ADHD; হাইপার; অস্থির
ADHD; haipar; osthir
সংক্ষিপ্ত রোগনাম; বিশেষণ / clinical acronym; adjectives
A speaker equates being very hyper with ADHD; later child accounts describe restlessness and anticipated responses to restriction.
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Explore a research lexicon of Bengali words, phrases and proverbs about distress, care, the body, belief and help-seeking. Public views retain context while withholding transcript and participant identifiers.
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