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Chastity

Updated 1y ago

Non-typical ADHD Symptoms: What Are Yours?

What non typical symptoms of add do you experience? (Other than the basic can’t focus, careless mistakes, etc$

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Dystonia

2y

I'm not sure if this is a adhd thing, but I have a hard time hearing what people say. It's like my brain'll tune out halfway through their sentence 😂
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Chastity

2y

it is! And me too! I’ve started to just be honest and ask them to repeat what they said
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mrswarner

2y

Same!! It’s difficult to keep a serious convo going, my mind just ventures off to the most random thoughts. 🤦‍♀️ I finally started being very open ab what I struggle with so my ppl know that I’m not trying to be inconsiderate. It’s also annoying bc I’ll miss important info that I actually want to hear.
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ivylee

2y

super bad sensory issues! they're not as debilitating as they used to be, but i am an extremely picky eater and have to drink v8 and stuff to not be vitamin deficient. and i get sensory overload so bad it gives me panic attacks.
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Lady6ug

2y

Sensory issues for sure. Those aren't actually non typical because they occur in a lot of related disorders but most people don't generally associate them with ADHD.
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coucou

2y

I have sensory issues sometimes. Physical sensations will become very overwhelming to me suddenly. I’m also very sensitive to if I’m hungry, thirsty, or tired. Like I can’t imagine going on with what I’m doing before fixing whichever of those. Not sure what degree of atypical these are.
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CameronElizabeth

2y

Emotional flooding. I sometimes get these episodes where a negative emotion seems to fill my entire body and for a few minutes, the emotional pain is the only thing that exists. It can be a little frightening at times. In those moments, I often will text or call an understanding friend. I always pray, and that helps A LOT.
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HannahElizB

2y

Sensory overload, like if someone is talking to me and the radio is playing or the tv is on, to many different noises, highly emotional, brain fog
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mrswarner

2y

I started to feel like I had anger issues a few years ago bc I was experiencing this. When I realized it was an ADHD symptom I’ve learned tips to manage it better. I take frequent “mom breaks” 😂 and lock myself in the bathroom and I’ll listen to some calming music, pray, whatever it takes to stop the sensory overload. I also take anxiety meds which help tremendously, but loud noises like yelling, TV or music flip a switch inside my brain so fast. I can go from fine to overstimulated in a second, and it’s frustrating bc it keeps me from getting things done that I need to. But I’m working on realizing my triggers and getting better.
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Sydari

2y

Intrusive thoughts

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