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ds has a tick...

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mousymouse · 28/01/2011 17:23

he is 4 and the last few days he is clearing his thoat constantly. he hasnt got a cold atm.
he had a tick a couple of years ago where he would squeeze his eyes shut all the time. gp then said it
s nothing to worry about and it stopped soon.
anyone has experience?
I will leave him for another week and if it doesn*t stop I will go to the gp again...

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TheNewStig · 28/01/2011 17:34

sorry no ideas on ticks, i came on to thread to say make sure you get some proper tick tweezers to remove it don't just pull it off but obv. you aren't referring to the insects. Blush

CarGirl · 28/01/2011 21:47

It's often an anxiety thing. Any changes at school/pre-school, home etc.

mousymouse · 29/01/2011 15:22

not really a change at the moment, but he had a tick before.

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CarGirl · 29/01/2011 15:24

DDs get worse when she is tired or worried or I think developing in someway - either being challenged by schoolwork, being bullied Angry and sometimes having a growth spurt. Usually I look back afterwards and can work out the trigger.

Sorry not much help really.

beanlet · 30/01/2011 08:58

Sorry to be a slight pedant here, but you mean tic, not tick. Ticks are nasty insects that burrow into your skin and have to be salted off or pulled out from the head. I thought you were wanting advice on how to pull an insect out of your DS's leg!

mousymouse · 31/01/2011 18:22

thank you for that, I didn*t know the difference.

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