Emily
Thank you for your question and welcome to ADHDCentral.com.
I am not a medical professional and would not be able to give you medical advice.
I am sure, that in some cases, depression and anxiety can result from ADHD because of difficulties coping with the symptoms of ADHD. On the other hand, depression and anxiety are common co-existing conditions with ADHD, that is these conditions are present at the same time as ADHD but both are separate conditions.
It is impossible for me to say whether the depression and anxiety are a result of ADHD or separate. This would need to be discussed with your doctor.
For more information:
Frequently Asked Questions: Coexisting or Comorbid Conditions
ADHD and Anxiety: Self Help Tips
I hope this helps
Eileen
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Thank you Eileen,
The reason I want to know is that my teacher says that ADHD is not social justice I say it is because ADHD can lead to suicidal thoughts and Depression and suicide is a social justice along with mental health and ADHD is a mental health and if you ask me this is happening worldwide.
Emily