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She has an appointment in january. I have elimated all that you just mentioned, but she is 10 and away from me at times. She is slowly accepting her new eating habits. I am doing the same with her, which can only benefit us in the long run from I read about high fructose corn syrup and the like. I have read about magnesium; however, my husband doesn't agree with increasing that in her. So he's agreed to test the magnesium increase on him to see what happens first. he thinks she will basically have diarrhea constantly from it. I'm trying to give her mag rich foods meanwhile. I hope you are right and she outgrows this. My husband thinks she will because hers are not that severe. Also, his little sister had seizures too when she was little and I remember her doing a sucking in motion in the corner of her mouth. I don't notice it now, but I'm not around her much anymore.

He took depakote ( i think) for epilepsy. He is 38. He was 22 when we married. What's going on with my daughter? I'm hoping it will all go away.

Yes, when she was around 4 or 5, I remember her lifting her shirt and arm like her shirt was bothering her. I remember it because it deeply bothered me, but it passed. And then nothing at all (tic wise) until now other than she seemed to have sensory issues with her clothes. Like she wouldn't like the feel of them and refused to wear them or purchase clothes because of the way they felt to her. Is there something significant about the age 5 or 6? Also, before the sudden onset in may, she coughed from november to february until the doctor gave her a strong antibiotic to get rid of it. I have wondered about that cough, too. When I met my husband, I didn't notice any tics. His tics started after we were married and he says he didn't have any during childhood. But I did notice he blinked a lot. Now he is full-blown...grunts, clears throat, flails arm, moves legs, grimacing, bunny nose, turning head.... He did tell me that he remembered smelling his baseball glove. He also had a seizure in high school.

My 10 yr old daughter starting having tics suddenly. One day she was fine and the next day she wasn't. At first, she did this eye thing with her right eye. After that, it switched to a bunny nose thing. Then, i saw her pushing her lip on the right side trying to get it to touch her nose. she was doing this on purpose. now this is her tic that she's been doing for probably going on three months now. In all, this has been going on since the end of may. I have been drawing attention to them even though i know i shouldn't. what concerns me is that her dad has ts, and my worst fear is that they will escalate to that. i have cried and blamed myself. thinking there must have been something i've done to trigger them. food? braces? we recently had some new carpet installed in my son's room and did some remodeling in her bathroom. could hers also be transient since there is just one tic at a time and no vocal tics?

during what months are corn pollen?

Vinayagar-did this man say if he was tic free now? The blood sugar dropping and raising does make sense. I hope she can have dairy; she loves cheese.

I noticed on his website that he said milk is ok daily? I've always read to stay away from milk, and even you say you have eliminated milk?