Thesis on the Symptoms of ADHD

ADHD is a neurological disorder of the executive features of the brain. ADHD people have difficulty with self regulation, concentration, and organisation. It stands for hyperactivity disorder of attention deficit (ADHD).

Symptoms of ADHD includes:

  • Lack of attention
  • Bad Time Control Management
  • Poor management of impulses
  • Exaggerated thoughts
  • Hyperfocus phenomenon
  • Overactivity
  • Dysfunction of executives

Symptoms of ADHD differ by person. Some or only any of the above symptoms can be encountered by you or your infant, along with those detailed in the DSM-V. ADHD is characterised by many patients and physicians as an iceberg, where most signs lie buried beneath the sea, out of sight but ever present. Take one of our free , confidential tests below to see whether you can get a formal diagnosis whether you believe you or a loved one may have ADHD.