As Tourette's syndrome becomes more and more common in children, some factors that predispose to Tourette's syndrome in children are gradually being revealed. Today, let's talk about some of the predisposing factors of Tourette's syndrome in children, including the child's own factors and external environmental factors, for parents' reference and prevention.
Internal Factors:
1.Introverted:Venting is an important way for people to maintain psychological balance. However, introverted children are often silent, without excessive emotional expressions such as happiness and sadness, and over time it is easy to form psychological depression, liver qi discomfort and onset.
2.Timid by nature:Timid children are easily frightened and bullied by others, resulting in psychological tension, panic, depression and other emotions. To this end, parents should take more care and love, enhance their children's courage through sports, exercise, etc., and enhance their ability to respond to the outside world.
3.Pursuit of perfection:This kind of child wants to be the first in everything, and once frustrated, it is easy to be hit, and then it is easy to have psychological problems such as depression. To do this, parents can lower their expectations of their children, so that they can accept imperfections, learn to be satisfied, and know how to do their best.
Extrinsic factors:
1.Pampered:Pampered children are accustomed to the life of clothes and food to open their mouths, and develop a self-righteous and do-what they want, often psychologically fragile, unable to listen to criticism, and prone to depression and onset when they encounter setbacks.
2.Parental Reprimand:Contrary to pampering, parents are sternly reprimanded, angry at their children at every turn, using their children as a punching bag, and making children live in a panicked and nervous family atmosphere, which is also prone to illness.
3.Video Games:Playing mobile phones and computer games for a long time causes children to lose their heart and qi, and the five organs are dysfunctional, and the liver bears the brunt, which is also easy to make children sick.