Children have ADHD, why do children have ADHD?

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ADHD generally manifests itself as:

Distraction:

1. Lack of concentration; 2. Frequent careless mistakes; 3. Ignorance or non-listening to others; 4. Unable to complete the homework according to the instructions; 5. Reluctance to do things that require concentration (such as homework or housework); 6. Often lose three and forget four.

Excessive activity: 1. Hands and feet are constantly moving, or twisting in the seat (poor classroom discipline, often affecting other students); 2. Running around or climbing up and down at inappropriate times and occasions; 3. Often unable to play or move quietly; 4. Always moving non-stop, as if there is a machine driving him; 5. There are a lot of common words.

Poor impulse control:

1. Poor patience and can't wait. 2. Often interrupt or interfere with others. 3. Unbearable setbacks, intense mood swings and impulsive behaviors.

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The cause of ADHD in children is **, which has not been thoroughly studied, and may be related to the following factors: 1. Biological factors, children with ADHD may have slight brain damage, such as prenatal expectant mothers infected with viruses, noisy digging for blind bacteria, or being affected by external forces during lift-off and childbirth, resulting in dystocia. 2. Genetic factors, ADHD in children may be related to genetics, that is, chromosomal malformations or mutations.

3. ADHD in children may be related to abnormal neurotransmitter secretion, such as catecholamines, dopamine dispersion, etc. 4. Children with ADHD may have structural abnormalities in the brain, such as some brain regions that are relatively small. 5. ADHD may also be related to environmental factors, such as some foods may cause children to be overactive, or have impulsive behaviors, such as food additives, and food allergies are also a reason.

Children with ADHD are children who are active, dishonest, inattentive in class, usually playful, etc., and there are many factors, most of which are due to neurological factors, some slight damage to the brain, and genetics will also lead to ADHD in children.

Children's ADHD is also a relatively common phenomenon in daily life, and it is also very common, and there are many factors that cause this kind of phenomenon, and most parents do not have enough knowledge and are not particularly understanding. So, why do children have ADHD? Let's find out together.

1. Neurophysiological factors.

If the child's central nervous system is slow to mature and the brain's reflexes and cortical tissue response are relatively slow, it will cause the child's ADHD phenomenon, and the child's brain examination including electroencephalogram is very abnormal, and the probability is also very large, causing the child's ADHD will be more frequent.

2. Slight brain damage.

The appearance of ADHD in children indicates that the child may suffer some damage to the brain, and it will also be caused by a certain slight injury, because the child has a certain amount of brain damage caused by a certain lack of oxygen before, during, and after childbirth, and the child will have ADHD in the process of growing up in the later stage.

3. Genetic factors.

Children have ADHD and genetics also have a very big relationship, if their parents or immediate relatives have such diseases or have some mental diseases, the incidence will be relatively high, many studies will find that the ADHD homopathogenesis rate of monozygotic twins is 100%, and the homopathogenesis rate of dizygotic twins is only 17%. This is also one of the causes of ADHD in children.

4. Caused by diet.

The phenomenon of ADHD in children is also related to the diet of Nissan to a certain extent, and the probability of occurrence is relatively high, especially in the diet of pregnant mothers or in the daily diet of children, which causes minor brain problems to cause ADHD.

There are many factors caused by ADHD in children, and it is necessary to treat them differently to prevent the deterioration of the condition, affecting the development and life safety of the child.

ADHD in children is not particularly clear at present, and MRI, electroencephalogram, and cranial CT are done, and the children are usually found to have no abnormalities. This disease may be related to preterm birth, low birth weight, intrauterine infection, hypothyroidism, as well as social factors, such as poor family, family discord, and some children eat too many snacks, such as too high lead, love to eat puffed food, eat a lot, iron deficiency, zinc deficiency, are all risk factors for ADHD in children.

