Calcium zinc gluconate is not a treatment for Tourette’s syndrome in children, and psychological interventions and other methods of treatment are recommended for Tourette’s syndrome in children. Tourette’s syndrome in children refers to motor or vocal muscle spasms that occur most often in childhood, manifested by involuntary, stereotyped movements such as frequent blinking and making strange faces. The causes of Tourette’s syndrome in children include physical, mental, habitual and imitative factors, and psychological intervention is needed for treatment. Calcium and zinc gluconate oral solution is commonly used to treat disorders caused by calcium and zinc deficiency, including osteoporosis and tics. It is not able to treat tics in children, so oral calcium and zinc gluconate is not able to treat the symptoms of tics. So if children suffer from tics, they should seek medical treatment in time and take reasonable methods under the guidance of doctors.