ADD-ADHD

There are a number of symptoms of ADD-ADHD, though these symptoms may generally vary from one person to another. Some of the most common symptoms found in patients suffering from ADD-ADHD are:

• Having difficulty remaining seated for some amount of time
• Facing difficulties in following instructions properly
• Often fidgeting with hands and feet and squirming while being seated
• Having problem playing quietly
• Finding it difficult to await turn in games and group activities
• Talking excessively often
• Blurting out answers even before the questions are completed
• Often not paying attention to what is being told
• Sometimes interrupting or intruding in others work
• Often not remembering things necessary for tasks and activities
• Being easily diverted by irrelevant stimuli
• Frequently engaging in physically hazardous actions without considering possible consequences