Tics can affect any part of the body and aren’t always visible. Mine can be very noticeable on my head, neck and shoulders, others are more subtle such as stomach rolling. Some of these tics are difficult to describe to someone, such as ear ‘clicking’ or ‘popping’.
Below are the body parts readers have logged tics in so far- via the tic log.
I have started creating articles on these body parts as they are logged, along with the places and tic types resulting in the body part being affected.
Head and face
Neck, throat and voice
Neck, Throat, Larynx/Voice box (vocal/phonic), Respiratory system (vocal/phonic)
Upper body and arms
Shoulders, Shoulder blades, Upper back, Chest, Ribs, Abdomen, Stomach, Arms (whole), Upper arms, Elbows, Forearms, Wrists, Hands, Fingers, Thumbs
Lower body and legs
Hips, Pelvis, Lower back, Genitals, Buttocks, Legs (whole), Thighs, Knees, Calves, Ankles, Feet, Toes
Other
Respiratory system (motor), Multiple regions (complex motor), Skin (general)