1. drug therapy
Classic antipsychotic drugs: mainly used to treat convulsions such as blinking, shrugging, sniffing and nasal shrug. The common drugs are haloperidol, pimiqing, tiapride and clonidine.
Non-classical antipsychotic drugs: mainly used to treat TIC, such as aripiprazole and risperidone.
Treatment of other disorders: if accompanied by obsessive-compulsive disorder, sertraline and fluvoxamine can be used; If attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is combined, tomoxetine and clonidine can be used.
2. Psychotherapy: It mainly includes supportive psychological counseling, behavioral therapy and family therapy. Mainly to improve the psychological counseling for children and their parents, help children and their parents correctly understand and deal with this behavior, gain the understanding of parents and teachers, and help children together. Habit reversal training and relaxation training can also be used for blinking.
3. Other treatments: mainly to give children a combination of life and rest to avoid mood swings and infections.
The treatment of Tourette's syndrome in children needs multi-party cooperation. Parents should seek the help of professional doctors, who should make treatment plans instead of scolding their children blindly.