Can grown people have ADHD?

If so, I may have it and what can I do about it?

Yes, consult a doctor for further information.

ADHD is a chemical imbalance in your brain...i was diagnosed with it about 4 or 5 years ago (when i was in 6th grade) and i was put on medication for it...i took it for a little while and after i stopped my mom found that the Super Omega oils (i think its the one with the 6 different things in it...) and my parents said that they saw a difference...for personal reasons i stopped taking them and learned to cope with it...i haven't been taking anything for about 2 1/2 years now and i rarely have problems with it anymore...i still have a really hyperactive mind but i've learned how to function in school, i've learned how to focus my mind and i've found that complex classical music really helps me focus but only on the music...and math is another thing that kinda helps me concentrate...well, hope i helped a little bit.

Around a third of people with ADHD outgrow it by adulthood [thus it is rendered "childhood ADHD"], but many people's ADHD persists through life. If you really are self-diagnosing, seeing a professional or doing some more research is reccomended.

By the way, you don't have to think of it like there's something wrong with you :]

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Um, I guess so, it's just more of a problem for children.

I suggest asking a doctor about it.

yes they can, im not a medical expert but i think it can continue on during life? as for the second part, i said im not a medical expert, but i'm not sure there really IS much u can do about it.