Patient's question:
Winking and squinting, shaking the head, occurrence, swinging arms, inattention, irritability, etc. Onset time at the age of five. Laboratory tests and examination results: medical records have been lost. Laboratory test results are normal. Mild abnormalities in 24-hour dynamic EEG. Past treatment and effectiveness: still satisfied, no recurrence in the past two years, but recently it has recurred again. What kind of help do you want: What should be noted in diet? What medication should be taken?Doctor's answer:
Child Tourette Syndrome has been diagnosed with early medication treatment. Note: Combination therapy can be considered. During treatment, it is necessary to go to a formal children's hospital to confirm the cause, and then provide targeted treatment based on the cause. From the clinical treatment of child convulsions, it can be seen that the side effects of Western medicine are relatively large and highly dependent: it affects the development of the child's nervous system, cannot be completely cured; there are some so-called risks of unauthorized surgery, high cost, high repeatability, and other issues. It is not recommended to adopt the above plan.