Many parents disapprove of their children's "winking" and think it is a funny behavior. However, they do not know that this is actually a manifestation of tics . Infantile tics is a developmental behavioral disease that occurs in childhood. It has a high incidence rate and is more common in children aged 2-15, mostly boys. Clinical manifestations include blinking, squeezing eyebrows, showing teeth, making strange faces, twitching lower limbs, etc., which are aggravated by emotional stress. In severe cases, it affects learning. Over time, children will become withdrawn, unwilling to contact others, and may develop reactions to those who ridicule. Hatred and even revenge may occur, and some children with tics may develop schizophrenia as adults.
This disease is a relatively common behavioral abnormality in children in childhood. The occurrence of this disease is mainly caused by slight disorders in the brain function of the children. A small number of patients are accompanied by problems such as delayed language development, poor language expression ability, and low intelligence. However, if students need to control their will in class, they will not be able to pay attention. If they lack the strong will and perseverance to learn, they will be unable to study well and may even be tired of studying.
Body parts such as shrugging, twisting the neck, kicking the legs, shaking hands, sticking the buttocks, and sticking out the belly. There may even be vocal tics such as screaming, burping, and swearing. Of course, some children may be diagnosed with conjunctivitis and so on when they blink frequently at first.
This also makes parents confused, so does the child have tics or a general eye disease? If you want to know the specific situation, you must take your child to a professional hospital for examination and evaluation without delay. Tic symptoms may appear multiple times a day, especially frequently. Without intervention, they may continue or even cause more symptoms.
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has normal intelligence and works hard in studies, but his grades just can’t be improved! This has a negative impact on children's development and learning life. When tics appear, what we can do is not to force them to control them, but to use the transfer method. In daily upbringing, we patiently help children establish correct emotional control. In outpatient treatment, we found that most children with tics have spleen and stomach deficiency spleen and stomach deficiency , kidney deficiency, liver fire and other problems. In addition to poor physical fitness, children with allergies are also at high risk of tics, including children with allergic rhinitis, pharyngitis, etc. In addition, parents should also pay attention to their children's physical coordination and sports balance abilities.
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