What are the symptoms of ADHD in children?

The manifestations of childhood hyperactivity disorder mainly include the following aspects: 1. Inattention: Children often exhibit frequent shifts from one activity to another, frequently leave tasks unfinished, and tend to give up midway. 2. Excessive activity: Children are excessively restless and noisy; for example, they may constantly fidget or engage in restless movements during class, and run around wildly during breaks. 3. Emotional instability: Children are easily irritable, impulsive, quick-tempered, have poor self-control, and often act without considering the consequences. 4. Learning difficulties: Due to inattention, children fail to focus during lessons, resulting in poor academic performance. 5. Psychological changes: Children may develop feelings of inferiority, rebelliousness, and even engage in delinquent behavior or suicidal actions. Parents need to closely monitor changes in their child's behavior and seek help from a qualified physician when necessary.