Background: A foreign study of nearly 1,300 offenders found that 75 percent had manifestations of pediatric ADHD as children. In addition, many people addicted to the Internet and drugs are children with ADHD. By the time they reach adulthood, ADHD patients tend to work without permanence, are often fired or jump jobs frequently, have poor interpersonal relationships, and have unstable marriages. Untreated pediatric ADHD spills over into adulthood in more than half of cases. A foreign study of nearly 1,300 offenders found that 75 percent had ADHD as children. In addition, many people who are addicted to the Internet and drugs are children with ADHD. By the time they reach adulthood, ADHD patients tend to work without permanence, are often fired or jump jobs frequently, have poor interpersonal relationships, and have unstable marriages. Untreated pediatric ADHD spills over into adulthood in more than half of cases. Most ADHD does not heal naturally The latest research shows that the prevalence of ADHD among school-age children in China is currently 3%-13.6%, with an estimated 14.61 million-19.79 million children affected nationwide, 40% of whom are not treated correctly and in a timely manner. Most children begin to exhibit symptoms, such as inattention and hyperactivity, before the age of 6. Although the symptoms change as they get older, attention deficit disorder remains, and can lead to further problems such as poor academic performance, lack of self-esteem, and interpersonal tension. If left untreated, approximately 70% of children with the disorder will continue to have symptoms into adulthood, and in more severe cases, 30% will have the disorder for life. In addition, children whose symptoms seem to improve during adolescence, if left untreated, will also have a serious impact on their schooling and personality formation. Therefore, ADHD is now defined as a “chronic disease” in academic circles. Experts at home and abroad agree that most ADHD does not heal spontaneously. ADHD can be diagnosed in 50% of juvenile offenders. School-age children with ADHD are hyperactive and distracted in class, resulting in poor academic performance, and are easily criticized, scolded, or even physically punished. If left untreated, the child’s poor self-control and impulsive nature of the disease will easily lead to conflict with others around him or her, and even lead to juvenile delinquency. According to statistics, 50% of juvenile delinquents can be diagnosed with ADHD, and often become repeat offenders as adults, affecting social stability and the personal safety of others. Children with ADHD are prone to alcohol and drug abuse in adulthood, anti-social personality disorder, and the risk of delinquency is 5-10 times higher than that of the general population; when children with ADHD grow up, they often have problems such as academic failure, vocational difficulties, marital problems, and interpersonal difficulties. Children with ADHD should be diagnosed early, intervene early, and treat early. It is very impractical to expect ADHD to heal itself. Parents should take their children to the hospital early to determine the diagnosis, and early treatment with medications such as Concentrate is most effective. At the same time, through the joint efforts of parents and doctors, the children’s social functions and emotional skills are lovingly nurtured so that these children will make friends, have the ability to adapt, and be able to grow into independent adults with the ability to achieve their ambitions. The difference between ADHD children and naughty children 1, attention: children with ADHD in any occasion, can not concentrate for a long time, even when watching “small books”, “cartoons”, can not concentrate; but naughty children are different, in watching But naughty children are different, in watching their favorite “small books” and “cartoons”, they can pay full attention and hate other children’s interference. 2. Purpose of action: Naughty children’s actions often have a certain purpose and are planned and arranged. Children with ADHD do not have this characteristic, their actions are more impulsive and disorganized, with no end in sight. 3, self-control: naughty children in a serious and unfamiliar environment, have the ability to self-control, can be quiet, no longer noisy and chaotic; ADHD children do not have this ability, often accused of “illiteracy.