In the past, parents usually did not pay much attention to whether their children had ADHD, and thought that they were naughty and lively, and generally did not pay much attention to it. At present, many families are only children, and they pay more attention to their children, so more and more children with ADHD are found, but now the World Health Organization data shows that there is no significant increase. Children with ADHD are inattentive, impulsive, reckless, and more out of range than children of the same age and developmental period, and aggressive, and can have cognitive and emotional problems.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, commonly known as ADHD, is a neurodevelopmental disorder that begins in childhood and is characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and emotional impulsivity that are disproportionate to age. At present, it is not clear, but it is mostly believed to be the result of the interaction of multiple factors such as genetics and environment.

1.Genetic factors: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) runs in families, and most scholars consider the disorder to be polygenic.

2.Environmental factors: Adverse factors during pregnancy and childbirth: Smoking and alcohol consumption during pregnancy can increase the probability of behavioral problems in children. Lead exposure: the presence of lead exposure in children may be the cause of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

The patient's EEG abnormality rate was high, and the EEG power spectrum analysis showed that the patient's central nervous system, especially the frontal lobe, had delayed maturation and insufficient cerebral cortex arousal. At present, patients have been found to have low function of the central nervous system, such as the central nervous system, chymbamine and norepinephrine, and serotonin hyperfunction.

4.Psychosocial factors: parental discord, improper parenting style, bad character, or the mother suffers from depression, dissociative disorder, or the father has material dependence, childhood separation from parents, abuse, improper school teaching and repentance methods, etc.

There are many causes of ADHD, the main one being a developmental disorder of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

**：1.Because the child born by caesarean section does not go through the normal birth canal squeezing and childbirth and the friction of uterine contractions, etc., which affects the development of the nervous system, it will be more likely to suffer from hyperactivity than the child who is normally delivered, which will cause some symptoms of ADHD such as uncoordinated movements, poor concentration, excessive activity, and poor self-control after birth.

2.The main reason for the above symptoms is the decrease in the concentration of dopamine, noradrepinephrine and catecholamine neurotransmitters in the prefrontal cortex, which weakens the inhibition of the central nervous system and increases the child's activity, resulting in involuntary hyperactivity in the child.

3.It mainly considers the abnormal neurotransmitters in the brain caused by external and functional factors in children, and the phenomenon of inattention such as hyperactivity caused by neurological reactions.

4.There are many cases of ADHD, such as: imperfect development of cerebral vestibular organs, insufficient number of cranial neurotransmitters, organic damage to brain tissues, lead poisoning with thoughts, sensory integration disorders, etc.

5.Parents have a bad relationship or often beat and scold their children, receive bullying from classmates or corporal punishment from teachers at school, and lack of vitamins.

ADHD in children can be caused by a variety of factors, including genetic, neurobiological, and environmental factors.

Genetic factors: Genetics may play a role in the development of ADHD. Studies have found that if one family member has ADHD, other family members are also more likely to develop the disease. Some genes may be involved in the development and symptomatic presentation of ADHD.

Neurobiological factors: ADHD is associated with abnormal function of neurotransmitters in the brain, such as dopamine and norepinephrine. The regulatory role of these neurotransmitters in the brain is affected, which can lead to problems with attention, impulsivity, and behavioral control.

Neurodevelopmental problems: ADHD can be associated with abnormalities or delays in the development of the brain. Studies have found that the brain structure and function of people with ADHD differ in some ways from that of normally developing individuals.

Environmental factors: Some factors in the early life environment may have an impact on the development of ADHD. For example, factors such as exposure to harmful substances during pregnancy, premature birth, family instability, domestic violence, childhood trauma, etc., are thought to increase the risk of ADHD.

It is important to note that each child's situation may be different, and the occurrence of ADHD involves complex factors. There is currently no clear single cause that explains all ADHD cases. If there is a suspicion that your child may have ADHD, it is advisable to consult a professional doctor or psychologist for a comprehensive evaluation and diagnosis.

Early diagnosis and intervention can help children better cope with ADHD and improve the quality of learning and life. This may include behavior, medications, family support, etc., and a plan is developed according to the individual situation.