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ADHD In Females - Dr Eileen Sables

ADHD is often seen as a childhood condition, mostly diagnosed in boys. But many females experience ADHD differently — and often don’t get diagnosed until much later in life. In this video, we explore how ADHD symptoms in females can look very different from the typical hyperactive behaviours commonly associated with boys. Females with ADHD may be more dreamy, disorganized, prone to zoning out, or feeling anxious — which means their challenges can go unnoticed. If you’re struggling with concentration or think you might have ADHD, visit ADHD.org.nz to take a self-assessment tool and get some clarity. And if you feel you might have ADHD, make an appointment with your GP to discuss your concerns. Timestamps: 0:00 – ADHD diagnosis trends in females vs. males 0:17 – How ADHD symptoms present differently in females 0:49 – Why girls are diagnosed later 0:53 – Where to find a self-assessment tool 1:11 – Next steps: talking to your GP Learn more at www.womenshealthweek.nz Need a doctor? Download the Tend app and give it a try www.tend.nz