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I've just noticed my 18 mo old doing some double blinking and head twitching (seen only twice). is this a tic and should i be worried it is serious?
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Blinking: If the blinking continues take your child to see a pediatric neurologist to rule out a seizure disorder.
Answered 1/12/2014
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