Do you know what ADHD is? The full form of ADHD is ‘Adult attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder’ and it is a mental health condition exhibited by difficulty maintaining attention, as well as hyperactivity and impulsive behavior.
Thought it is thought that ADHD is just a childhood problem, but now according to our research a large proportion of children with the condition remain affected throughout adulthood. ADHD or Adult attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is a mental health condition exhibited by difficulty maintaining attention, hyperactivity and impulsive behavior. Again for some people, adult ADHD causes significant problems that improve with treatment.
According to our research at www.newspsychology.com, the presentation of ADHD in adults is different from that in children in part because of a greater decrease in symptoms of hyperactivity than in symptoms of inattention. As a result of our research it is found that ADHD can be troubled by misunderstandings or frustrations or resentments and this is especially likely if the symptoms of ADHD have never been properly diagnosed or treated.
If you have ADHD this does not mean that you probably aren’t very good at organizing or setting up systems. According to our research there are many symptoms behind this ADHD and these include:
1. Trouble focusing or concentrating
2. Restlessness
3. Impulsivity
4.Difficulty completing tasks
5.Disorganization
6.Low frustration tolerance
7.Frequent mood swings
8.Hot temper
9.Trouble coping with stress
10.Unstable relationships
11. Forgetfullness
12. Poor organizational skills
13. Emotional outbursts etc.
The good news is that you can turn these problems around by giving proper education and optimal treatment. You can build a healthier and happier partnership by learning about the role ADHD plays in your relationship and how both of you can choose more positive as well as productive ways to respond to challenges and communicate with each other.
