Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) can dramatically affect a relationship. Research also suggests that a person suffering from 'ADHD' is twice as likely to divorce. Research also indicates that people with this disorder often have problems in their relationships. Let's know what 'ADHD' is, and how it can affect a relationship.
Many people believe that 'ADHD' is a problem occurring only in childhood, while about half of people suffering from 'ADHD' in childhood are persecuted even when they get older. It is true that this disorder harms your relationship, but there are some measures with which you can save your relationship by overcoming this disorder. Apart from the difficulty of children doing any work, this disorder also negatively affects the relationships of the elders. Many adults with ADHD are never diagnosed. Until you discover your 'ADHD' disorder you cannot find the right treatment for it. And its bad effects have to suffer.
How does 'ADHD' affect a relationship?
Typical symptoms of ADHD include forgetfulness, inattentiveness, difficulty completing a task, and inattention. Which can wreak havoc on your relationship if it happens continuously? These issues can become even more complicated when there are children at home.
Below we will talk about some of the problems that your partner may have to face in case of ADHD.
Difficulty in hearing and paying attention
A person suffering from ADHD may have problems with talking or explaining something. This disorder does not make any difference to what your partner wants to say, or what he says, or whether it is important, such as having problems making decisions.
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Problem getting something done
ADHD causes weak organizational skills and forgetfulness. A person suffering from ADHD may not remember their wife's birthday or their wedding anniversary or may forget a promise made to their wife. These types of things cause problems in relationships.
Inability to carry out responsibilities
Someone with ADHD often forgets to do the necessary work. Such as paying the bills, bringing the child from school, taking the wife to the clinic, etc.
Impulsive behavior
People with ADHD have excitement. Due to which they are unable to take judicious decisions while working. This reckless, irresponsible behavior leads to some serious mistakes, such as driving too fast with children in the car, etc. However, this problem can be resolved. The first step in treating ADHD is to recognize its symptoms. If you notice symptoms, see a psychologist or psychiatrist soon.
