Patient's question:
Head, sometimes shaking the head, sometimes throat makes strange sounds, sometimes shrugging shoulders, sometimes pouting lips, alternating again. Generally, the condition is good. In 2007, after singing and dancing on International Children's Day, there was a month where the head nodded, and then it disappeared. In 2008, on International Children's Day...Doctor's answer:
Activity, also known as abnormal activity, refers to a small part of the, two muscles, or certain muscle groups experiencing unrestricted contractions again. It refers to skeletal muscle movements that the patient is conscious but unable to voluntarily suppress. Common clinical diagnoses include fasciculations, muscle fiber tremors, severe pain, twitching, myoclonus, tremors, choreatic movements, ballismus, and torsion spasms, etc.Clinical Advice:
1. Twitching: Rapid, repetitive, clonic, or tonic involuntary contractions of muscles, often occurring simultaneously in one or more muscle groups. Sometimes, they appear as large-amplitude, non-limited contractions in symmetrical left and right facial or limb areas, spreading from one point to others, with varying frequencies and no rhythmicity. They are accompanied by somatic discomfort and other abnormal sensations, and objective examinations show no abnormalities.
2. Severe Pain: A dull or persistent involuntary contraction of muscles or muscle groups, caused by abnormal excitation of motor neurons in the brain or spinal cord, or neuromuscular abnormalities. Some severe pains may be accompanied by muscle pain, muscle rigidity, and/or involuntary movements, as well as deformities of the head, neck, limbs, and torso. Focused rhythmic muscle contractions with intermittent relaxation are referred to as clonic severe pain, while prolonged muscle contractions are termed tonic severe pain. Most severe pains fall into this category. Involuntary movements have a higher likelihood of resolving on their own. Children should not take traditional Chinese medicine long-term, as it is not good for them. It is recommended to seek Western medical treatment.