Home > Medical > ADHD > ADHD in adults ADHD in adults All sections in ADHD » About ADHD » ADHD in Adults » Alternative Treatment » Diet for ADHD » FAQs » Managing ADHD » Medication for ADHD » ADHD News » Real-life Stories ADHD in adults? Cybershrink writes about ADHD, a disorder often misdiagnosed, and looks at its manifestation in adulthood. A life lived in chaos Adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder can cause havoc in one's life, yet most people with this condition remain untreated. Coping with adult ADHD Adult ADHD can be managed successfully with a combination of therapy, medication and lifestyle changes. Ask ADHD Expert » Quiz Is my toddler eating properly? » Talk Parenting forum » Ask Paediatrician » Bizarre uses for bodily fluids Breathe for me Attention disorder - not just for kids A surprising number of kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) carry at least some of those symptoms into adulthood, and need treatment. Adult ADHD: an overlooked problem Doctors are realising that ADHD doesn't always disappear when children enter puberty - it is a persistent problem that can last a lifetime. load more articles advertisement From our sponsors There are more than 200 different viruses which can cause a cold A clinically proven skin care range is now available Medihelp’s regional information sessions Superior comfort and support
ADHD in adults? Cybershrink writes about ADHD, a disorder often misdiagnosed, and looks at its manifestation in adulthood.
A life lived in chaos Adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder can cause havoc in one's life, yet most people with this condition remain untreated.
Coping with adult ADHD Adult ADHD can be managed successfully with a combination of therapy, medication and lifestyle changes.
Attention disorder - not just for kids A surprising number of kids with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) carry at least some of those symptoms into adulthood, and need treatment.
Adult ADHD: an overlooked problem Doctors are realising that ADHD doesn't always disappear when children enter puberty - it is a persistent problem that can last a lifetime.