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Asking for Other, Male, 3 years old, London

Slaam. My son is 3 years old. Since 1 month he is doing head shivering movement that lasts for 5-7 seconds. His head shivers for some time and then stops. He does this only while watching tv. He used to do shuddering movements but occasionally. But this time these shivering like movements are not going away and happens everyday if he watches tv. And only his head shivers. He is doing fine otherwise.

I could not record it because it lasts for a few seconds.

Are these concerning? I have been to gp but she said this will go away on its own bit I want second opinion too.

Thank you

Physiotherapist in Islamabad - Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq

Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq - Physiotherapist

DPT, BSPT, Foreign Trained in Rehabilitation | Islamabad

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you may load video , to help us to assess and analysing the pattern of movements. It might be just a habit but may be more than a habit (some neurologic condition)


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I couldn’t record because it lasts for a few seconds. Its just head shaking like shivering. He acts normal and aware of sorroundings during that. Eyes also look normal when this happens. Tgere is no change in his behaviour also.

6 years ago

Physiotherapist in Islamabad - Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq
Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq - Physiotherapist

DPT, BSPT, Foreign Trained in Rehabilitation | Islamabad | Book Appointment

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Check after changing the position of TV , it might be due to strain on muscle of head, neck and eyes after persistent TV watching

6 years ago

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He gets bored while watching tv. He keeps yawning. Could it be due to boredom? If it is, is there anything to worry about?

6 years ago

Physiotherapist in Islamabad - Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq
Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq - Physiotherapist

DPT, BSPT, Foreign Trained in Rehabilitation | Islamabad | Book Appointment

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undue strain and fatigue may cause such symptoms. but observation of the movement by some professional is essential to rule out any other disorder.

6 years ago

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Its in the line of eyes. Thank

Thank you so much dr. I will try to make a video to make better assessment.

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