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 Posted: 02/15/07 - 16:24 Post subject: Re: what are the symptoms for turrets syndrome? |
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| Guest wrote: | | elchan wrote: | | how does a person know if they have turrets syndrome and where can they find help for it? |
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my girl friend has turrets i think,she keeps feeling the need to gp back to check things and its bringing aload of depression with it,im at my wits end at the moment,shes tryed killing her self twice and keeps saying she dosnt want to live anymore,she has been seeing dictors but they havnt said what her illness is,there just treating it as depression but i no different,were can i get help and how can i deal with it.marc |
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| Posted: 02/20/07 - 20:17 Post subject: Re: tics |
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| Guest wrote: | | I think I have something wrong with me. I have had these tics for many years now and they seem to be getting worse. What should I do? |
I have had terruts syndrome for 7 years. You can naturakky get rid of it by certain exercises and you can not have sugar. It will go away. |
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| Posted: 03/02/07 - 21:35 Post subject: |
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| My stepson has been having tics for a little over a year now. At first it was just blenking alot, then just in the past 6 months he has had other tics. His teachers have done some test on him because they think he has ADD. If he does have TS and ADD would the ADD meds help him with his tics. I have noticed when he goes to his mothers for the weekend and has a "bad weekend" with her it is worse. The doctor said that it was his nerves and to take him to a thearpist and we did that does not seem to be working. I would like to have more information about this. Thank you |
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| Posted: 03/06/07 - 05:03 Post subject: TOURETTS IN CHILDEN |
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HI ALL
MY FAMILY AND I MOVED TO HOLLAND 3 YEARS AGO FROM THE UK AND EVER SINCE, MY SON WHO IS NOW 8 HAS HAD SOME KIND OF TICK.IT HAS CHANGED OVER THE 3 YEARS FROM A GRUNT TO EYE FLICKING AND NOW MOUTH STRETCHING AND EYE ROLLING.I HAVE BEEN VERY WORRIED AS HE IS VERY SENSITIVE AND THE PROBLEM SEEMS TO WORSEN WHEN UPSET. I SUJESTED TO GO TO THE DOCTORS WITH HIM BUT HE JUST CRIES AND GETS ANGRY WITH ME. I COULD REALLY DO WITH SOME ADVISE PLEASE. |
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| Posted: 03/08/07 - 16:49 Post subject: read this |
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   I'm 13 and i'm in yr 9 iv think i have TS because iv'e been twitch since yr7 nearly everyday and it's got worse iv'e started shouting this like prozzy ad this like that! |
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| Posted: 03/13/07 - 11:39 Post subject: tourettes |
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My cousin started becoming withdrawn about August 2006 and making rocking movements. we thought it may just be something to do with her having downsyndrome but she started to tick,violently shudder and jump and make terrible sounds with her throat when ticking.
She now sleeps non stop and ticks throught the night. She has started to swear but under her breath and seems to be having absencess's 'when you talk to her she doesn't respond. Her condition seems to be so different to others I have read about. Do you think it could be TS. we seem to have lost her to this condition.  |
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| Posted: 03/29/07 - 17:41 Post subject: turrets syndrome HELP!!!!! |
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| I have been seeing this guy with turrets syndrome. We are thinking about taking things to the next level. Is it true that turrets can make you so nervus that your unable to proform sexually? Has this ever happend to anyone before? |
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| Posted: 03/30/07 - 13:18 Post subject: Tourrettes and Tics |
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| I have a 7 yr old daughter. Last year, for a few months, she continuously cleared her throat. It finally went away. Then she had the eye blinking thing for awhile. Now she has the head twitching. Should I seek treatment now or do I have to wait until she has had one of these tics for a year? |
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| Posted: 03/30/07 - 13:38 Post subject: what should i do? |
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| my sister has these tics and shes had them forever but the only time they really happen is when she is mad. She has been to the doctor and they are not sure what it could be could it be teretts? |
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| Posted: 04/09/07 - 12:11 Post subject: Re: tics |
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| I was diagnosed with turret syndrome in 2003, and all that happens in my life is getting picked on by people and family. It is a horrible life, turrets for me causes suicidal thoughts at time. |
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