‘She’s been on these meds for 4 days’: Woman’s child gets diagnosed ADHD. Then she starts drawing these

This mom didn't know that her daughter's new ADHD medication would cause such a change. Is this normal? She asks viewers.

ADHD, which stands for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, can affect a person's ability to focus and make them restless and impulsive. While it's most well-known in kids and teens, it can affect adults too.

While medication cannot "cure" ADHD, it can help a person manage its effects in their day-to-day life, helping them function more effectively, according to the Cleveland Clinic.