Patient's question:
Sometimes blinking is just unnatural, and when blinking, the eyes are squeezed hard. About the past treatment and its effects: didn't care about what kind of help: want to ask if something is missing in the body.Doctor's answer:
According to your statement, Tourette Syndrome is more common in boys aged 5 to 10. It is a recurring spasm of one or two muscle groups, sudden, brief, repetitive, and stereotyped. It manifests as blinking, squinting, baring teeth, making strange faces, shrugging shoulders, turning the neck, nodding, twisting the body, swinging arms or kicking feet, and other symptoms. It intensifies during emotional tension, increases during mental focus, and disappears during deep sleep. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.