According to research [1-3], Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder (ADHD) is the most commonly studied and
diagnosed psychiatric disorder in children. Patients with
ADHD are prone to being distracted, missing details, having
difficulty maintaining focus on one task. They may also be
susceptible to be impatient, or act without regard for
consequences. Children with ADHD start to face problems in
school and at home, such as dropping out of school. Some are
not able to adapt to society on their own later on in life. It’s
estimated that about 2% to 16% of school aged children in the
world are diagnosed with ADHD to various extent.