Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder affects 5% of the infant population

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a multifactorial disorder characterized by hyperactive behavior, lack of attention and memory, impulsivity , emotional lability, disruption of learning and disproportionate emotional responses.
This was announced in an interview by the Department of Health's Specialist of Psychiatric Services (SAP), Gustavo Martos Alvidrez, who said that this disorder affects about 5 percent of the infant population, starts in the US. childhood and affects in greater proportion to men.
He explained that the most common symptoms exhibited by the child are the transition from one activity to another without having completed it, they have trouble doing long repetitive tasks that are unattractive. .

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