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click here With ADD Face Daily Challenges Adult women with ADHD face daily challenges. They are often misdiagnosed and ignored because many doctors view ADD as a disorder that is only affecting men and boys. Many ADD symptoms in females change in response to hormones. They become more noticeable during puberty, and then decrease as estrogen levels decrease during PMS or perimenopause. Symptoms Women with adult ADD tend to be impatient, easily annoyed, and easily irritable and. They often get involved in projects without considering the implications, such as careers and relationships. Many have a high level of rejection sensitivity which makes it hard for them to cope with the real or perceived rejection. Women with ADD are more likely than those who do not have ADD to engage in risky behaviours, such as early sexual contact or casual sexual activity. They might also have multiple partners, unprotected pregnancy, and multiple partners. Depression is often a co-occurring condition that results from ADD and needs to be treated equally. ADD symptoms are more obvious in girls who are puberty during PMS and when estrogen levels decrease during menopausal or perimenopausal. Diagnosis Doctors can miss diagnosing ADD in women due to the fact that they believe it is more common in boys. Women who suffer from ADD are more emotional than other women, particularly when they are going through puberty, experience PMS, or enter perimenopause or menopause. They may be impulsive, rushing into things without thinking. Depression often coexists with or is a result of the disorder.