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The symptoms of ADHD may resemble other medical conditions or behavior problems. For example, learning disabilities are sometimes discovered when a person appears to have ADHD and often co-occur with ADHD. Adults as well as children may be hyperactive and distractible if they are suffering from food sensitivities, too much sugar or caffeine, allergies, chemical sensitivities, food additives, chronic illness, heavy metal exposure,True Religion Boootcut Jeans, chronic stress,True Religion Flar Sale, anxiety, fear, a chaotic home life, or sleep deprivation including sleep apnea. I recommend you consult a holistic health practitioner and a pediatric allergist for a full assessment. And let’s not forget that poor concentration is one of the symptoms of depression as well as anxiety. Often these occur together. An adult or a child who can’t concentrate, gets yelled at all the time, and perhaps feels like a failure is prone to depression as well as anxiety. No wonder depression is common in people with ADHD. Learning is more difficult, organizing is tough, social skills are affected, relationships are rocky, getting things done is harder, holding down a job can be impossible for some, and childhood behavior is often very difficult to manage. ADHD is defined in the Diagnostic Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders (DSM-IV TR) used to diagnose all mental disorders, as a disorder of childhood. It includes a pattern of poor concentration, organization,True Religion Boootcut Jeans Mens, and task completion and may also include impulsivity and hyperactivity |
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