ADHD and Risky Behaviour
While not everyone with ADHD engages in risky behaviour, there is a link between the two. It’s important to understand this connection to navigate life safely and manage potential challenges.
Read MoreWhile not everyone with ADHD engages in risky behaviour, there is a link between the two. It’s important to understand this connection to navigate life safely and manage potential challenges.
Read MoreAmong the 34 known menopause symptoms, five surprising ones include electric shocks, burning mouth syndrome, itchy skin, cold flushes, and dry eyes. These symptoms can be unsettling but are usually non-threatening. They stem from hormonal changes affecting nerve functions, skin hydration, blood vessel constriction, and tear production. Managing these symptoms can involve lifestyle adjustments and seeking medical advice.
Read MoreJuggling deadlines, keeping track of schedules, and remembering tasks – for some women with ADHD, it’s already a daily juggling act. Then menopause hits, ushering in a wave of hormonal changes that seem to scramble everything further. The question becomes a desperate whisper: am I losing it, or is this just menopause making my ADHD […]
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