Yes, although ADHD is often identified in children, it can continue into adulthood or be diagnosed for the first time in adults. Symptoms in adults might manifest differently, often showing more difficulties with organization, time management, and maintaining focus.
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Not always. While medication can effectively manage symptoms for many people, there are many possible treatments. Behavioral therapy, lifestyle modifications, and educational support can also play crucial roles in treatment, especially for children.
Yes, for some individuals, symptoms may lessen as they age, particularly hyperactivity. However, challenges with attention and impulsivity can persist into adulthood. Ongoing management can help manage symptoms throughout a person's life.
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