Tic disorders include Tourette syndrome and repetitive behaviours as seen in autism.
In the DSM-5, the diagnosis is now provisional
tic disorder because there is no way to tell which
tics will be transient and which will be persistent or chronic.
Tics ebb and flow, and they are often driven by anxiety-provoking - and temporary - life-changes, like the start of the school year.
Por supuesto, no podriamos ahorrarnos la explicacion de los
tics verbales, que se clasifican por su complejidad; asi, le diriamos que los simples se manifiestan al carraspear, al silbar o tararear, y que entre los complejos estan la ecolalia y la coprolalia, que se presentan en el <<sindrome de Tourette>>.
New
tics may come and go over days, weeks, or months, and old
tics may reappear and disappear over time.
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As
tics are easy to spot, doctors have a tendency to treat
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Involuntary sounds such as throatclearing and sniffing, or
tics of the limbs may be initial signs.
The school records indicated a history of mild facial
tics (i.