Q: Which doctor should I see to check for neurodevelopmental toxicity in my child?
A: You should consult a child specialist to evaluate your child and he will suggest further investigations and treatment as appropriate
Q: What are the signs of a neurodevelopmental problem in a child?
A: Babies with neurodevelopmental issues may have delayed milestones, impaired speech or difficulties with walking or using their hands. Older children may have learning and behavioral problems and poor social skills
Q: Can a neurodevelopmental problem be cured?
A: Currently, there is no cure for neurodevelopmental disorders but medication and supportive treatments are available to help children realize their potential. Following a healthy lifestyle and avoiding exposure to toxic chemicals can prevent or reduce the incidence of neurodevelopmental disorders
Q: What is the cause of ADHD?
A: Scientists believe that ADHD is caused by the deficiency of the neurotransmitter norepinephrine in the brain and responded to medications to correct the deficiency. However, recent research suggests that there is no neurotransmitter deficiency in ADHD
