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Tourette Syndrome
Understanding Tourette Syndrome

By Keath Low, About.com

Updated: March 05, 2009

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A small percentage of individuals with ADHD also have a neurological disorder called Tourette syndrome.

Individuals with Tourette syndrome display involuntary movements or tics and repetitive mannerisms, such as facial twitches, grimacing, and eye blinking. They may also make involuntary vocalizations including uncontrollable swearing, barking, or other unusual noises.

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