ADHD in Adults
Once thought to be a condition exclusively existing in children, ADHD in adults is a relatively new concept. Often times, people have been suffering from ADHD symptoms for their entire lives, yet went diagnosed due to the lack of awareness of the condition. Adults may not "outgrow" ADHD or learn to cope with the symptoms, leading to difficulties later in life.
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When I was interviewing Betty for my article, "The Many Faces of ADHD - ADHD at 85: Betty's Profile", I did some research on ADHD and the elderly and was shocked when I found virtually nothing on the topic; just a few short informal articles. As our population ages, so will those currently being treated for ADHD- our children, teens,…
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Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, answered i have adhd and this it have any eff of… I am not sure exactly what you are asking. Could you give a little more…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, commented on Adult ADHD I also answered your question on our question and answer section of the site, but wanted to post my reply…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, answered Do you talk in 1/2 sentences, confuse… I read your question and had to laugh. My husband talks in 1/2 sentences…
Eileen Bailey, Health Guide, answered I JUST realized my husband's 'time… Mouse I can tell you that this is a common complaint of adults with…
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