is blurting stuff out involuntarily when alone a symptom of any mental disorder? if so what?

Question:

i heard of "ticks" like when someone blurts out stuff involuntarily. is this a serious mental disorder?

Answers:
I think it has something to do with stress or feeling vounrable... I use to do that when I was REALLY, I mean REALLY stressed.

Other Answers:
it's called Tourette's Syndrome

although not necessarily a "serious" problem, it could be a problem nonetheless. certain outbursts may be inappropriate at certain times. therefore, seek the guidance of you family doctor.

Tourette's Syndrome

This is typically Tourette's Syndrome

IS THAT THE ONLY TIME THAT YOU BLURT THINGS OUT OR YOU ONLY NOTICE WHEN U R ALONE? COULD BE A SLIGHT CASE OF TERETS SYNDROME, OR YOU COULD JUST BE NORMAL AND TALK TO YOURSELF. MOST PEOPLE DO AS LONG AS YOU DON'T ANSWER YOURSELF!

Sounds like Tourette's syndrome, but usually Tourette's causes verbal outbursts whether you are with someone or not. Consult a psychiatrist.

Not that I'm aware of. Some people talk to themselves alone to give them encouragement in something. You see professional sports people do it and others do it if something vexs them. I don't believe it is a sign of mental disability. Otherwise we're all mentally unstable!

this is a mental conditional and it is terrets syndrome, they is medicaton for this and it helps some but i do not think anything is 100 percent

turret syndrome

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