ADHD in Women: Why It's Underdiagnosed and What You Need to Know
For decades, ADHD was considered a predominantly male disorder — the hyperactive boy who cannot sit still in class. This image left millions of girls and women in the shadows, struggling with inattention, overwhelm, and exhaustion without knowing why life seems so hard to manage. Recent studies show that ADHD affects women almost as frequently as men, but it manifests differently and is diagnosed far less often.
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