>and I wasn't diagnosed with ADHD because I lack hyper motion activity.
That sounds a bit weird, ADHD is known to have hyperactive and inattentive variants; and the lack of a single symptom does not lead to a negative diagnosis.
That sounds a bit weird, ADHD is known to have hyperactive and inattentive variants; and the lack of a single symptom does not lead to a negative diagnosis.
According to DSM‑5‑TR and ICD-11, ADHD is subdivided into three presentations: predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and combined.
My understanding is that this is not the case, that ADD (without the hyperactive part) used to be considered a separate diagnosis but this is no longer the case, and one of the scales qualifies.
I am not a proffessional though, so take it with a grain of salt, but it might be worth double checking just in case.