Tic disorders often co - occur with sleep disorder, mood disorder, learning disorder and other physical and mental diseases, it's characterized by spirit - body disharmony, can be classified as Jueyin wind wood disease. The theory of Jueyin Conghua is believed that Jueyin wind wood is smooth and follows the Shaoyang phase fire, if the wood qi is smooth, the phase fire will transform into the wind wood. Guided by the "Jueyin Conghua theory", the professor Cui xia argues that the key to the pathogenesis of tic disorders and comorbidities lies in the compromised Jueyin pivotal mechanism and aberrant Conghua. The tendency of disease depends on the rise and fall of Jueyin phase fire. If it is too high, the wood will produce fierce wind from fire, and if it is too low, cold and heat will be mixed to generate wind In cases of acute and severe tics, the treatment must concentrate solely on regulating the body, with minor attention to the spirit, prioritizing the method of subduing yang and extinguishing wind. For chronic and mild tics presenting with comorbidity, a concurrent treatment approach is required. This entails simultaneous harmonization of both body and spirit, through dispersing stagnation and nourishing to pacify wind, thereby regulating the qi and blood of the root organ. At the same time, methods such as breath and mental regulation, daoyin (Therapeutic Exercise) and tuina (Chinese medical massage), and spiritual cultivation should be integrated to achieve a combined internal and external therapeutic strategy, enabling a comprehensive intervention for the condition. A case is attached for clinical reference.

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