13/11/2025
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दुनिया में 8–10% बच्चों को ADHD होता है, लेकिन केवल लगभग 3% को ही सही उपचार मिलता है।
समय पर इलाज न मिले तो ऐसे बच्चों में आक्रामक व्यवहार, कंडक्ट प्रॉब्लम, नशे की आदतें और आगे चलकर कई गंभीर मानसिक बीमारियाँ (major psychotic illnesses) विकसित हो सकती हैं।
शुरुआती पहचान और सही उपचार से बच्चे का पूरा भविष्य बदला जा सकता है।
🌱 Every parent must read this.
🌱 हर parent को यह अवश्य पढ़ना चाहिए।
🌿 **Identify Your Child Early — Prevent Them From Drifting Into Severe Conduct Problems, Emotional Collapse, or Future Personality Damage.
Borderline Intellectual Functioning (Slow Learner)
with ADHD – Combined Type
with Behavioral Disorders Associated with ADHD,
including Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)
with Significant Decline in Academic Performance
with History of a Solitary Acute Symptomatic Seizure (Electric Shock–Induced)
with Mood Dysregulation – Provisional Schizoaffective-like Symptoms / Mood Disorder
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Aarav was only eight when small signs began to appear — constant restlessness, inability to focus, forgetting simple instructions, and getting irritated at the slightest call. What looked like innocence at first slowly revealed itself as ADHD. He wanted to do well, but his mind kept running ahead of him.
As the years passed, ADHD quietly shifted into something more intense. Aarav began arguing with everyone — teachers, classmates, even family. If asked to sit, he stood; if corrected, he shouted; if questioned, he blamed others. What began as hyperactivity transformed into true Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD).
Soon every room he entered felt tense. The smallest frustration led to explosive anger. He pushed children, hit classmates, threw objects, and refused to accept responsibility for anything. His self-esteem inflated strangely, and his moods swung from sudden laughter to unexpected tears. His sleep broke down. His words repeated. His emotions became unpredictable.
School complaints became endless, and by Class II, he dropped out completely. At home he was restless, impulsive, and emotionally unstable.
A few years earlier he had suffered an electric shock, collapsing unconscious — a memory that still frightened the family. Doctors reassured them it was a single symptomatic seizure, but emotionally his struggles only grew. Treatment was attempted but never completed. Every time the family hesitated, and every time his problems deepened.
By thirteen, Aarav was a child carrying far more weight than he could understand — ADHD, ODD, emotional dysregulation, academic decline, and early mood instability layered upon a vulnerable genetic background.
His story is not about a “bad child.”
It is about a child whose brain was asking for help long before his behaviour began to break.
With timely psychiatric care, patience, and structure, his life could have taken a different path.
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🔖 Awareness Points
1️⃣ Early identification saves futures
2️⃣ Behaviour may be brain-based, not intentional
3️⃣ Timely treatment transforms lives
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