Patient's question:
My child is only 6 and a half months old, and it was discovered around four months that whenever they are feeding or sleeping, their head trembles, but not frequently. At first, it was just a few seconds and then stopped. Now, after a month, it can last for about a minute.Doctor's answer:
Tics are characterized by brief, rapid, sudden, and varying degrees of involuntary movements. They often begin with frequent blinking, squinting, sniffling, pouting, opening the mouth, sticking out the tongue, or nodding. As the condition progresses, tics become more diverse and alternate, such as shrugging shoulders, twisting the neck, shaking the head, kicking legs, swinging arms, or limb spasms. Symptoms tend to be more pronounced during periods of emotional tension or anxiety and disappear after falling asleep. Currently, Western medicine primarily focuses on symptom control, with no reported cases of treating the underlying cause.Animal brains and bone marrow: Both boiling and steaming are acceptable methods. Consuming them regularly can benefit the kidneys and replenish marrow, improving attention and memory.