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Health identifies ADHD signs in children
The Ministry of Health and Population has revealed that diagnosing Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children requires a specialized assessment based on the repeated and persistent appearance of symptoms and their impact on the child's performance and daily life, rather than just increased movement. It clarified that difficulties in focus, hyperactivity, or impulsiveness do not necessarily indicate the condition, and that the final diagnosis depends on professional evaluation. The ministry urged families to consult a qualified doctor and avoid self-diagnosis if persistent symptoms are observed that affect the child. Additionally, it launched psychological support and inquiry contact numbers as part of activities for World ADHD Awareness Month.
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