Q & a About ADHD Part 2
40% Of People With ADHD Have Oppositional Defiant Disorder
27% Of Children
45-50% Of Adolescents
20-25% Of Adults
With ADHD Have Conduct Disorder
60-80% Of People With Tourette’s Have ADHD
50% Of Children With ADHD Have Coexisting Learning Disorders (Dyslexia or Dyscalculia)
1/4 to 1/2 of Children With ADHD Have Sleep Disorders
Youth With ADHD Are at Increased Risk for Smoking, Drinkin & Drug Abuse
ADHD Stimulant Medication May Reduce Illegal Drug Use
Approx 10 Million Adults Have ADHD
ADHD May Be Associated With Depression, Mood or Conduct Disorders, and Substance Abuse
Adults With ADHD Often Face Difficulties in Work and Personal Life Due to Symptoms and Many Have Inconsistent Performance at Work or in Their Careers.
Difficulties With Day-To-Day Responsibilities Are Common.
Relationship Problems Can Arise Due to Adhd-Related Challenges.
Chronic Feelings of Frustration, Guilt, or Blame Are Common.
People With ADHD May Struggle With Maintaining Attention, Executive Function, and Working Memory.
Deficits in Executive Function Can Significantly Affect Academic and Career Success.
Executive Function Is Essential for Prioritizing and Managing Thoughts and Actions.
Many People With ADHD Experience Difficulties With Sensory Overload and Overstimulation
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Issues With Executive Functioning Can Lead To Difficulty Completing Tasks and Forgetfulness.
For Many People ADHD Affects the Perception of Time.
This Can Result in Time-Blindness,
Time Bending and Problems With Time Perception