A Washington Post feature appearing in the Bergen Record adds that Tourette's sufferers are also more likely to have attention deficit or obsessive-compulsive disorder. Tourette's syndrome cannot be cured, although drug treatments can target the tics. The Nashville Tennessean explains that some nonmedical treatments can help Tourette's patients, including exercise, relaxation techniques or meditation. Get Your Medifocus Medguide Research Your Illness Visit our Medcenter and get your Medifocus Guide , trustworthy medical information specifically about your health condition. Bookstore Stop by our bookstore and catch up on the latest treatments and remedies for your illness.
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