Most People Mistake These for ADHD | MedCircle
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Published 2021-04-08
"What is ADHD" and "Do I have ADHD?" are both common questions. But once you have a basic understanding of the signs and symptoms of ADHD, you have to be careful about getting the right diagnosis. Some of those symptoms might actually be a sign of a completely different mental health disorder. So what are some behaviors that most commonly lead to a misdiagnosis of ADHD? Watch this video to discover why most people mistake these symptoms of ADHD.
The education doesn't end here. Discover more on adult ADHD and how to spot the symptoms from Dr. Judy full series HERE: watch.medcircle.com/adult-adhd
It includes -
What ADHD actually looks like in the brain
What an ADHD test looks like & how a doctor reaches an ADHD diagnosis
Options for ADHD treatment & ADHD medication
Other options for ADHD help
A full breakdown of the symptoms of ADHD and how to spot them
ADD vs ADHD
In this discussion, triple board certified neuropsychologist Dr. Judy Ho and MedCircle Host Kyle Kittleson answer...
Has Dr. Judy seen this a lot in her clinical experience?
- What do the symptoms of sensory processing disorder look like? Why is it so commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD?
- What do the symptoms of anxiety in children, teenagers, and adults look like? Why is it so commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD?
- What do the symptoms of autism look like? Why is it so commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD?
- Which other mental health issues are most commonly misdiagnosed as ADHD? Why?
We also have a comprehensive series that includes more ADHD tips and how to spot ADHD in children: watch.medcircle.com/navigating-adhd
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