In the vast majority of cases children with Tourette’s syndrome will get better around puberty because the causes of Tourette’s syndrome in children are very complex, for example, if there are people with Tourette’s syndrome in the family, the probability of children suffering from Tourette’s syndrome will be greatly increased. Tourette’s syndrome can also be triggered by high levels of academic stress and emotional strain. Tourette’s syndrome can be treated with drugs such as thiamphenicol hydrochloride and inosine in a timely manner, and with the gradual increase of the age of the child, especially during puberty, the immune function of the child as well as the function of the kidney qi is gradually strengthened, coupled with the regular treatment, most of the tourette’s syndrome can be relieved or even cured significantly.