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Anxiety and Stress Disorders (Children) |
Simple Motor Tic04/08/2008 |
My oldest son has a simple motor tic (eye rolling), is it likely that his two younger brothers will also develop a tic?
Simple tics as you describe are quite common in childhood (10% of the population) the likelihood that younger siblings will also develop a tic while increased above the general population is still exceedingly low.
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Floyd R. Sallee, MD Professor Department of Psychiatry College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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