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Clonic tics in Tourette syndrome

Clonic tics are sudden, brief, and repetitive muscle movements that cause quick, jerky motions. These include eye blinking, shoulder shrugging and head nodding.
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3 experiences have been shared about this tic type via the Tic Log.
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On Aug 20, 2026, a reader experienced clonic tics (rapid, sudden movements) involving the mouth whilst in a car
On Mar 1, 2026, a reader experienced clonic tics (rapid, sudden movements) involving the mouth whilst in the bedroom
On Oct 30, 2025, a reader experienced clonic tics (rapid, sudden movements) involving the larynx whilst relaxing

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1 — Once a day or less 2 — A few times per day 3 — Several times throughout the day 4 — Most of the day 5 — Almost all day, every day

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