Treatment of hyperactivity in children and adults

What is Hyperactivity Disorder?

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is one of the most common psychiatric disorders in children, abbreviated ADHD. This disorder is not just a phenomenon that has emerged in recent years, but has a relatively long history.Over time, experts refer to this disorder as explosive desire, involuntary restraint, and inability to control morally, hyperactivity, failure attention disorder and Attention Deficit Disorder Read with or without hyperactivity.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is an adult mental condition in which it is very difficult to maintain attention and hyperactive behaviors and impulse happens in the person. Symptoms of this disorder in adults may be accompanied by various problems such as unstable relationships, poor work or Poor school performance and low self-esteem. Hyperactivity Disorder always begins in childhood, but in some

Cases may not be diagnosed until adulthood.

When it comes to hyperactivity, most people think that it is limited to childhood, when in fact This is not the case. Hyperactivity and inattention are also seen in adults, but the symptoms are rooted in childhood. For most people,

Adult hyperactivity disorder causes huge problems that can be improved with various treatments. Adults hyperactivity treatment is the same as in children and includes changes in diets and some medications, psychological counseling (psychotherapy).

Prevalence of hyperactivity in children

5 out of every 100 children can be hyperactive. Boys are three times more likely to be infected than girls. mostly

These problems start before the age of 7 and parents may not notice their child until he or she is older.

Symptoms of hyperactivity in children

1 – Problem in attention and concentration that plays an important role in the child’s academic failure.

2 – Excessive activity (hyperactivity) that leads to punishment and social isolation of the child.

3 – Perform the operation before thinking about it (impulsive movements) that cause harm to the patient and others.

In inappropriate situations, phrases or questions come out of his mouth.

5 – It is difficult for him to stand in line or he loses his patience in this situation.

6 – Often during the conversation, interrupts the activity, game, work and words of others.

7- In social conditions, it is a deterrent element (does not agree with social norms and customs).

8 – shakes his head and does not sit still (shakes his hands or feet).

9 – Always in a hurry to leave or feel active.

10 – When talking to others, he talks too much.

11 – In inappropriate situations, for example in a meeting, he gets up and moves.

12 – Feels restless.

13 – can hardly control his needs and is very risky.

14 – Has trouble starting or continuing a project or tasks such as homework or purposes.

15 – can hardly pay attention to the details of tasks and has inadvertent mistakes.

16 – Has difficulty maintaining focus while performing certain activities such as conference, study or conversation.

17 – External stimuli, such as noise, television, music, conversation of others, easily distract him .

18 – Forgets regular and daily activities such as buying food and work tasks.

19 – Has trouble planning homework or work.

Parents should be aware that the child’s actions and behavior are not in control of themselves and are due to illness and it is very important that the disorder is suspected, a specialist will diagnose the disease as mischievous at this age and begin appropriate treatment To avoid severe and damaging consequences.

Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder contains two main aspects:

Lack of sufficient attention
Hyperactive and impulsive behaviors

Symptoms of ADHD in adults include:

Difficulty concentrating and paying attention
Restlessness
Difficulty completing homework
Irregularity
Very low tolerance for failures
Frequent mood swings
Get angry quickly
Difficulty coping with stress
Unstable and tense relationships

Most adults with ADHD are unaware that they have the disorder. They only think of everyday tasks that can be challenging. Such people have difficulty concentrating and prioritizing their work, and this is why

They forget their appointments or social programs. Inability to control emotions can take many forms like Inability to wait in line for buses or mood swings. All adults who suffer from this disorder, in childhood They themselves have had this disorder, even if they themselves were never aware of it. signs of This disorder in some adults may decrease over time and with age, while in others will have symptoms in adulthood and may even get worse.

The difference between a normal person and a person with ADHD

Almost everyone has similar symptoms to this disorder at some point in their lives. If your problems are new or occasionally Have happened in the past, you may not have this disorder. Hyperactivity Disorder is diagnosed only when its symptoms are severe and acute enough and cause many problems in a person’s daily life. These persistent and destructive symptoms may Have roots in the past and childhood. It is a bit difficult to diagnose this disorder in adults because some symptoms of this disorder are similar to other cases. For example, a person with this disorder may have anxiety or a mood disorder. Most adults with ADHD also have other mental health problems, such as depression or anxiety.

Risk factors for hyperactivity:

If you have the following, you are potentially at risk for hyperactivity:

There is a family member with this disorder or other mental illness.
Drinking alcohol, smoking or taking drugs during pregnancy.
Your mother has been exposed to environmental toxins during pregnancy.
As a child, you were exposed to environmental toxins such as lead.
You were born prematurely (premature birth)

Complications of hyperactivity, inattention:

Hyperactivity Disorder is associated with the following:

Poor school performance
Problem with the law
Difficulty at work
Alcohol or drug use
Frequent accidents or other incidents
Tensions
Poor mental and physical health

Although hyperactivity disorder does not cause other mental conditions, some other disorders may accompany it and be created. These include the following:

Mood disorders: Most adults with the disorder may have depression, bipolar disorder or other mood disorder. Although not all mood problems are necessarily directly related to hyperactivity, the patterned Repetition of failures and failures associated with inactivity can make depression worse.
Anxiety Disorders: Anxiety disorders often occur in adults with ADHD. Anxiety Disorder May Cause anxiousness , nervousness or have other symptoms.
Personality Disorders: Adults with ADHD have a higher risk of developing personality disorders such as antisocial personality disorders.
Learning Disabilities: Adults with Hyperactivity Disorder may score lower on academic exams.

