What are the symptoms of ADHD? How is it treated?

My child also had Tourette's syndrome at the beginning for frequent blinking, grimacing, etc. We didn't think that the child had Tourette's syndrome, and it was only later during a physical examination that we learned that the child was Tourette's syndrome, so we began to give the child **. We took the child to Beijing Junyi Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, and the use of 3D neuropeptide targeting has a good effect, and it can completely** Tourette's syndrome.

There are many manifestations of ADHD, among which, children with ADHD are mainly manifested as attention deficit, hyperactivity, impulsivity, etc., and some children will show learning difficulties. After research on ADHD, it has been found that ADHD can be done, and it is important to choose the right method.

Upstairs is the correct solution, but this neuropeptide examination requires professional instruments, it is best to go to a professional brain hospital to check the child's neuropeptide problems, Beijing Junyi Hospital is a brain hospital, they have all this kind of equipment, good technology, you can go there to try.

1.Tourette's disorder, also known as Tourette's syndrome, is a chronic disease of unknown cause, mainly occurring in childhood, which is mainly manifested as sudden, repetitive, rapid, involuntary muscle tics in any part of the body, and some people will make sounds unconsciously when they have a seizure.

2.Usually the head and face are the first parts of the body to have tics, such as frowning, blinking, shrugging, pouting, etc.

3.Patients with tic disorders may shake their hands, stomp their feet, kick their legs, and shrug their shoulders. In addition, due to the twitching of the vocal organs and diaphragm, the patient may also make abnormal conditions such as throat clearing, chicken crowing, hiccups, and even swearing and obscene words.

4.Can people with tic disorders control their tics on their own?

Yes, the patient can use volitional control to prevent tics from flare-up for a short period of time.

5.Do people with tic disorders still have tics when they fall asleep?

No, the tics disappear when the patient falls asleep.

6.Are tics the same as cramps?

It is not the same, medically Tourette's syndrome, while cramp is a folk term that refers to tics and tics in general.

7.My child is blinking, is there something wrong?

There may be a problem and you need to go to the hospital to check for tic disorder.

First, the disease has a familial genetic tendency, the age of onset is 2 to 18 years old, most of the onset is 4 to 12 years old, and gradually decreases after puberty. Symptoms fluctuate over weeks or months, and the course of the disease is chronic. Multiple tics are its early presenting symptom and generally begin on the face and gradually develop on the upper extremities, trunk, or lower extremities.

2. Spasticity is another feature of the disease, and 30% to 40% of children with repetitive, explosive, meaningless, monotonous abnormal laryngeal sounds such as barking and yelling due to laryngeal muscle twitching.

Third, about 85% of the children had mild to moderate behavioral disorders, and the mild ones showed restlessness, restlessness, and irritability.

Fourth, the intelligence of the child is generally not affected, and sometimes the learning ability is reduced, the reading, writing and writing difficulties are difficult, and even the normal homework cannot be completed.

Symptoms manifested as motor tics, such as involuntary blinking, nose shrugging, crooked mouth, bulging belly, shrugging shoulders, etc., are related to involuntary twitching of motor muscles. The second is manifested as vocal tics, for example, children will experience symptoms such as involuntary throat clearing, swearing, etc. After the occurrence of Tourette's syndrome, motor tics and vocal tics occur at the same time.

In addition, some children with Tourette syndrome often have a very irritable temper and impulsiveness. Irritability and other accompanying symptoms.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Tourette's syndrome** has a precedent of nature. Congenital factors are the imbalance of yin and yang caused by insufficient congenital endowment, such as genetic factors and the cause of the base is not due to defects, and the head injury caused by birth trauma, dystocia, caesarean section, and asphyxia at birth are all abnormal endowments of children. Acquired factors include viral infection, head stare injury, liver qi stagnation, emotional failure, phlegm and fire, environmental changes, restlessness, increased activity, and overly excited mood.

The combined action of successive natural factors leads to the imbalance of yin and yang, yin does not control yang, and yang moves restlessly. Yin deficiency and hyperyang are the main pathogenesis of this disease. Liver wind and phlegm fire are the main causative elements of this disease.