What is the reason why children always squeeze their eyebrows ?

The main cause is tic disorder, which is an involuntary muscle twitch that is medically known as Tourette syndrome. The cause of this disease may be a combination of genetic, social, psychological, and physiological factors.

It may be that the eyes are a little itchy, or it may be a habit, which can be judged and solved according to the actual situation of the child.

In fact, it is very likely that it is due to the formation of bad habits, but it is also possible that there is a problem with the eyes.

Children often blink, squint, and raise their eyebrows for unknown reasons. Be careful that the child may have a tic disorder. Tic disorder is a neuropsychiatric disorder with a clear genetic predisposition that begins in children and adolescents.

is a group of unexplained movement disorders. It is characterized by involuntary, rapid, and aimless motor or vocal tics of one or more muscles, which may be accompanied by hyperactivity, inattention, compulsive movements, and thinking or other behavioral symptoms. The clinical manifestations of pediatric Zheng Hong in the First Affiliated Hospital are motor and/or vocal tics, which can occur successively or simultaneously.

Usually the first symptom is twitching of the eyes, face, or head, such as blinking, crooked mouth, shaking head, etc. It then progresses to the shoulders, limbs, or trunk, and can progress from simple motor tics to complex motor tics. Blinking is the most common presenting symptom of Tourette syndrome and is often misdiagnosed as conjunctivitis and bad habits.

A child who blinks or even squeezes his or her eyes often may have Tourette's disease. Frequent blinking, shrugging, shaking head, grinning, sniffling, throat clearing, involuntary twitching, etc. It may be infantile hypocalcemia convulsions, which should be prompted**.

If you don't have the above symptoms, just blinking vigorously, it may be caused by local inflammation of the eye. When children feel uncomfortable, they squeeze their eyes hard to relieve symptoms of dryness, itching, and grinding. It can also be caused by vitamin A and various trace elements deficiency in children.

Congenital varus and trichiasis can also cause your child to blink frequently. It is advisable to go to the hospital for a check-up as soon as possible**. If Tourette syndrome is diagnosed, it is necessary to actively ** as soon as possible, and combine medication** with psychological counseling from parents to avoid mental developmental disorders.

Because it requires a long-term process, it is best to choose Chinese patent medicine in the selection of medicines, which will not have an impact on the growth and development of children.

Is it just a bad habit for children to make eye contact with each other? We often see children blinking, shrugging their noses, or grinning. So some parents think that it may just be a bad habit for their children, but is it really just a bad habit?

In fact, we have a disease called Tourette's syndrome, which is mainly manifested in involuntary blinking, grinning, shrugging nose, or screaming out of voice, and even some involuntary turning of the head, raising the neck, and swinging the arms. So if we notice that the child has this kind of winking, shrugging, or grinning expression, and can't control himself, then it must be.

If you don't restrain your child at this time, your child will feel that this habit is particularly normal and may feel particularly powerful. It will form a habit, and it can't be changed.

I think this phenomenon is abnormal, it may have a lot to do with his daily habits, and it is very necessary for parents to play a supervisory role in his daily life and help him change this bad habit.