Children’s Tourette’s syndrome Chinese medicine conditioning effect time is related to the individual’s disease condition, varies from person to person, there is generally no uniform standard. Children’s Tourette’s syndrome belongs to the category of tics in Chinese medicine, the etiology of tics is multifaceted, and congenital endowment insufficiency (congenital constitution and functioning is not good), birth injuries, feel the external evils, emotional and emotional disorders related to, can be divided into qi depressing fire type, spleen deficiency phlegm aggregation type, yin deficiency wind type. 1. Qi depression and fire manifests as red face, red ears, irritability, frequent and powerful twitching, etc. Use Qing Liver Da Yu Tang to clear the liver and diarrhea the fire, and calm the wind to calm the alarm. 2. Spleen deficiency and phlegm gathering manifests as yellow face and thin body, chest tightness and cough, twitching of mouth and shaking of limbs, etc. Ten flavors of Wen Gallbladder Tang is used to strengthen the spleen and resolve phlegm, calm the liver and quench wind (regulating the function of the liver to get rid of internal wind). 3. Yin deficiency and wind movement manifested as irritable heat in the hands and feet (irritability and sultriness), shrugging of the shoulders and shaking of the head, and tremor of the limbs, etc. Da Ding Feng Zhu is used to nourish yin and subdue yang (inhibiting too much yang by replenishing yin fluids), and soften the liver to calm the wind. It is important to note that children should eat a light diet and avoid oily, raw and cold foods while taking the medicine. The right medicine should be prescribed after the doctor diagnoses the symptoms. Children with Tourette’s syndrome Chinese medicine regulating the onset of effect time is related to the individual’s disease, varying from person to person, there is generally no uniform standard. Children with Tourette’s syndrome should seek medical attention in a timely manner and should not delay their condition.