Early symptoms of TiC in children?

summary

Tic is new to many parents. Tourette's syndrome in children is a kind of muscle spasm which often occurs in children's movement or voice, mainly manifested as involuntary rigid movements. Tic is a kind of behavioral disorder in childhood, which has a great impact on all aspects of children's life. The symptom of a disease is the key to distinguish it from other diseases. After all, any disease has different symptoms from other diseases. Tic is a common childhood disease, many children have been affected to varying degrees, so now let's talk about the early symptoms of tic.

Early symptoms of TiC in children?

First: children suffering from tic can often be manifested as grinning, pouting, shrinking nose, acting strange, all of which are caused by children's facial muscle twitch. Children with tic can also have eye muscle twitch, children with eye muscle twitch can often cause children to show raised eyebrows, frown, blink, squint, rolled eyes and so on.

Second: we generally believe that children's tic syndrome may also lead to limb muscle twitch. When children's upper limb twitch, it can be manifested as shaking hands, raising arms, twisting arms, rubbing fingers, clenching fists, while lower limb twitch can be manifested as shaking legs, kicking legs, standing on tiptoe, rotating, dangerous walking, abnormal gait, etc.

Third: children with laryngeal voice tic often can be manifested as abnormal voice, such as dry cough, clear throat, roar or keep spitting, or stuttering, involuntary foul language, swearing, swearing, etc. Children with Tourette's syndrome may have neck muscle twitch, often manifested as nodding, shaking head, twisting neck, shrugging and so on.

matters needing attention

The symptoms of TiC patients are the above manifestations. Parents must pay special attention to their children's daily changes in life. Once they find that their children have symptoms of suspected tic, they should lead their children to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, so as not to give any chance to aggravate the disease.