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Symptoms
- Symptoms
- Total list of ADHD symptoms by manifestations
- 1. Motor symptoms of ADHD
- 2. Drive problems in ADHD
- 3. Impulsivity / inhibition problems in ADHD
- 4. Attention and concentration problems in ADHD
- 5. Memory and learning problems in ADHD
- 6. Thinking blockades / decision making problems in ADHD
- 7. Executive problems / planning and organization difficulties in ADHD.
- 8. Perceptual symptoms in ADHD
- 9. Motivation problems with ADHD
- 10. Emotional dysregulation / emotion symptoms in ADHD
- 11. Communication problems in ADHD
- 12. Social problems in ADHD
- 13. Sleep problems in ADHD
- 14. Impairment of performance in ADHD
- 15. Reaction time changes in ADHD
- 16. Sexual behavior in ADHD
- 17. Addiction problems in ADHD
- 18. Messi tendency / hoarding / not being able to throw anything away with ADHD
- 19. Creativity increased in ADHD (?)
- 20. Regulation problems in ADHD
- 21. Personality traits in ADHD
- 22. Increased muscle tension
- In-depth presentation of individual ADHD symptoms
- Symptom development in children by age and frequency
- ADHD in adults
- The subtypes of ADHD: ADHD-HI, ADHD-I (ADD), ADHD-C (mixed type) and others.
- SCT - Sluggish Cognitive Tempo / Cognitive Disengagement Syndrome
Consequences
Origin
- Emergence of ADHD - Introduction
- Genetic and epigenetic causes of ADHD - Introduction
- Environmental factors as a cause of ADHD
- Brain development disorder and ADHD
- Immune system and behavior
- Is the incidence of ADHD increasing?
- ADHD - different explanatory models in the past and today
Stress
- ADHD as a chronic stress regulation disorder
- The human stress systems - basics of stress
- The HPA axis / stress regulation axis
- The autonomic nervous system: sympathetic / parasympathetic nervous system
- The BIS/BAS/Fight Flight Freeze System
- The amygdala - the stress conductor
- Locus coeruleus
- Thalamus - the gateway to consciousness
- Basal ganglia: striatum, substantia nigra, nucleus subthalamicus
- Neurotransmitters in stress
- Stress theories and stress phenotypes: a possible explanation of ADHD subtypes.
Neurological aspects
- Neurological aspects
- Neurotransmitters in ADHD
- Dopamine
- 1. Control ranges through dopamine
- 2. The 4 dopaminergic systems of the brain
- 3. Interactions of the dopaminergic brain areas.
- 4. Dopamine formation and storage
- 5. Dopamine release (tonic, phasic) and encoding.
- 6. Dopamine action: DA receptors
- 7. Dopamine depletion
- 8. Regulation of dopamine
- 9. Disorders of the dopamine system in ADHD
- 10. Dopamine and stress
- Norepinephrine
- Adenosine
- Traceamine
- Serotonin
- Glutamate
- GABA
- Adrenalin
- Glycine
- Acetylcholine
- Histamine
- Opioids
- Dopamine
- Hormones in ADHD
- Neurophysiological correlates of ADHD symptoms.
- Neurophysiological correlates of attention problems in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of thinking blocks and decision problems.
- Neurophysiological correlates of learning problems in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of arousal and activation.
- Neurophysiological correlates of drive and motivation problems in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of motivation in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of organizational and executive function problems in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of hyperactivity in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of inhibition problems and impulsivity in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of aggression in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of emotional dysregulation.
- Neurophysiological correlates of social phobia.
- Neurophysiological correlates of sleep problems in ADHD.
- Neurophysiological correlates of stress
- Brain networks and connectivity in ADHD.
- Eyes and vision in ADHD
- Gender differences in ADHD
- ADHD in animal models
- Brain hemispheres
- Parkinson's disease - another disorder of the dopamine system
Diagnostics
- ADHD - diagnostic methods
- Differential diagnostics in ADHD
- Comorbidity in ADHD
- Frequency of ADHD (prevalence)
- Diagnostic ADHD symptoms according to DSM, ICD, Wender-Utah et al.
Prevention
- ADHD - Prevention and screening - What parents can do
- Secure attachment beats genetic disposition in ADHD
Treatment and therapy
- Treatment and therapy
- ADHD Treatment Guide
- Medication for ADHD - Overview
- Appropriate medication for ADHD
- Methylphenidate (MPH) for ADHD
- Amphetamine medication for ADHD
- Guanfacine for ADHD
- Atomoxetine for ADHD
- Medical cannabis for ADHD
- Nicotine as a drug for ADHD
- Bupropione for ADHD
- Nortriptyline for ADHD
- Imipramine for ADHD
- Clonidine for ADHD
- Buspirone for ADHD
- Memantine for ADHD
- Viloxazine in ADHD
- Desipramine for ADHD
- Experimental Medication in ADHD
- Sleep disorder-related medications in ADHD
- Less appropriate medication for ADHD
- Vitamins, minerals, dietary supplements for ADHD
- Medication and drugs - the difference
- Substance abuse with self-medication effects in ADHD
- Choice of medication for ADHD
- Medication dosage for ADHD
- Drug combinations for ADHD
- ADHD drugs in development
- Appetite stimulating drugs in ADHD
- Appropriate medication for ADHD
- Non-drug treatment and therapy of ADHD - overview
- Effect size of different forms of treatment for ADHD
Things to know about ADHD
- Testimonials from those affected
- Prominent ADHD sufferers
- Other and older names for ADHD
- Studies prove - often enough nothing at all
- Glossary
Tests and surveys
- Tests and surveys
- Account management
- Large ADHD Symptom Test
- External assessment test
- Differential diagnostic test anxiety disorders
- Differential Diagnostic Test Depression
- ADHD Medication Effectiveness Self-Test (3.0.1.)
- ADHD Response Self Test
- SCT Self-Test on Sluggish Cognitive Tempo
- (High) Sensitivity Self Test
- Collection of physicians and therapists with ADHD expertise
- Differential Diagnostic Test Autism Spectrum (ASD)