Patient's question:
The child is now in fourth grade and has difficulty concentrating, getting distracted by any external noise. They are slow and procrastinate, often doing homework for a while and then playing for a while. Please ask: Can attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children be treated?Doctor's answer:
Tics start with frequent blinking, raising eyebrows, frowning, sniffing, pouting, opening the mouth, sticky tongue, nodding, shaking the head, and head tilting. As the disease progresses, the symptoms of tic disorder gradually diversify. They may include shrugging shoulders, twisting the neck, kicking feet, shaking legs, wriggling, twitching of the chest and abdomen, stealing or limb tics, etc. Tic disorder in children is a chronic condition that requires careful regulation. Science can help children understand the world around them, thereby enabling effective treatment for them. At the same time, if possible, it is advisable to visit a formal rehabilitation center to learn about relevant treatment methods. Do not blindly trust medication for this disease, as the main goal is to properly guide the child's attention!