Nervous ticks are hyperkenes (unintegrated movement) stereotyped and coordinated muscle reduction, sudden emergence and repeated repetition. Its specificity is the insurmountable desire to do so again. The child often realizes what's going on with him, but it can't stop uninvited detention alone.
Nervous tick, cause of appearance
All hyperkenes differ depending on the condition of the nervous system - primarys (they are still called idiopathic) and secondary.
For the first time, a child can be seen between the ages of 7 and 14. This period is associated with large emotional overloads, which may cause a nervous system disorder. Factors causing the emergence of an idiopathic type include:
- Strong shocks are fighting parents, spooking, transporting, often lead to ticking.
- The beginning of the school year is still called " Tick 1 September " , linked to the first visit to the institution, emotional encounters and experiences.
- Overcrowding is one of the frequent causes of children ' s hyperkenes, a long-term seat behind a computer or a book causes brainstorming and extra-pyramid systems.
- Not enough potassium and magic.
If tick debut occurs before 5 years, the secondary nature of the occurrence should be suspected (i.e. associated with the associated pathology).
These reasons include:
- Natural nervous system diseases.
- Head trauma.
- Infections and inflammatory brain processes (meningitis, encephalitis) as well as generalized (streptocock, herpevirus).
- Intruders (Turetta syndrome).
- Intoxication or drug poisoning.
- Non-rules (particularly in the battle of triple sky)
Child neural tic - symptoms and treatment
Children ' s neural tics are both self-sustained and can be chronic (more than a year) and transit (up to one year in full). They are shown to be crushed most often by the muscles of the face, less hand hyperkenes, shoulder.
Movements occur against the backdrop of a child - when reading a book, doing lessons, sitting in a transport station, etc.
Importantly, children ' s nerves do not occur in arbitrary movements and games.
Abbreviations are divided into several types:
- Vocal is expressed in a non-voluntary pronouncement of sound. The baby can be sniffing, singing, snooping and even corning.
- Motors are synchronized motions in the form of mouth, cheek, head, etc.
- In the form of rituals, complex repetitions, for example, round-ups.
- Generalized - a combination of multiple species - the neural tic of the mouth of the child can be carried out together with cheek retention and sound pronunciation.
In particular, provocative factors need to be eliminated for hyperkenes therapy. Schoolchildren must have full meals, good sleep and rest, and night sleep must be controlled. The treatment should be done in conjunction with the neuropathologist. If the cause of the disorder is in an unfavourable family environment, with family psychotherapy.
Two types of drugs are designated for medical support, eliminating disturbances (phenibut) and removing the phrases of cuts (terlene). When a child ' s neural tic occurs (intelligence, for example), the treatment can be supplemented by means to improve the brain bleed (noopropes) and vitamin-mineral compounds.
Today ' s rhythm of life can lead to an increase in children ' s nervousness and mental stress. Various disturbances of the nervous system, including tics, are often the result. It is important not to override the problem, as mushrooming or indiscriminate sounding will cause confusion from the peers and further exacerbate the problem.
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