When Liang Wei first had this minor symptom, they did not take him to the hospital. Instead, they thought there was something wrong with their son. Over time, the symptoms became more and more serious.

This is not a big problem. As long as they take good care of their children and pay attention to their diet, and prevent them from eating foods that are prone to disease, things will naturally get better over time.

After Liang Wei slowly calmed down, Song Zhiyao looked him up and down.

Presumably, he himself was uneasy because of this symptom. Although his emotions had stabilized, there was still a hint of fear in his eyes, which made people feel distressed when they saw him.

After a while, he touched Liang Wei's head and continued to ask in a gentle voice, "Xiao Wei, how long have you been like this?"

Liang Wei did not respond to Song Zhiyao's words, but kept shaking his head.

Seeing that the child didn't want to talk, I wanted to hear what he had in mind. However, this time I heard nothing, so I looked at Uncle Liang standing beside me.

As a grandfather, Uncle Liang had only heard his son say that his grandson seemed to have some illness. Every time he was asked, he would hesitate, just because he didn't want people to know that his son had a problem.

Every time Liang Wei came home, the old couple would pull their grandson over to look at him from left to right, but they didn't find anything wrong. After a long time, they naturally forgot about it.

I didn't expect that my grandson would keep twitching when he came home today. When I thought of my son's hesitant look, I suddenly understood why he didn't dare to say it at that time.

Thinking of the time when his son and daughter-in-law quarreled, Uncle Liang thought carefully and said, "It should be about two or three years. My son never said anything every time. What a bastard. I will make him pay when he comes."

When Aunt Li heard what Uncle Liang said, she also started to curse, "He Xiaoxia is a piece of shit. She doesn't even know what's wrong with her son. Is there any mother like this? She just quarrels with men all day long.

It's pitiful that my good grandson has become like this. I shouldn't have married such a jinx home. Rural girls are not worth having."

Song Zhiyao frowned when she heard this. That was their family affair. Was it appropriate for Aunt Li to keep scolding them in front of outsiders like them?

She didn't care about anything else and quickly looked at Liang Wei, and found that his twitching had become more severe. It had just calmed down, but started again.

At this time, she immediately stopped Aunt Li from scolding any further and said seriously, "Aunt Li, Xiaowei can't stand these loud words. Look, he's getting worse again."

When she heard that her grandson's illness had worsened, Aunt Li was so scared that she dared not say a word, as if the person who had just been chattering was not her, and she put on a kind face again.

When he wanted to get close to Liang Wei, he rejected him.

Who wouldn't feel pity for Aunt Li who was rejected by her grandson? However, this poor old lady was outspoken, and Song Zhiyao did not sympathize with her.

Who is responsible for Liang Wei's behavior? Both his father and his mother are responsible. Uncle Liang knows that his son has the biggest problem, so he keeps scolding him.

But Aunt Li doesn't think so. She thinks it's her daughter-in-law's fault that her grandson is like this. Instead of arguing about who is at fault, it's better to cure the child.

Liang Wei was irritated again by her scolding.

Of course, these have nothing to do with her. She is a doctor and if this happens, she will do her best to make Liang Wei return to normal. The effect of drug treatment on this symptom is minimal.

Aunt Li was irrational at this time. It was useless to say so much to her. She could only say to Uncle Liang, "Uncle Liang, Xiaowei is not sick. The reason why he is like this is that he has been exposed to too many stimulating sounds for a long time. That's why he has become like this."

As for the stimulating sounds, Song Zhiyao explained them one by one, such as quarrels between parents, and beating and scolding children when they did something wrong.

Parents’ emotions also affect their children. Frequent quarreling in front of their children can also cause such symptoms. If there were some symptoms at the beginning and they were discovered and improved in time, what happened today would not have happened.

After hearing Song Zhiyao say again that this was not an illness, the two's emotions gradually stabilized.

I was full of admiration in my heart. Sister Zhiyao is really amazing. My face twitched at the beginning, and when I told my mom, she thought I was being weird and scolded me.

I told my dad about it and he scolded me as well. It got worse and worse, and they started arguing again, which is why I became like this. 】

After Song Zhiyao understood, she looked at Liang Wei beside her, gently stroked his head, and continued, "Uncle Liang, when you talk at home in the future, you must take the child's emotions into consideration and not beat or scold him all the time.

As for what the child's parents should do, you can tell them to remember that they want their child to get better, and remember what I'm going to say next."

"Let your child go to bed early and get up early, communicate with your child patiently, take your child out for walks more often, and it's best to insist on jogging every day. Don't push your child too hard in studying, and relax appropriately."

Seeing that Uncle Liang and Aunt Li looked serious, Song Zhiyao sighed in her heart. If the child's parents were like this too, it would be much easier.

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Seeing that they all seemed to have taken note, he continued, "I see that most of your snacks are sweet. In the future, let Xiaowei eat less sweet things. This is also one of the causes of illness."

When Liang Wei heard that he couldn't eat sweets from now on, he became unhappy and tears kept welling up in his eyes. When Song Zhiyao looked at him, he looked even more aggrieved.

"Xiaowei, although you are not sick, if you don't listen to your sister, your condition will get worse. Do you want your parents to stop quarreling in the future?"

Of course he didn't want to do that and kept shaking his head.

"That's it. As long as you don't have this kind of behavior in the future, your parents won't quarrel, and your grandparents won't be as anxious as they are today."

Liang Wei is a very sensitive child and also a very filial child. After hearing these words, he did not look aggrieved.

"If you feel uncomfortable in the future, tell your parents or grandparents as soon as possible. They all care about you very much. Keeping it in your heart will only make you feel uncomfortable."

With Song Zhiyao's gentle whispers, Liang Wei's whole mood gradually relaxed, and his severe fear disappeared.

Only then did she breathe a sigh of relief, and finally held his hand again, said some encouraging words, and left only after his condition had completely stabilized.

Also leaving with them was Uncle Liang, who had to go out to work and had been delayed for a while.

Seeing the exhausted Uncle Liang in front of him, Song Zhiyao felt bad. After thinking for a while, she reminded him, "Uncle Liang, you must talk to Liang Wei's parents and stop irritating him."