Patient's question:
About a week now, my hands keep shaking uncontrollably. When I asked him, he said he didn't know about the past week's treatment and its effects. I haven't seen any care. What kind of assistance do you need? Please say a few words about the reason. Does this have pediatric and child health care?Doctor's answer:
Child Tourette syndrome, also known as childhood Tourette syndrome. This condition is more common in boys and is a neurodevelopmental disorder that typically begins in childhood. It primarily manifests as: uncontrolled, sudden, and rapid muscle tics, often accompanied by explosive, uncontrolled vocalizations and profanity during the tics. The tics usually start in the face and neck and gradually spread upwards. The locations and forms of tics are diverse, such as blinking, strabismus, pouting, shaking the head, shrugging shoulders, neck retraction, arm extension, arm swinging, chest protrusion, bending the body, and jumping the body, among others.