Patient's question:
Often hugging oneself, sitting on an adult's lap, or forcefully squirming one's buttocks before sleeping, every day. I don't know what this condition is called. Is it considered childhood tics? How can it be treated? Medical history: one year. Auxiliary tests: all urine and blood tests were normal.Doctor's answer:
If a local examination does not reveal any abnormal pathological conditions, then it can be determined that it is tics. Tics are a neurological disorder. They are usually localized motor tics that affect normal life, study, rest, and other aspects. They require treatment. Medication is needed for treatment. Both Western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine have their own treatment methods. It depends on your choice which one to choose. It is recommended that you first get checked before starting treatment.