ADHD is a typical health condition which can affect both children and adults. It creates a bad effect on brain activity and brain development. It severely affects the attention and concentration level. According to estimation, it has been noticed that the Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder affects more than 2.5% adults and 8.4% children around the globe.

Here, adults are referred to young boys and they are more prone to this condition than the girls. Children get affected with this condition from their friends, and schoolwork.

Different types of ADHD
There are mainly three types of ADHD which are based on the symptoms in the body and its effectiveness. They are Inattentive ADHD, Hyperactive ADHD, and Impulsive ADHD. As the symptoms of these three types of ADHD are different, the processes of treatments available for these are also different from each other.

Types of symptoms for each type of ADHD
The different types of ADHD show different symptoms on the human body. The effectiveness of any symptoms depends upon the age and therefore, it is considered an important factor. Moreover, the symptoms which emerge in the body of a child are quite different from the symptoms which can be observed in an adult body. Given below are the symptoms of each type of this disorder:

In the case of Children
There are around 8 symptoms and signs that help the physician to recognize that the child is suffering from ADHD:

Symptoms in Multiple Settings
In this case, the children will suffer from lack of concentration both at home and in school.

• Forgetfulness
  The child who is affected by this condition can forget anything at any time which may include homework and household chores.

• Less Organized
  These children will not be able to keep track of daily activities which can affect their education.

• Daydreaming
  It is a crucial symptom which can often be observed in many children. In this case, they will simply ignore the reality and gaze into the sky.

• Mistakes
  The children will start making small mistakes which shouldn’t be neglected.

• Unfinished tasks
  They will avoid their regular lessons, projects, and homework and it will affect their educational career severely.

• Fidgetiness
  They cannot sit quietly at a place for some time.

• Emotional turmoil
  It is mainly observed in youngsters. It indicates short temperament.

• Interrupting
  They will always interrupt into other matters which are not centralized on them.

For Inattentive ADHD (up to 17 years)
The symptoms of Inattentive ADHD are given below.

• Less attention
• Incomplete activities and important tasks
• Dislikes or avoid doing household chores
• Loss of necessary items

For Hyperactive ADHD
The symptoms of Hyperactive ADHD are given below.

• Fidgets with feet or hands
• Always create noise
• Talks excessively
• Runs in any direction

For Impulsive ADHD
The symptoms of Impulsive ADHD are given below.

• Less patience
• Some impairment can be seen from the age of seven
• Fluctuation of mood and anxiety can also occur

Thus, ADHD is not a simple disorder. It cannot be predicted and diagnosed within a day or two. Thus, it is necessary to visit a doctor whenever you find any unusual symptoms in your body or your child’s body.