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  • The correct medical term for Attention Deficit Disorder is ADHD. There are 3 subtypes of ADHD: Predominantly inattentive(commonly called ADD), Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and Combined. Through out this blog and the ADHD related sites linked from this blog the terms ADHD, AD/HD, and ADD are used interchangeably.

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Mary

ADHD is means attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder characterized by inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that affects millions of people. It has an important impact on a person’s life causing social and emotional problems. Children have difficulties in getting along with neighborhood children, friends, family, complete homework. All of these will affect the adult life of those children, when they will have to find a job, to earn money, to manage with a series of real life problems.

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