Patient's question:
The child in my brother's family has recently been blinking a lot. At first, the family thought it was just because the child's eyes weren't feeling well and didn't pay much attention, assuming that rest would help. But over the past two days, they noticed the child has also developed shoulder shrugging symptoms. My brother is worried and took the child to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said it's childhood tics, but he's never heard of this condition before, so he wants to ask if childhood tics are treatable?Doctor's answer:
Children with Tourette syndrome can be treated specifically, functional disorders can be repaired, nerves can be adjusted, and it is necessary to work well with doctors to use nutritional drugs for repair and conditioning. It is necessary to pay attention to good hygiene and cleanliness, and it is necessary to go to a large hospital for targeted brain examinations to confirm the specific problems, and then further treatment is required. For more serious problems, surgical treatment is required. In the future, it is necessary to pay attention to guiding children to develop good habits.