South India actor Fahadh Faasil revealed that he was clinically diagnosed with Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) at the age of 41, a neurodevelopmental disorder common in children but can impact adults.
While dedicating Peace Valley Children’s Village in Kothamangalam on Sunday, the actor known for his role in Aavesham shared that he inquired with a doctor about the ease of curing ADHD.
He was informed that ADHD is curable if detected early. He said, “I asked whether it can be cured if it is diagnosed at the age of 41. I am clinically ADHD diagnosed.” His statement comes as Aavesham, released on April 11, received widespread critical acclaim.
Reviewers praised its direction and standout performances, particularly highlighting Fahadh Faasil’s exceptional acting.
Know about ADHD
ADHD, a neurodevelopment disorder, is caused by several reasons including genetics and environmental factors. People with ADHD are said to have a different brain structure and functioning, particularly in regions related to attention and impulse control.
Treatment options for ADHD usually involve a mix of behavioral interventions, counseling, and sometimes medication. Though ADHD cannot be completely prevented, certain strategies can help reduce the risk or lessen the severity of symptoms.