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If you suspect that your young child (preschooler and below) has ADHD, you should arrange for an evaluation by a specialist such as a psychologist, psychiatrist, speech pathologist or developmental paediatrician.
There is no specific test for ADHD. Making a diagnosis will likely involve:
Treatment for ADHD is usually focused on minimising the symptoms and helping your child cope with day-to-day life. It does not seek to cure the condition.
ADHD can be treated using medicine or therapy, but it's best to use a combination of both. Changing your child's diet and nutrition may also help to reduce the symptoms of ADHD.
There are 5 types of psychostimulant medications that may be used to treat ADHD:
These medications balance chemicals in the brain and stimulate the brain to help it to focus. It aims to help your child:
Therapy can be useful in treating ADHD and additional co-existing conditions, such as anxiety disorders or depression. Recommended therapies include:
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