Patient's question:
My home has a six-year-old boy. At first, it was the child's teacher who noticed it. When talking to the child, his facial muscles would unconsciously twitch, like stretching his mouth, and he would also make some strange noises. We looked it up and found it was tics. I don't know what the cause of my child's childhood tics is?Doctor's answer:
General convulsions may be influenced by external environmental factors, potentially resulting from functional disorders or neurological regulatory issues, or the formation of bad habits. It is recommended to undergo careful medication adjustment and regulation, while acupuncture and massage therapy can also be used for repair and regulation. It is necessary to gradually guide the child to develop good habits, and in the future, a balanced diet is required. Currently, there has been no definitive diagnosis. I suggest taking the child to the hospital for a detailed examination and diagnosis before further treatment.