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Can transient tics occur in adults? if so, do they ever go away?
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Yes: they can occur when you are an adult there are many causes so if they bother you or get worse you need to see a provider in order to rule out any serious problems. Often the tic will go away so monitor it and if it bothers you or increases in nature then see provider
Answered 8/15/2014
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