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Non-stop facial tics in 5yr old. ct scan/eeg normal. constant eye rolling, head jerks & jaw movement. what could this be?
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Very unusual: Nonstop is unusual. While people usually think of tourette syndrome, there are other tic disorders of childhood. There is also a postviral syndrome of opsoclonus-myoclonus, which can be seen in other conditions (neuroblastoma). Sounds like the child needs to see a pediatric neurologist.
Answered 12/28/2014
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