Just having hyperactive, impulsive, and inattentive symptoms is not sufficient to qualify for a diagnosis of ADHD. Symptoms need to have a negative effect.
It’s important to get checked if you are struggling folks, and there are plenty of resources on campuses for these things.
(he didn’t get ignored for ADHD, he got ignored for tinnitus and he’s afraid he will repeat the experience with ADHD).
I also strongly recommend changing doctors if the one he has downplays his concerns. Those doctors should have no clients, but the reality is that most doctors do not accept new clients, so he may be stuck with the current one. He could also report the doctor for this behaviour.
(he didn’t get ignored for ADHD, he got ignored for tinnitus and he’s afraid he will repeat the experience with ADHD).
I also strongly recommend changing doctors if the one he has downplays his concerns. Those doctors should have no clients, but the reality is that most doctors do not accept new clients, so he may be stuck with the current one. He could also report the doctor for this behaviour.
Haha, ADHD brain reading things can’t keep all the threads. Thanks for the input. :) Yes, I agree with all of this.