Patient's question:
My child is now just at the age to start kindergarten. My child is usually very active, but now I feel that my child has some twitching, and they cannot control it themselves. I think it might be a case of tics, and I'm seeking help. Can children with tics recover on their own?Doctor's answer:
A child with Tourette syndrome generally has a low chance of full recovery, and treatment usually requires medication to adjust and manage the condition. If a child is diagnosed with this disease, it is important to pay attention and focus on psychological guidance for the child. It is necessary to avoid making him feel excessively lonely. Parents should communicate with him more, which will help in the recovery of his condition. When necessary, acupuncture treatment can also be used in conjunction with other therapies.