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What does the nervous system look like ?

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What does the nervous system look like ?

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It looks like                               And
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Tourettes syndrome is a genetic disorder which means it's inherited from family with tourettes genes. People with tourettes are born with it, but it can get better and maybe, eventually disappear. The exact cause is still unknown, but we do know it has to do with genetic and environmental factors.

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The symptoms are tics. Tics are sudden movements or words blurted out that happen throughout the day

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One last note is I didn't cover how it can be prevented and how does it impact other human organ systems , because it can't be prevented and it doesn't affect other human organ systems.

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There is no real cure for tourettes, but people can learn to control their tics and their are a few medications to solve one tic, but it can never be fully cured.

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The symptoms or things that happen when you get tourettes are called tics.                                                                                               .                                                               Motor tics                                       Motor tics are sudden movements that have to do, with motor skills and are repeated,such as: blinking, shrugging, sniffing, clenching the jaw, etc.                                                  Vocal tics
Vocal tics are tics that have to do with your voice, that are blurted out with no intention. Vocal tics are also very sudden.

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How is tourettes impacted by social factors?

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How is tourettes impacted by social factors?

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People with tourettes might get bullied for it or alienated. They could be received as weird and rude, but in reality it's just tourettes.

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How does tourettes impact the nervous system?

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How does tourettes impact the nervous system?

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Tourettes syndrome doesn't really impact it, it isn't harmful or fatal, yes some cases of tourettes are a bit extreme, but even if it's that, it's still not that harmful.(But it could be pretty harmful to your social life, which I'm going to talk about later) There is a impact ( at least I think it is), it is that it tire's you easily, I think it's because if you have tourettes you do things like blinking repeatedly which will make your eyes water and tired.

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What is the function of the nervous system?

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What is the function of the nervous system?

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The function of the nervous system is to help you do motor skills related things and keep you safe by pulling you back whenever you touch something dangerous like a hot stove. The brain, another part of the nervous system is responsible for telling your body what to do, by being connected to the nerves of your body. The nerves touch something dangerous like the stove I talked about earlier and send a impulse to the brain, which sends a impulse to your hand to pull back preventing a scar you got from the one time your nerves weren't working. Also you have nerves all over your body.

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What human organ system does tourettes syndrome affect?                         

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What human organ system does tourettes syndrome affect?                         

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Tourettes syndrome affects the central nervous system.

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Tourettes syndrome is a invisible and neurological disability that effects the brain. It causes people with it to do things repeatedly and have little control over it, those things are called tics. Also there is somethings called extreme tourettes and minor tourettes, which are true to their name.