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Adult Women With ADD Face Daily Challenges

Adult women with adhd symptoms in adult women have to deal with daily issues. They are often misdiagnosed and neglected because many doctors view ADD as a condition that affects men and boys. Additionally there are a lot of ADD symptoms in women fluctuate with hormones, and become more evident during puberty, and then reversing when estrogen decreases during PMS or perimenopausal.

Signs and symptoms

Women who suffer from adult ADD tend to be irritable, impatient, annoyed, and indecisive. They are often impulsive and get involved in projects without taking time to think about them things like careers and relationships. A lot of them also suffer from rejection sensitivity, which makes it difficult Help for women with adhd them to deal with the real or perceived rejection. These women are more likely than women who do not have ADD to engage adhd in middle aged women risky behaviors such as early sexual activity or casual sex. They could also have multiple partners, an unprotected pregnancy, and multiple partners. Depression is usually a co-existing illness or a result of ADD, and must also be treated. ADD symptoms are more obvious in girls at puberty, during PMS and as estrogen levels drop during menopausal or perimenopausal.

Diagnosis

Doctors might not be able to diagnose ADD in women because they mistakenly believe that it is more prevalent in males. Women with ADD tend to be more emotional especially when they are puberty, PMS and during menopausal and perimenopausal hormone levels change. They may be highly emotional and impulsive, and can be caught in the at a rapid pace, instead of arranging their lives properly. Depression often coexists with or is a consequence of the attention deficit disorder in women.