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Transient Tic Disorder - Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

Transient Tic Disorder - Causes, Symptoms and Treatment


A large kindred affected by TS and identified two family members with TTD who are very likely obligate carriers of the TS gene. These tics are more noticeable during stressful, fatiguing or emotional times. Tics appear to get worse with emotional stress and do not occur during sleep. Tics increase in frequency and severity with stress, during relaxation after physical exercise, idleness, fatigue, exposure to heat, and use of dopaminergic drugs, such as steroids, caffeine, and CNS stimulants. Tics usually diminish with performance of engaging mental or physical activities or with consumption of marijuana, alcohol or nicotine. Some people can control the tic urges so that they only tic in the privacy of a safe place, such as their home. Tics are severe to cause problems in school or occupational functioning, then behavioral techniques are recommended. Tics may be precipitated in with ADHD when they are given methylphenidate (Ritalin).
Causes of Transient Tic Disorder

Common Causes and Risk factors of Transient Tic Disorder

* Stress.
* Drugs ( methylphenidate ,pemoline and amphetamines ).
* Emotional factors.
* Biological factors.
* Neurological disorders.
* Chemical factors.
* Environmental factors.

Signs and Symptoms of Transient Tic Disorder

Common Sign and Symptoms of Transient Tic Disorder

* Eye blinking.
* Migraine headaches
* Hair pulling.
* Coughing.
* Anxiety.
* Grunting.
* Sniffing.
* Snorting.
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