Child's face twitching

Since children's bodies are not fully developed, various problems will arise if they are not properly protected. If it is a common disease, it is easy to deal with, as it can be alleviated or even solved by taking medicine. However, if parents find that their children have facial twitching, this uncommon symptom will definitely make them very anxious and at a loss. In fact, there is no need to panic. Finding the root cause of the child's facial twitching can quickly solve the problem. Usually the reasons are as follows:

1. Tics

Tourette syndrome cannot be ruled out! Tourette syndrome is a common mental and behavioral developmental abnormality in children, which manifests as involuntary and irregular muscle twitching, which may also be accompanied by vocalization. It is recommended to take your child to a regular hospital for treatment and assessment of the degree of the tic so that timely treatment can be given. Generally, neurobehavioral treatment is chosen based on the severity, which is drug treatment! This should be a manifestation of tics. Facial twitching is also called hemifacial spasm, which is a sudden, irregular, involuntary twitching of the facial muscles on one side. Convulsions are often caused or aggravated by mental stress, meeting guests, giving speeches, fatigue, etc. Most patients experience intermittent twitching of the eye muscles shortly after the onset of the disease, which gradually spreads to other muscles on one side of the face. Your description is consistent with the symptom of tics. Facial twitching is also called hemifacial spasm, which is a sudden, irregular, involuntary twitching of the facial muscles on one side. Convulsions are often caused or aggravated by mental stress, meeting guests, giving speeches, fatigue, etc. Most patients experience intermittent twitching of the eye muscles shortly after the onset of the disease, which gradually spreads to other muscles on one side of the face. It is consistent with your description. You may consider that your child has Tourette syndrome.

Children's facial twitching is a type of tic disorder. Generally, they need to go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. The longer the disease is delayed, the more serious the child's tic behavior will become. You can try the transcranial magnetic stimulator, which is quite effective in treating pediatric tics.

2Facial twitching

The symptoms of facial tics are mainly short-lived, localized symptoms that occur suddenly, and involuntary movements such as twitching of the face. Therefore, when the baby shows symptoms, relevant examinations should be conducted to identify the cause and provide symptomatic treatment. There are also congenital encephalopathy, hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, etc., which can easily increase the incidence of tics. When a baby blinks frequently and has involuntary twitching of parts of his face, it is necessary to differentiate between diseases such as conjunctivitis, rhinitis, and pharyngitis.