Dr Chandril Chugh
American Board-certified adult and pediatric neurologist with super-specialization in interventional neurology and neurocritical care. Over 17 years of experience treating patients across the USA and India.
Best ADHD Doctor for Kids – Helping Your Child Thrive
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children can affect focus, behavior, learning, and emotional regulation. While behavioral strategies are essential, in many cases, the right medication can make a life-changing difference—improving attention, reducing impulsivity, and helping kids thrive in school and at home.
Dr. Chandril Chugh, a U.S.-trained, board-certified neurologist with advanced pediatric neurology expertise, offers safe, personalized guidance on ADHD medication for kids. Whether through in-person care or global teleconsultation, Dr. Chugh works closely with parents to develop treatment plans that are effective, age-appropriate, and tailored to your child’s unique needs.
When Should You Consider ADHD Medication for Your Child?
Medication isn’t the first step for every child—but when symptoms interfere with learning, friendships, or family life, it can offer the clarity and calm needed for progress. Signs that your child might benefit from medication include:
- Trouble sitting still or constant fidgeting
- Frequent interrupting or difficulty waiting their turn
- Struggles to complete homework or focus in class
- Emotional outbursts, frustration, or mood swings
- Risky behavior or poor impulse control
If your child’s behavior is disrupting daily life or affecting self-esteem, expert evaluation is the next step.
Why Choose Dr. Chandril Chugh for ADHD Treatment?
- International expertise — U.S.-trained neurologist, global experience
- Minimal Medicine Approach: Focused on treating the underlying issue with natural, holistic solutions and minimal medication.
- Evidence Based Use of Advanced diagnostic tools cognitive testing, brain scans, expert assessments
- Personalized treatment plans — combining medications, therapy, and lifestyle changes
- Global teleconsultations — expert care, wherever you live
- Compassionate, family-centered approach — supporting patients and caregivers at every step
With Dr. Chugh, you gain not just medical care but a supportive partner in managing brain health.
- 15+ Years of Experience
- 10,000+ Happy Patients
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Our Step-by-Step ADHD Treatment Approach
Managing ADHD needs safe, tailored care. Dr. Chugh provides:
- Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluation (behavioral assessment, caregiver input, validated scales, ruling out other conditions)
- Personalized Medication Selection (stimulants or non-stimulants based on response, lowest effective dose, clear education on use and effects)
- Monitoring, Support & Adjustments (regular follow-ups, side-effect tracking, dose adjustments, coordination with school if needed)
This approach ensures effective ADHD management with ongoing expert support.
Types of ADHD
- Inattentive ADHD (difficulty focusing)
- Hyperactive-Impulsive ADHD (restlessness, acting out)
- Combined Type ADHD
- ADHD with anxiety or mood disorders
- ADHD in children with learning disabilities or autism spectrum conditions
Book Your ADHD Medication Consultation for Kids Today
You don’t have to navigate ADHD alone. With the right support, children with ADHD can excel—in school, at home, and in life.
👉 Book a consultation with Dr. Chandril Chugh today and explore safe, effective medication options for your child.
✅ Comprehensive diagnosis and treatment
✅ Personalized medication guidance
✅ Ongoing support for families
✅ In-person and online consultations available
📞 Phone: +91 93105 57225
💬 WhatsApp Booking: +91 62998 59389
Common Questions Parents Ask
A: It’s normal for kids to be energetic, especially at a young age. But if your child struggles to sit still, follow instructions, or focus even during things they enjoy — and it disrupts daily life at school or home — it may be more than just high energy. A proper evaluation from a pediatric neurologist can help distinguish between normal behavior and signs of ADHD.
A: ADHD is typically diagnosed between ages 5 and 7, though signs may appear earlier. Diagnosis depends on consistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, or impulsivity seen across different settings (home, school, etc.). Early diagnosis can lead to better support and outcomes for your child.
A: No. Not all children with ADHD need medication. Treatment depends on the severity of symptoms and the impact on daily life. Behavioral therapy, parenting strategies, school adjustments, and lifestyle changes are often effective. Medication is recommended only when truly necessary — and always under close medical supervision.
A: Yes, many children manage ADHD successfully with minimal or no side effects. When medication is used, the dose is carefully adjusted to avoid issues. Non-medication options like therapy, routine, and diet also play a big role. The key is a personalized treatment plan guided by a specialist.
