The child may have facial tics or tics involving movement of the arms, legs, or other areas.
Tics may involve:
Movements that occur again and again and don't have a rhythm An overwhelming urge to make the movement Brief and jerky movements that include the following: Blinking Clenching the fists Curling the toes Flaring the nostrils Grimacing Jerking the arms Kicking Opening the mouth Raising the eyebrows Shrugging the shoulders Sticking out the tongue
The tics often look like nervous behavior. Tics appear to get worse with stress and do not occur during sleep.
Sounds may also occur, such as:
Clicking Grunting Hissing Moaning Sniffing Snorting Squealing Throat clearing
What are the symptoms of Transient tic disorder?
The child may have facial tics or tics involving movement of the arms, legs, or other areas.
Tics may involve:
Movements that occur again and again and don't have a rhythm An overwhelming urge to make the movement Brief and jerky movements that include the following: {{ORGANIZATION}} the fists Curling the toes {{ORGANIZATION}} the nostrils {{NAME}} the arms Kicking Opening the mouth Raising the eyebrows Shrugging the shoulders Sticking out the tongue
The tics often look like nervous behavior. Tics appear to get worse with stress and do not occur during sleep.
Sounds may also occur, such as:
Clicking Grunting Hissing Moaning Sniffing Snorting {{NAME}} clearing