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Results: Differences General ✘Muscular dystonia✘Hydrocephalus
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 73%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —69%
colic 65% —
paralysis 28% 86%
neurosis 63% —
big head — 58%
stiffness in the joints 60% —
nose good — 53%
muscle tension 59% —
shaky gait — 51%
blepharospasm 52% —
bends back — 51%
spastic dysphonia 50% —
impaired arterial function — 50%
oromandibular dystonia 48% —
impulsiveness — 47%
strabismus 48% —
stubbornness — 47%
idiopathic blepharospasm 42% —
standing stool — 47%
myoclonic dystonia 41% —
up circulatory disorders — 47%
spasm in the throat 40% —
mental retardation — 46%
twitching of the upper eyelid 37% —
twitching of the hands — 43%
hoarseness voice 36% —
convulsive syndrome in children — 42%
twitches eyelid 36% —
children's speech 38% 80%
violations of the motor act 36% —
conflicts avoids — 42%
tics 35% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 41%
jaw spasms 35% —
internal trembling — 41%
violence in childhood 35% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 41%
writing spasm 34% —
organic brain damage — 41%
head tremor 34% —
angiopathy 8% 48%
eye spasm 46% 10%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 39%
muscle spasm of the hands 34% —
nervousness — 38%
neuroacanthocytosis 34% —
fearfulness — 38%
muscular dystonia 45% 10%
lags behind in the development 62% 100%
damage to the nervous system 57% 22%
delayed speech development 53% 89%
spastic torticollis 32% —
cerebral palsy 35% 70%
muscular dystonia in a child 30% —
insecurity feeling — 35%
segawa syndrome 30% —
occlusive hydrocephalus — 34%
hyperkinesis 30% —
presses — 33%
eye tic 29% —
epilepsy in a dream — 31%
hemifacial spasm 29% —
autism — 30%
round face 29% —
hydrocephalus — 30%
sticks out the tongue 28% —
tension in the head — 30%
head tilted 27% —
nervous excitability 13% 42%
nervous exhaustion 27% —
illusions — 29%
disease periodic muscle 27% —
multiple sclerosis — 29%
facial spasms 27% —
dysarthria — 29%
involuntary movements 26% —
hydrocephalus in children — 29%
ataxia 42% 15%
facial swelling — 28%
machado-joseph disease 25% —
delay in physical development — 28%
severe stress 25% —
worse when walking — 27%
drug disease 25% —
hyperactive 14% 40%
intoxication 34% 7%
noise in the head — 25%
congenital muscular torticollis 24% —
ventriculitis — 25%
spasm 37% 11%
hallucinations — 25%
spinocerebellar ataxia 24% —
decreased concentration of attention 9% 33%
patient is motionless 24% —
impressionability — 23%
encephalitis 23% —
hypoxia 11% 34%
voice disorders 22% —
muscle hypertonus 13% 36%
impaired coordination 44% 20%
dandy-walker syndrome — 22%
parkinson's disease 22% —
speech absence 14% 36%
adapts 22% —
compression of the spinal cord — 20%
the sex of the newborn is lowered 22% —
muscle weakness 8% 28%
torsion dystonia 22% —
hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain — 20%
Chewing his tongue 21% —
grandmother diabetes mellitus — 19%
weakness in the hands 21% —
diabetic macroangiopathy — 19%
tension of the eye muscles 20% —
delay of mental development 50% 69%
a history of neurosurgery 20% —
closes 9% 28%
social phobia 20% —
arachnoiditis — 19%
shortening of legs 20% —
brain damage 29% 48%
remission 20% —
swelling of the brain — 19%
pain spasm 20% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 19%
zpr fatigue from the disease 20% —
vestibular ataxia — 18%
worse from movement 30% 8%
hematoma — 18%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 19% —
hypertension — 18%
muscle atrophy 19% —
consequences of infection 11% 29%
stereotypia 19% —
serous meningitis — 17%
muscle pain 19% —
germinoma of the brain — 17%
feeling of stiffness 19% —
colloidal cyst of the iii ventricle — 17%
juvenile parkinsonism 19% —
subdural hematoma — 17%
dizziness lying down 19% —
ventriculomegaly — 17%
twitching of the head 19% —
impaired venous function — 17%
brain tumors 19% —
epilepsy 12% 29%
subacute condition 18% —
movement of eyeballs is limited — 16%
mood disorder 18% —
resorption — 16%
aching 18% —
craniovertebral anomalies — 16%
depression is strong 18% —
basilar impression — 16%
reduces the fingers 18% —
fontanelle — 16%
headache in the neck 18% —
puts pressure on the eyes — 16%
myasthenia 18% —
tendon contracture — 16%
stims 18% —
paresis 12% 28%
difficult to swallow 18% —
epilepsy attacks 9% 25%
muscle pain from exertion 17% —
in the genus mental illness 15% 30%
cramp and spasm 17% —
overflow of the head — 15%
worse during sleep 17% —
macrography — 15%
overwork 17% —
asymmetry — 15%
mental fatigue 17% —
ganglioneuroma — 15%
emotional tension 17% —
freezing when walking — 15%
severe dizziness 16% —
pulsation in the head — 15%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes 16% —
large child — 15%
pain from the load 16% —
hemorrhagic stroke — 14%
consequences of taking medications 26% 8%
lop - eared — 14%
change of position 16% —
chiari anomaly — 14%
in the family diabetes 16% —
open fontanel — 14%
emotional fatigue 16% —
shuffling gait — 14%
moves in a dream 16% —
tremor of the chin — 14%
worse lying down 16% —
headache in the crown — 14%
helps others 16% —
changing the size of body parts — 14%
sudden dizziness 16% —
curvature of the spine 9% 23%
periodic headaches 16% —
tinnitus — 14%

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