Patient's question:
He is five and a half years old now. He has been tilting his head to the right a few times since he doesn't know when. At that time, he didn't pay much attention, but the action has become more frequent these days. When asked, he always says it hurts, but he can't describe any specific symptoms. What kind of disease is this? What kind of assistance is needed: What is the disease when the child's neck always moves to one side? Is it necessary to go to the hospital for treatment?Doctor's answer:
Childhood localized tic disorder. The following is about the data: Tic disorder is the most common motor disorder that occurs in childhood and adolescence, primarily characterized by uncontrolled, repetitive, and rapid muscle twitching and vocal tics in one or more parts of the body, and may be accompanied by symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, or other behavioral symptoms. The motor tics manifest as: blinking, squinting, frowning, sniffling, opening the mouth, stretching the neck, shaking the head,