Children with tics - Tourette syndrome Clinical analysis of Chinese constitutional types.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 12 Children with tics - Tourette syndrome Clinical analysis of Chinese constitutional types [Abstract] Objective To investigate pediatric tics - Tourette syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine types of constitutions and the relationship between clinical symptoms. Methods included clinical study of 84 patients tics - Tourette syndrome, classified according to standard pediatric physical medicine clinical classification. Hyperactivity yang quality of the results are 28 cases, accounting for 33.33%, 24 cases of yin quality dry red, accounting for 28.57%, damp tired of dampness in 22 cases, accounting for 26.24%, 8 cases of quality qi burnout, accounting for 9.52%, belongs to Yang 2 cases of late the cold mass, only 2.34%, 0 cases of peace and normal quality. Conclusions Hyperactivity quality of yang, yin quality dry red, hot and humid tired of dampness, qi fatigue quality, no later than yang quality of cryogenic share of peace and normal showed a decreasing trend in the proportion of high to low, and the frequency of clinical symptoms and a positive correlation between the clinical physical characteristics that distinguish quality of modulating method can be used as a basis. [Keywords:] Children tic - Tourette syndrome, Chinese medicine, physical Tics in children - most of Tourette syndrome in childhood onset, onset before the age of 10, about 90% of the country, Department of Medicine that the disease more common causes of congenital and acquired causes of yin and yang imbalance, lack of clinical symptoms or blood, or as yin deficiency heat, or dampness within the V, and its symptoms and Chinese medicine phlegm, wind syndrome clinical features often relevant, can be attributed to “slow convulsion,” “convulsions” and other areas. modern medicine that the exact cause not yet fully understood, recent research suggests the disease may have genetic, neural, metabolic and biochemical environment, mental and other factors, the clinical fe