Hyperactivity is a behavior that is described by excessive and unusual movement. This is an imbalance in children's behavior that leads to the child not being able to stay still for long. Although in the same way hyperactivity can also occur at any age. Most children with this disorder are those who had to stay in an incubator for some reason at birth.
A hyperactive individual manages to think between 4 or 5 things at the same time, therefore, he does not realize almost any, they are people with great intellect but who require help to develop all their mental capacity.
This alteration not only worries the child in the hours while he is active, but also does it during the sleep phase, remaining in constant activity. The symptoms of this behavioral disorder that disturbs many children, includes severe distraction, motor restlessness, very short attention cycles, emotional instability and impulsive behavior. more extensive progression of movements.
Hyperactive infants have a hard time paying attention in class, doing their homework, listening or being able to read long content, and engage in monotonous tasks that are constantly being performed.
One of the main causes that they induce is genetics, since this disorder can be hereditary, but it can also be due to environmental consequences.
After the psychologist determines that the child has hyperactivity disorder, the parents, treating physician, and teachers should work together to find the best way to help. This constantly means that you must start taking certain medications that are implemented to control hyperactivity. Generally, children with this disorder only take the medication before going to school, but in certain cases some must take another dose after leaving class.
They also require help to learn to transform the way they behave. Some manage to learn it by learning relaxation techniques and behavior therapies.
