Certainly yes: Only after proper evaluation though. Untreated adhd in children is associated with higher chance of school failure, depression, and substance abuse.
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Yes: Like many conditions, add/adhd often requires medication for correction. This should be tried if all other interventions fail. And often is necessary.
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No: Children with ADHD, may not require medication, if they are receiving an appropriate educational program, understanding teachers and the proper supports at home. In addition, it is very important that the chilodren get an approporiate amount of sleep. The academy of Pediatrics recommends 9=10 hours. An appropriate balance diet, with an appropriate balance of protein and carbohydrates is essenti
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