Medicine is a constantly evolving field. There are several long-held beliefs in medicine that are no longer accepted. One of these ideas was that adults and teenagers were ineligible for diagnosis of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
As a result of this outdated way of thinking, more people are receiving the diagnosis. In fact, it is estimated that 4% of adults have ADHD. No matter your age, it’s critical to understand how ADHD can affect a variety of daily activities. For more information on the available treatments, please see the attached infographic.
ADHD Treatments For Adults vs. Children from Universal Drugstore