Esther Liyanage*, Chellapillai FMD, and Krasilshchikov O
aldjflaTourette syndrome is a neurodevelopment disorder characterized by motor tics and vocal tics, with possible co-morbidities such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). For mild cases where the symptoms are not affecting quality of life, treatment is not required. But severe cases will require pharmacotherapy and specialized therapies. When treated with antipsychotics the patient may develop unwanted side effects such as weight gain. In addition to pharmacotherapy, it is essential to address the side effects arising from it. Weight gain is a very challenging ill effect and has major complications of obesity, diabetes etc. Side effects such as weight gain will need a holistic approach; if not addressed they can place the individuals at health risks. In the present case report, involvement in exercise programme designed by physiotherapists helped to address weight gain.dflsd
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