WOMEN With ADHD; STAYING FOCUSED

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder in women (ADHD)ADHD affects adults as well as children and men.

Women with ADHD are often disregarded and unrecognized due to centuries-old societal preconceptions about women's alleged inferior intelligence. 50% to 75% of female ADHD cases go undiagnosed.

This diagnostic gap exists in part because the disorder was formerly assumed to mostly afflict males, but it's also because women often exhibit less pronounced or socially disruptive symptoms than men.

Males often get diagnoses more frequently and earlier since their symptoms are typically more observable and tangible. The most typical kind of inattentive ADHD in girls usually manifests as mental rather than physical symptoms. It might be simple for parents, patients, and mental health experts to overlook these signs since many of them take place within the head.

"An insightful and devastating examination of the many effects of ADHD in women from infancy through maturity, including wasted chances, delayed diagnosis, and terrible outcomes. An essential resource for everyone interested in learning more about female ADHD."

For women and girls, ADHD is a difficult disorder to deal with. Female diagnostic rates are 40% lower than male diagnosis rates, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Although the symptoms may vary, the effects might be just as dire. Women with ADHD are often misdiagnosed or left untreated, which has a detrimental effect on their relationships, mental & physical health, and relationships. the positive news Coaching and medicine are effective treatments for ADHD.

This book presents an overview of ADHD through the eyes of women, advice for handling everyday life, and a list of resources tailored specifically to women. In this book, you'll learn:

• An overview of ADHD
• How to identify ADHD
• Management techniques for ADHD
• Meditation and mindfulness for ADHD
• Relationship and ADHD
• How women's symptoms of ADHD vary
• Marriage and ADHD
• Sexuality and ADHD and many more

You should be aware that ADHD is a fairly curable disorder if you are a woman. Despite how overwhelmed you may feel, realize that things can get better. There are several things you may do to take back control of your life from ADHD.

It's time to understand and accept your ADHD.

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