Chemotherapy for pediatric hyperactivity:

Hyperactivity pill called Ritalin shows its effect on the body after the age of 18 and diseases such as paralysis, MS,diabetes, Parkinson’s, etc. in a person. Ritalin is a psychedelic drug used to make methamphetamine.Harmful and chemically destructive drugs are not needed to treat hyperactivity. But we in this article,will explain the eating therapies.

Hyperactivity drugs cause suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, panic attacks, hyperactivity, restlessness, violent actions and ….

Causes and prohibitions of hyperactivity:

People who are hyperactive are often boys and their body is “hot and dry”, studies show that the incidence of inactivity in

Boys are 3 times more than girls. The cause of hyperactivity and prohibited consumption include the following options:

Consumption of packaging and factory products that contain preservatives and synthetic dyes
Use of chemical drugs including vitamins and iron tablets
Usually, the baby becomes hyperactive due to the high temperature of the liver.

Prevention of hyperactivity:

The mother should eat 10 grams of frankincense a day during pregnancy. Preferably chew frankincense well.
After giving birth, eat 15 dates and then breastfeed the baby, which makes him patient, calm and tolerant.
The nature of the pregnant mother should be balanced and the body should not be too hot. If the mother is nervous and aggressive and restless probably It is high for her child to become hyperactive.

Edible colors and hyperactivity:

Permitted food colors found in most foods such as pasta, ice cream, soft drinks and jellies, desserts, spices, grilled chicken and Sweets are which are widely used today, cause asthma, urticaria, hyperactivity in children, sleep disorders, MS, weakened immune system, anaphylactic reactions, high blood pressure, allergies, decreased levels of vitamins, even carcinogenicity and liver damage and Exacerbation of hyperactivity and lack of concentration in children.

Dear parents, with a simple test,check your children ‘s lack of concentration and hyperactivity after eating a chocolate, ice cream or pasta.

In addition to colors, consider other hazardous substances such as sodium benzoate that are used concomitantly.

Objective experience has shown that ice cream greatly exacerbates the effects of hyperactivity due to the chemicals present In it.

Sugar substances and hyperactivity:

Chocolates and drinks exacerbate hyperactivity. A nutritionist said that sugar should be limited in children with ADHD. These children shouldn’t eat sugary substances such as sugar, jam, syrup, soft drinks, flakes, candies, chocolate and sweets and it must be very limited. Caffeine in coffee, chocolate and soft drinks should be removed from the hyperactive children’s food pyramid, because it Exacerbates hyperactivity.

Hyperactive children should eat soothing foods. Soothing foods, as well as the use of seafood,calms children.

Chocolate and hyperactivity:

Some may think that this food can calm hyperactive children. But unfortunately chocolate is an Unsuitable food for children with ADHD. Chocolate contains a lot of caffeine and this combination has a stimulant effect. Excessive consumption of chocolate aggravates the symptoms of hyperactivity. The effect of chocolate on an hyperactive child sow itself usually within a few hours.

But if your child loves chocolate and you do not want to deprive your child of consuming it, it is necessary only to avoid black chocolates and chocolate with a high amount of cocoa. For this purpose, you can replace the white chocolates .

However, you should not allow your child to overdo it. You should always keep the balance and keep in mind that Even white and milky chocolate contains a lot of sugar. This compound not only damages the teeth but also causes

Exacerbation of the symptoms of the inattention or hyperactivity.

The effect of carbonated drinks, industrial juices and pizza on the child’s brain

Drinks, canned juices and ready-made pizzas are some of the favorite foods for kids. But these foods contain unsuitable compounds, such as artificial food coloring and preservatives. Research results show that such drinks and

Foods have a serious effect on the symptoms of hyperactivity. Soft drinks and any other carbonated and sweet drinks contain significant amounts of

Caffeine which is a powerful stimulant. It is best to delete these foods completely from babies’ food and find natural alternatives at home. If your child has a strong craving for soft drinks and fruit juices Instead of using ready-made drinks, start and prepare drinks for him at home.

Impact of snacks and fast foods

The researchers removed cheese from the diet of inactive children for several weeks in their study, and changes such as increased attention, Increased concentration, increased self-control, improved behavior, and moral improvement were clearly seen in children. It is recommended to Limit the consumption of cheese as much as possible in such children.

In addition to soft drinks, pizza and fruit juices, children love foods such as chips, puffs, and a variety of snacks and fast foods. They are full of preservatives, artificial food colors, etc. Therefore, they aggravate the symptoms of hyperactivity. You have to eliminate chips, puffs, and other unnecessary foods from your child’s diet and replace them with healthy foods.

Fast foods such as French fries, sandwiches and other types of fast food are also foods that should not be eaten a lot in children. It is better to say goodbye to such foods because they have no nutritional value and cause Vitamin deficiencies that last a long time. Remember that any deficiency will also exacerbate the disorder. Research results

Showa that Excessive consumption of red meat, which is often used in fast foods, increases the frequency and severity of Signs.

How can new baby nutrition be controlled?

Your quest to find alternative foods can make a big difference in your baby’s diet. So it is not necessary to Eliminate a food item at once. Because if you put pressure on the child at once, no doubt that he Will not accept alternative foods.

So instead of abruptly eliminating harmful foods, focus on limiting them.