The symptoms of ADHD vary depending on age and developmental stage. The psychostimulants available today to treat the disorder are characterized by high efficacy and are generally well tolerated. In addition, lifestyle-related measures should also be included in the treatment concept. This includes, in particular, learning techniques to better structure daily life, although this must be adapted in each case to the age group and to other patient- and environment-related characteristics. A brief reminder on the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD.
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