What is the reason for the child s eyebrows and neck twisting?

Parents should be aware of tic disorders.

Motor tics.

Involuntary, sudden, rapid contractions of the muscles of the head, face, neck, shoulders, trunk, and limbs. Common ones include involuntary blinking, squeezing eyebrows, grinning, shaking shoulders, shaking heads, and even shaking arms, twisting torso, twitching abdomen, turning in circles while walking, stomping feet and other weird and complex movements.

Vocal tics:

The contraction of the mouth, nose, throat, and ventilator produces sound through the airflow of the respiratory tract.

There are often involuntary sniffing, or blowing through the nose, and there are throat clearing sounds similar to coughing, screaming, and strange screams; Even repeating sentences, imitating speech, swearing, etc.

Sensory tics can also be said to be aura symptoms:

Some children feel local discomfort symptoms before motor tics, such as discomfort in the neck, eyes, corners of the mouth, and nose, as well as pain, itching, and hot and cold sensations; Or feel itchy and phlegm in the throat before vocalization. This is followed by motor tics or vocalizations.

Hello, this condition may be Tourette's syndrome, or it may be a type of epilepsy, or very rarely caused by a disease of the cervical spine It is not related to zinc deficiency It is recommended to go to the neurology department to let the doctor check it before you can determine the **plan.

That means that the child is over 5 years old and has learned from other peers or adults, because the child is very young, and what he has seen and is curious to learn from him, so the parents should correct it in time.

What is the reason for the child's eyebrows and twisting his neck, and in this case, take the child to the hospital to see what causes this.

Common manifestations of Tourette's syndrome: Children with tic disorders mostly have head and face motor tics as the first symptom, which is manifested as blinking, mouth opening, frowning, crooked mouth, shaking head, etc., and then gradually develops to the neck, shoulders, and trunk, manifested as nodding, twisting the neck, shrugging the shoulders, sucking the stomach, etc. Vocal tics are the first symptoms of the disease, accounting for 12%-37%, often manifested as throat clearing, screaming, sniffing, dog barking and other vocal tic disorders, children with vocal tic disorders often suffer from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, mood disorder and conduct disorder, etc., which increases the complexity and difficulty of the condition.

It is recommended that parents take their children for a check-up in time, the symptoms you describe are similar to some of the symptoms of Tourette's syndrome, if the child is unconscious, uncontrollable grinning, frowning, eyebrows, and eyebrows, consider it to be Tourette's syndrome.