The harm of tics to children's health

Children's physical health is an issue that parents are most concerned about. Parents all hope that their children can grow up healthily. Parents should help their children take care of themselves in daily life. Although many parents know the importance of caring for their children, they don’t know where to start. In fact, parents can learn some knowledge about common children’s diseases, so that once children become ill, they will not be at a loss. The following article will introduce to you the dangers of childhood tics.

Childhood tics are a neurological disease caused by excessive secretion of neurotransmitters such as dopamine in the central nervous system of the brain. The director pointed out that frequent blinking is an early symptom of tics and is often ignored by parents who think it is a bad habit of their children.

The dangers of tics

Causes learning difficulties. Frequent involuntary twitching and sounding can easily distract children, making it difficult for them to focus on books. Over time, this can affect their memory, causing them to fall behind in their studies and suffer poor grades.

Personality development issues. 2.5 to 12 years old is an important period for children to form their self-awareness and develop from natural persons to social persons. During this period, positive or negative evaluations from the outside world will have an important impact on children's self-awareness and personality formation. If children are often scolded by their parents, criticized by their teachers, and ridiculed by their classmates during this stage, it will cause great harm to their mental and physical development. The personality psychological characteristics and tendencies formed in childhood are the core components of a person's personality and will affect a person's life.

Social withdrawal and social impairment. As they grow older, children's social and interpersonal interactions gradually expand, and they will have some advanced emotional experiences, such as a sense of honor and responsibility. If the child does not receive timely and effective treatment, especially if the tics are not controlled, it will seriously affect his interactions with classmates and peers, and cause him to have inferiority complex, social withdrawal, immature behavior, social disorders, stuttering, and conduct and discipline problems, which will seriously affect his social interactions and interpersonal relationships.

In the above article, we suggest that parents should master some knowledge about common childhood diseases, which will be beneficial to the healthy growth of their children. Childhood tics are a common childhood disease. The above article analyzes in detail the harm of childhood tics to children's bodies.