We are sure that most people will be surprised by this headline; Because the word hyperactivity is often used for children, but we must say that hyperactivity is also seen in adults, but it is not as noticeable and noisy as children. In the following, we want to examine the signs and symptoms of hyperactivity in adults and inform you about them. Stay with us.
- Attention Deficit Disorder: These patients have difficulty with daily activities. They especially have difficulty doing things like studying and learning that require more concentration. While studying, many thoughts may come to their minds and they may fall asleep. Hours pass and very little is spent on useful study. These patients are distracted and may lose many of their belongings or may not know where to put them and spend considerable time daily finding their lost belongings. Symptoms alone are not a definite sign of hyperactivity and should not be judged too quickly.) These people also have difficulty hearing. For example, they can not listen to a speech or the words of the other party for a long time and with full accuracy.
- Movement problems: They are restless in sitting and standing. Most are standing. They have poor athletic ability. They usually do not have good handwriting. They also get restless when they have to sit down. For example, they beat with their hands or feet.
- Unintentional and impulsive behaviors: The patient may exhibit behaviors that are unintentional, sudden, thoughtless. For example, he may suddenly say something that offends the other party, and he himself may later regret it. This type of behavior can lead to many hasty and unpredictable tasks.
- Disorder: The room of these patients is not in order. And he is disorderly in the eyes of others. In general, his life is in disarray.
- Impaired relationships: These people’s illnesses usually affect those who are in contact with them. Others may recognize him with thoughtless jokes, distractions, and forgetfulness.
- Emotional Behaviors: These patients may become irritable and more sensitive than others. Get angry and anxious quickly.
- Intolerance to stress and pressure: They may respond unusually to the stresses and discomforts of life.
