Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is common in many homes, schools, and workplaces. This is a disorder that makes it impossible to concentrate and sit still. Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder can be categorized into three main symptoms. The first symptom is hyperactivity. This causes rapid movements and the inability to sit still. The second major symptom is inattention. This causes you to have difficulty paying attention to things and can even make it difficult to complete a task. The final symptom is impulsivity. This usually involves blurting out a message, crossing the street without looking, and making a decision that you don't fully analyze. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder can make a person's daily life more difficult, but this does not only apply to the person diagnosed. Living with someone with ADHD or even being friends with someone with ADHD can have an effect on a person's life. From the patient's impulsive actions to their inability to pay attention to what someone is saying, it can affect everyone around them. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder has a temporary cure, however. From stimulants like Adderall and Vyvanse to exercise. Although some medications have great benefits, many are far outweighed by negative side effects. Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, also known as ADHD, can first be examined by classifying its characteristics into three categories. The first thing to consider when diagnosing ADHD is the inability to concentrate. This can usually be noticed during adolescence. At school, students are tested on their cognitive functions and problem-solving ability. To do this you first have to take the tea... middle of paper ...... DHD medication which is a stimulant, their psychiatrist will tell them to keep it on the low to avoid theft as there are such a huge market for them. There are also non-stimulant alternatives to cure ADHD, but they also have negative side effects that outweigh the positive ones. The main pill for this is Strattera, which is an atomoxetine. This pill is said to be able to cure ADHD but you have to take it every day for a few years. The problem with this pill is that it takes 30 days for it to take effect and most people refuse this pill because they want instant results. Not only does it take time to get started, but it also causes; depression, suicidal thoughts, difficulty urinating, inability to have sexual activity and may also cause nausea before taking it. The cons outweigh the positives, but it's an alternative to stimulants and therapy..