Does ADHD affect how children recognise thirst? What the research reveals - The Indian Sun

Children with ADHD may have difficulty recognizing internal bodily signals, including thirst, which could influence their hydration habits, according to recent research. A study found that children with ADHD were less likely to meet daily water consumption thresholds, though the difference was not statistically significant, and actual dehydration was not measured. The findings suggest a potential link between ADHD and interoceptive awareness, but more research is needed to determine whether children with ADHD are more vulnerable to dehydration.

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