ADHD and periods: Are my hormones making my symptoms worse?
This article explores the anecdotal link between women's menstrual cycles and the exacerbation of ADHD symptoms, a topic widely discussed on social media. A new study by Queen Mary University and Kings College in London is investigating this connection, as demand for ADHD assessments surges in the UK.
Why it matters
It highlights a significant, yet under-researched, aspect of women's health and ADHD management, potentially leading to better understanding, diagnosis, and treatment for millions. The surge in demand for diagnoses also points to broader public health challenges.
Image source, Layla Kornota Image caption, Layla Kornota was diagnosed with ADHD as a child
The article reports on a health issue, a new study, and public health trends without taking a political or ideological stance. It presents information factually.
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