On January 21st, the Weibo hot search # Han Anran's daughter diagnosed with ADHD # attracted the attention of many parents. Can ADHD really be inherited? How to determine if a child has ADHD? The reporter consulted Zhu Hongmin, the director of the Rehabilitation Medicine Department at Wuhan Children's Hospital, regarding this matter. The hot search for "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder" has attracted parents' attention. "Genetic ADHD, except for being active, is currently okay." "Pig Sister (note: Han Anran's daughter's nickname) is really moving non-stop for 10 minutes, and indeed needs to be hospitalized for intervention." On the evening of January 20th, internet celebrity Han Anran, who has millions of fans, posted an article introducing her daughter's condition: the child was diagnosed with ADHD, which is caused by genetics. Because it was discovered early, it can be intervened, I am currently preparing for hospitalization treatment. The related topic made it to the Weibo hot search on the 21st, attracting many discussions from parents. Mr. Chen, a resident of Wuhan, is an 8-year-old son who is in the second grade of primary school. He is usually lively and active, likes to play with classmates after class, and sometimes leaves his seat during class, which affects the order of classroom teaching. The teacher has communicated with Mr. and Mrs. Chen multiple times as a result. "I used to think that my child was mischievous, but now I'm very worried that my child may also suffer from ADHD. Is there still enough time for intervention now?" Mr. Chen said, preparing to take my child to the hospital for a professional examination during winter vacation. Not all children with hyperactivity disorder are the head of the Rehabilitation Medicine Department at Wuhan Children's Hospital, Zhu Hongmin, recalled that last week a parent brought their son who was attending kindergarten for a check-up. Because the child was particularly lively in kindergarten and did not obey the teacher's instructions, the parents were worried that the child had ADHD or other illnesses. After professional examination and judgment, the boy is normal, but parents need to cooperate with the school to strengthen discipline and awareness cultivation. "Children are active, not all of them are suffering from ADHD." Zhu Hongmin introduced that the scientific name of ADHD is "attention deficit hyperactivity disorder", which is a common chronic neurodevelopmental disorder. The global incidence rate of children is about 7.2%, and the prevalence rate of ADHD in China is 6.26%. It is estimated that there are about 23 million patients, boys more than girls. The patient presents with symptoms such as lack of concentration, excessive activity, impulsiveness and poor self-control, accompanied by cognitive impairment and learning difficulties, and normal or near normal intelligence. Generally speaking, although ordinary children are also lively and active, they can calm down and concentrate for a long time when encountering interesting things or new things, and even dislike being disturbed by others; Being able to restrain behavior well and not make noise in unfamiliar and serious environments; Their actions are also purposeful, planned and arranged. Children with ADHD find it difficult to concentrate in any situation, exhibit impulsive and unplanned behavior, and struggle to persevere. Children with ADHD have unstable emotions and lack patience, which can easily lead to conflicts and affect social relationships due to impulsiveness. ADHD has a significant impact on children's learning, and in addition to strengthening education and management, it may also require psychological and medication treatment. Can ADHD be inherited? Can ADHD be inherited? This wording also makes some parents feel anxious. Dr. Bi Bo from the Rehabilitation Medicine Department of Wuhan Children's Hospital is proficient in the diagnosis and treatment of children's rehabilitation diseases. He introduced that the etiology and pathogenesis of ADHD in children are not fully understood, and currently experts