Henry Shelford, CEO and Co-Founder of ADHD UK provided comment for the article.
ADHD in adults often presents subtly, making it challenging to recognize. Signs include time blindness, leading to chronic lateness or poor time management, and difficulty with organization, planning, or prioritizing tasks. Adults with ADHD may experience hyperfocus, becoming deeply absorbed in tasks of interest while neglecting others, as well as procrastination and impulsivity, which can affect decisions and relationships. Emotional struggles, such as mood swings, heightened sensitivity, and difficulty managing intense emotions, are also common. Many report impatience, restlessness, and frequent distractions. As awareness grows, recognizing these signs can help individuals seek proper diagnosis and treatment, improving their quality of life.
You can read the full article here: https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/32065105/9-signs-hidden-adhd/
