Patient's question:
How should childhood tics be treated? Recently, I noticed that my child has been blinking and sticking out his tongue. At first, I didn't think much of it, thinking it was just mischievous behavior on his part. But after hearing her say that, I suddenly felt that something was definitely wrong with the child, so I searched online. The internet said that the child might have tics.Doctor's answer:
Parents of children with Tourette Syndrome should help their children eliminate feelings of tension and fear. Parents should do everything possible to create conditions for their children to live in a calm and confident atmosphere. Regardless of how their actions may be frustrating, neither pay attention to their appearance nor imitate or mock them. Guide the child to participate in various games and activities that interest them to divert their attention. Physical activities will help the child break free from their own state of isolation, boost their spirits, and completely relax.