Children with ADHD should or should not take medicationNot all children are created equal when it comes to how children should behave. Some children who experience difficulty in certain areas are considered very hyperactive. Hyperactivity is defined as “Extremely active or overly active, affected by or exhibiting hyperactivity; significantly more active than is usual or desirable” (“Hyperactive,” n.d.). Parents often have difficulty deciding whether to have their child tested due to hyperactivity overload from the inability to sit still for a short period of time and the inability to concentrate on certain tasks. A licensed professional can diagnose this child with a common mental disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). ADHD has become an epidemic. Children are diagnosed with a disorder and given a number of different medications. The idea of ​​giving children prescribed psychotropic medications may be concerning according to various controversial articles. The reviews all seem to share the same theme that ADHD needs to stay relevant. The drug may not be suitable for all children, but the question of children's safety arises. the disorder persists into adolescence and adulthood. Children with ADHD have trouble concentrating, so paying attention becomes unbearable. Making friends and getting along with adults is a difficult task, because ADHD comes with behavioral problems. ADHD incorporates some group behaviors, inattention, and a combination of hyperactivity and impulsivity (Davis, 2009, paragraph 1).Figure 1: Contai...... middle of article..... . seeking therapy and acquiring knowledge about ADHD. Not all of the reviews I read were favorable to the medications, however, what works best for each child differs. My message is to give readers a clear understanding of why the use of mediation can be effective. Choosing not to take medication may also be an option. With proper treatment indicated for ADHD as well as parents, they are doing their part to gain knowledge through research. Children with ADHD can be controlled and grow up to live productive and successful lives. All reviews and other sources seemed to agree that parents play an important role in deciding treatment and whether or not to take medication, so don't get behind the wheel blindfolded. Although there is no cure for ADHD, a parent can do everything they can with the help of a professional to ensure that their child leads a normal life..