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I've really bad body tics and the drs can't figure out what it is. any thoughts from ht docs?
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"Body tics": Tics can be acute or chronic, simple or complex. Medical and family history is important to try to diagnose the cause and determine treatment. Certain infections, such as strep, should be evaluated, and generally a neurologist might be involved in the evaluation.
Answered 12/20/2013
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