The mind's constant reaction to stimuli and not being able to focus on the moment is called concentration disorder. However, you can quickly detect the concentration disorder that affects your daily efficiency and overcome it with simple treatment methods in the presence of experts.

Concentration Disorder

Concentration Disorder Symptoms

Focusing disorder can occur in individuals of almost any age group, such as children, young people, and the elderly.

People with impaired concentration experience the following symptoms:

Failure to follow directions and finish work

Always thinking of other things while fulfilling your responsibility

long breaks

Interrupting or interfering with others

get bored quickly with your job

Difficulty with reading comprehension

inability to gather thoughts

Forgetfulness

Constantly feeling insecure and restless

Inattention to details and activities in social situations

Causes of Concentration Impairment

Focusing disorder can have many psychological, physical or environmental causes. These causes can trigger an already existing but unrecognized disorder.

Psychological Causes:

  • Depression
  • obsessions
  • Constant irritability, tension
  • Stress

Physical Causes:

  • Unbalanced diet
  • Diseases in the past
  • side effects of some drugs
  • Vitamin and mineral deficiency
  • Hypertension and diabetes
  • chronic diseases
  • Sleeping disorder
  • not drinking enough water


Environmental Causes:

  • Polluted air
  • Smoking or being exposed to smoke
  • disorder in social relationships
  • Frequent alcohol use
  • Negativities in the outside world