Why do children get Gatette syndrome?

Children's Tourette's syndrome is more common in young children, self-protection awareness is relatively poor, children's tics precautions are more of a kind of self-regulation, this disease requires the cooperation of drugs, but after all, the child is still relatively young, and the drug itself will have a certain amount of harm to the child, which requires the parents of the patient to be extra careful and patient, and help the child with Tourette's syndrome through physical ****. Children's Tourette's syndrome should start from establishing children's independence and self-confidence, reduce children's pressure, become strong psychologically, and lay a solid foundation for the disease.

Precautions for children's tics should start from the baby's daily life, reasonably arrange the child's work and rest time, give the baby a healthy living state, remember not to rest and play with the baby's wishes due to the baby's willfulness, and ensure that the baby has enough sleep. Cultivate more hobbies and hobbies, divert children's attention, and improve children's concentration. Participate in more sports proficiency, you can lead your child to outdoor sports and enhance the body's immunity.

Special attention should also be paid to the diet, stay away from junk food, give children more healthy natural food, especially those foods that are not conducive to children's physical development, and make more food that babies love to eat, promote baby's appetite and enhance resistance.

There are many precautions for children's Tourette's syndrome, the main key point is to have enough patience for parents, **Children's Tourette's syndrome is a long process, during which the emotions can not be out of control due to personal pressure, which affects the baby's emotions, not only can not ** the disease, but may exacerbate the development of the disease, so parents and friends should pay special attention.

This kind of thing will definitely not heal itself, and this needs to be tempered by society before you can grow. Society will be able to ** your disease.

The mechanism of Tourette syndrome is not particularly clear at present, but from our clinical observation, if it is onset in adolescence or childhood, some patients have simple functional impairment and no organic changes, and about 30% of patients slowly pass puberty, and their brain development is gradually mature, including mentality can also be adjusted. In adulthood, some patients are able to recover on their own, but the vast majority of patients gradually stabilize or worsen with age. Of course, which patients can heal on their own, and whether there are any characteristics, there is indeed no sign found at present, for example, which item says that there is this sign as soon as the test says, the patient can heal on his own, and then those cannot heal on his own.

Of course, on the other hand, even if we can know that this part of the patients can slowly heal themselves after adulthood, they still have to go to ** at this stage between getting sick in adolescence and self-healing, and they also need to be controlled.

1. Genetic factors: with obvious genetic tendency, more research has been carried out on the genetic problems of the disease from the aspects of family investigation, twin study, separation analysis, linkage analysis and genome imprinting, etc., providing evidence that Tourette syndrome in children is related to heredity, but there is no clear conclusion on its pathogenic genes.

2. Imbalance of central neurotransmitters: abnormalities of a variety of central neurotransmitters play an important role in the pathogenesis of this disease, which is mainly related to the abnormalities of monoamine transmitters such as dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine.

3. Neurobiochemical changes:

1) Opioid peptides: Opioid peptides that interact with dopamine neurons are concentrated in the basal ganglia, and opioid peptides may have an important impact on motor control and play an important role in this disease.

2) Prolactin: There are dopaminergic hypersensitive production factors on the hypothalamic-pituitary axis, such as prolactin, and the level of prolactin in this disease is significantly increased, indicating that it may be involved in the pathogenesis of this disease.

3) Sex hormones: various steroid hormones play a certain role in the pathogenesis of this disease, among which the influence of androgens is the most prominent.

4. Pathological factors:

1) Perinatal abnormalities: Some perinatal abnormalities during pregnancy or childbirth, such as poor mood or certain diseases during pregnancy, premature birth, post-term delivery, asphyxia at birth, etc., may lead to brain development disorders and affect the severity of the disease.

2) Immunopathological factors: The onset of this disease is related to autoimmune pathological damage after infection, and some are related to group A hemolytic streptococcal infection.

Experts from the Beijing Golden Boy Sunshine Tics Research Institute said that the main manifestations are: Tourette syndrome is characterized by involuntary, sudden, and rapidly repetitive muscle tics, which are often accompanied by fulminant and involuntary vocalizations and triff at the same time as the tics. Tic symptoms start in the face and neck and gradually spread downward.

There are various parts and forms of tics, such as blinking, squinting, pouting, shaking head, shrugging shoulders, neck contraction, arm extension, arm throwing, chest lifting, bending over, rotating the body, etc. Vocal tics are manifested as laryngeal sounds and roars, which can gradually change to stereotyped swearing, statements of foul words, etc. Some children gradually develop speech and motor disorders after involuntary tics, and some children can also imitate language, imitate movements, imitate expressions and other behaviors.

Involuntary laryngeal whitornism appears late in children, with only 20% appearing early and 60% appearing 6 to 7 years after the onset of the disease. The child's condition is often fluctuating, ranging from mild to severe, sometimes relieving spontaneously for a period of time. The location, frequency and intensity of tics can be changed, and the child may be aggravated when nervous, anxious, fatigued, and lack of sleep, reduced when the mind is relaxed, and disappear after sleep.

The intelligence of the children is generally normal, and some children may have psychological problems such as inattention, learning difficulties, and emotional disorders.

1. The onset of the disease is before the age of 21, and most of them are between the ages of 2 and 15.

2. It is mainly manifested as a variety of tic movements and one or more involuntary vocalizations, both of which appear at some time in the course of the disease, but not necessarily at the same time.

3. Tic symptoms recur many times a day, almost every day, but the degree of symptoms changes within a few weeks or months, and can be restrained by will for a few minutes to several hours, the course of the disease lasts for at least 1 year, and the symptom relief does not exceed 2 months in 1 year.

4. Involuntary tics or vocalizations, which cannot be explained by other symptoms.

Hello, the pathogenesis of Tourette syndrome is not yet understood, and its onset is related to many aspects such as genetic factors, neurotransmitter imbalances, psychological factors and environmental factors, and may be the result of the interaction of multiple factors in the process of development. The 3 main risk factors for the onset of Tourette's Syndrome are male sex, young age, and family history of tic disorders.

There are so many manifestations of Tourette's syndrome, what I said upstairs is only a part, when treating the child, the doctor said that because Tourette's syndrome is due to the failure of neuropeptides, there are many manifestations of Tourette's syndrome, including blinking, shrugging shoulders, grimacing, etc., which are common manifestations of Tourette's syndrome, and it is necessary to go to the hospital in time.

Tourette syndrome is characterized by involuntary, sudden, rapidly repetitive muscle tics that are often accompanied by fulminant, involuntary vocalizations and triffin. Tic symptoms start in the face and neck and gradually spread downward. At first, the child thought that this was a bad habit he learned at school, until the symptoms became worse and worse, and he realized that this was very serious, and finally after doing it in Beijing Junyi Hospital for a period of time, the symptoms disappeared.