Üleaktiivsus

Üleaktiivsus, commonly referred to as hyperactivity, is a behavioral state characterized by excessive physical movement, restlessness, and difficulty with sustained attention. It is a prominent symptom associated with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), though it can also manifest in other conditions or as a temporary response to certain environments or stressors.

Individuals exhibiting hyperactivity may appear constantly fidgety, unable to sit still, and prone to interrupting others or engaging in impulsive actions. This excessive motor activity can interfere with academic performance, social interactions, and daily routines. In some cases, hyperactivity may be less outwardly physical and more internally felt as a sense of restlessness or an inability to relax.

The causes of hyperactivity are complex and are believed to involve a combination of genetic, neurological, and environmental factors. While often associated with childhood, hyperactivity can persist into adulthood. Diagnosis and management typically involve a multidisciplinary approach, including behavioral interventions, medication, and supportive strategies tailored to the individual's specific needs. Understanding hyperactivity is crucial for providing appropriate support and fostering environments that help individuals manage their symptoms effectively.