How to treat tics

Tourette syndrome is what we usually call epilepsy. Epilepsy is a very common brain disease. After the onset of this disease, patients often experience tic symptoms and sometimes foam at the mouth. Tourette syndrome can cause many harms to patients. If not treated in time, it will pose a certain threat to their life safety. As for how to treat Tourette syndrome, today we will learn about some treatment methods for Tourette syndrome.

In our daily lives, many people suffer from tics. This disease is not only harmful to the patient's physical health, but more importantly, it will hurt the patient's heart. Most people will feel very inferior and unwilling to communicate with others. It is very important to understand how to treat tics.

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The following aspects should be noted:

1. When parents or teachers encounter this kind of situation, they should never blame the child, because the more they blame and force the child, the more nervous he will feel, and the more frequent his involuntary movements will become, and the child will gradually become timid and inferior.

2. Help children eliminate tension and fear. Parents should do everything possible to create conditions for their children to live in an atmosphere of calm and confidence. No matter how irritating his actions may be, don't pay attention to his appearance, imitate him, or make fun of him.

3. Parents should encourage and guide their children to participate in various games and activities of interest to divert their attention. In addition, children should be encouraged to establish a home and engage in appropriate sports activities. Sports activities will help children get rid of their closed state, cheer up, and completely relax.

4. For the very few children with intractable tics, parents should help them use their mind to control their tic behavior. Positive reinforcement can be used. As long as the child's tic behavior is slightly alleviated, appropriate praise and encouragement should be given in time to reinforce the child's gradual elimination of tic behavior.

Parents do not need to worry about this kind of tic, let alone worry that their children will develop any problems when they grow up. For most children's habitual tics, positive reinforcement can be used. As long as the child's tic behavior is slightly alleviated, appropriate praise and encouragement should be given in time to reinforce the child to gradually eliminate the tic behavior.

Parents do not need to worry about this kind of tics, let alone worry that their children will develop any problems when they grow up. The habitual tics that occur in most children have no effect on their mental activities and physical health. As long as parents know how to treat their children correctly, their children's tic behaviors will disappear on their own.

It is currently believed that children with tics with mild symptoms can resolve on their own and generally do not require medication. If the symptoms are severe, drug treatment can be used under the guidance of a physician, with haloperidol as the drug of choice. About 85% of children can achieve significant therapeutic effects. The initial dose is 0.5-1 mg, twice a day. The dose can be adjusted later based on the effect of the medication. Simultaneous use of Atan can reduce the occurrence of extrapyramidal reactions.

Everyone should understand how to treat tics. It is difficult to tell when or under what circumstances a child will experience tics, which is very painful for them. They must be actively treated. More importantly, patients must maintain a good attitude and not give up on themselves. Through some scientific treatments, the disease will improve.