Patient's question:
My friend has a lot of masters, he has been a bit difficult since childhood, because he has been sick since he was a child, and now his condition has been relieved. He has been suffering from tics all along, and sometimes he will twitch. I want to ask, what are the hazards of tics?Doctor's answer:
When the twitching is mild, it can cause the patient to experience multiple episodes of headaches, dry vomiting, and fatigue. If the condition is severe, it may lead to multiple episodes of sudden loss of consciousness, limb stiffness, severe pain in the limbs, head extension, jaw retraction, foaming at the mouth, and a series of other symptoms. The most common complication in this situation is head or limb trauma, respiratory obstruction caused by oral secretions leading to difficulty breathing, and repeated jaw movements causing tongue injury. At this time, it is important to keep the patient as calm as possible and avoid applying gentle pressure to the body to prevent fractures.