ash_pikachu_98
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I would say it is real. I wouldn't be surprised if it was over diagnosed though. This is kind of random, but a while back I saw a documentary that talked about the h1n1 virus and how reported cases of people with it was grossly exaggerated. The documentary illustrated that a huge portion of the time patients weren't actually biologically tested for it at all and the determinations were essentially based on whether or not they had a certain amount of the relevant symptoms associated with h1n1. The problem highlighted was that many things can be associated with the same combination of symptoms and not be related to the virus at all. I believe in many areas of medicine it is very likely that a less expensive route it taken prior to a final decision. I don't know much about ADHD but I can't help but wonder if there is a rigorous testing process that is required and reviewed by multiple personnel before diagnosing someone. If you can be diagnosed without legitimate testing that is widely accepted in the medical community around the world then the result aren't reliable. I think a misdiagnosis can eve perpetuate issues from someone who doesn't really have ADHD since now they know there is a reason for how they are at times maybe they fight it less or dont bother as much to improve.