What are the causes of tics and what are the treatments for tics?

Some parents have found that their children are always active and intermittent, which makes them very worried. They also know that their children have tics, but they don’t know why their children have tics. So, what are the causes of tics? Let’s take a look at the following introduction to the causes of tics.

What are the causes of tics?

1. Physical factors. Children with certain neuropsychiatric types are prone to this disease, such as those who are nervous, timid, hyperactive, emotionally unstable, sensitive to people and things, and have a stubborn tendency. Moreover, this disease is often accompanied by unexplained headaches, abdominal pain, constipation, enuresis, etc. Therefore, it is speculated that childhood tics are related to the physical factors of the children themselves.

2. Mental factors. Certain mental stimulation can induce this disease, such as excessive learning requirements, excessive blame, family discord, emotional neglect or certain tense atmosphere in the environment. These factors can cause children to have contradictory psychology, and tic behavior is the external manifestation of psychological contradictions and conflicts. In addition, excessive restrictions on children's activities can also be a cause of this disease.

3. Habits and imitation. Children’s initial tics may be due to conditioned escape reactions, such as blinking when there is a foreign object in the eye, or imitating the tics of others, which may become a habit over time.

4. Others. Certain sudden illnesses, such as upper respiratory tract infections and minor brain injuries, can also be one of the causes. Some people believe that this disease is a transient bad habit in the development of children. We provide targeted suggestions for your child from drug treatment to diet and psychological adjustment, and guide your child towards health in all aspects.

This is the introduction to the causes of tics for patients. Parents are expected to pay special attention to the occurrence of tics to prevent the disease from affecting their children's growth. In addition, parents should take their children to do some exercise regularly and actively take their children to the hospital for treatment. After the tics are cured, they should also go for follow-up examinations continuously.