ADHD is one of the most common psychological disorders in children. It can arise with or without hyperactivity, and has a more possibility to occur in male children. That is, the child's behavior is significantly more inattentive or hyperactive than that of his or her peers of a similar age:
Impulsivity, excitability and inability to delay gratification or inhibit urges and over activity, immature, uncooperative, self-centered and bossy. Aggressive behaviors, reading difficulties and other academic problems are also common.
Common causes found and believed are
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Psychological factors causing attention deficit syndrome
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Prenatal mother – baby influences |
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Right from the conception time the mother’s emotions and food patterns has an effect on the brain development of the baby. The studies shows If the mother experienced traumatic events or been too stressed during pregnancy then the children are born with ADHD.
According to our ancient sciences, ADHD can be compared to a state called “Unmada” in ayurveda, which is referred as a mild disruption in brain activity. Exhibiting the tridoshik symptoms vitiation, Adhd predominately exhibits the vata vitiation as hyperactivity and restlessness followed by sudden blurp of reactions as pitta vitiation and inability to move in thoughts or disrupted tendencies in mind exhibiting kapha tendencies. However reasons can date back to mother’s emotions and stress during pregnancy or factors causing it.
Our approach for diagnosis
Identifying the cause is the most important aspect. A detail consultation which includes the Prakruthi analysis both at the physical and psychological level and the 4 level approaches for assessing the extent of imbalance, a customized treatment plan will be prepared with the unique Ojas treatment methodology.
