3. Poor listening skills
Having trouble listening to others is another sign that you may have significant attention problems. This challenge can include interrupting others as they speak and not following conversations. Listening is key to communication, so this issue can lead to problems in marriage, relationships and friendships.
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4. Distracted driving
ADHD causes you to be easily distracted — a dangerous problem when driving. A Swedish study indicated that adults with ADHD are 50 percent more likely to be in a serious car accident.
Repeated accidents (or close calls) may indicate a need for help.
5. The need for a thrill
People with ADHD seek stimulation and for some people, that comes from risky behavior. Activities like extreme sports, alcohol or drug abuse and extramarital affairs are examples.
6. Inability to relax
Hyperactivity is a severe form of restlessness, and if you’re unable to relax, ADHD may be why. It can lead to pent-up stress, causing you to feel as if you’re always on edge.
7. Anger issues
ADHD can cause emotional outbursts over small problems. If annoyances and frustrations are enough to push you over the edge, it may be at fault.