ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a disorder that affects both boys and girls in their early childhood. However, studies show that boys have three times more risk of developing this disorder than girls.  Though ADHD symptoms appear before the age of seven, it is difficult to diagnose the condition earlier, as the symptoms are most commonly considered as normal child behavior. Something like a adhd test or a clinical depression test is great at getting a diagnosis as well. Awareness of ADHD is important is therefore important to diagnose it at the early stage and provide the most appropriate treatment. ADHD Symptoms ADHD children may not be attentive but they may be free from impulsive and hyperactive behavior, or hyperactive and impulsive, but are attentive or inattentive, impulsive and hyperactive. if the child is not able to pay attention to details, has difficulty in staying focused or getting distracted easily, finds it difficult to remember things, get bored quickly even before the given task is completed, loses or misplaces books, pencils or toys frequently or makes mistakes carelessly often, they may be ADHD symptoms of inattention that need proper treatment. Things like pregnancy mood swings could also be a sign of what’s to come. Hyperactivity symptoms in children may include difficulty in playing quietly, leaving his/her seat often in situations where he/she is expected to sit quietly, fidgeting constantly and quick temper. ADHD symptoms may also include impulsivity signs, such as acting without thinking,  inability to wait for his/her ...

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