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Results: Differences General	✘Neurogenic shock	✘Acoustic dysgraphy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 100%(0) General blood test 62%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	51%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	26%
spinal cord injury	46%	—
mistakes when writing	—	26%
spinal injury	45%	—
replacing sounds	—	24%
spinal fracture	39%	—
mitigation defect	—	19%
fracture with displacement	35%	—
errors in speech	—	17%
dislocation of the vertebrae	34%	—
sensory alalia	—	16%
trauma	33%	—
hearing impaired	—	16%
skin anesthesia	33%	—
deafness	—	15%
bone fracture	33%	—
bilingualism in children	—	15%
bradycardia	32%	—
agraphy	—	14%
anesthesia	32%	—
children's speech	—	14%
patient's condition	31%	—
errors in speech and writing	—	14%
hypotension	29%	—
makes mistakes in speech and writing	—	14%
skin problems	28%	—
mistakes in reading	—	14%
insensitivity to pain	27%	—
acoustic dysgraphy	—	13%
lowered	26%	—
functional dyslalia	—	13%
traumatic shock	25%	—
ringing defect	—	13%
thrombosis	25%	—
shy child	—	13%
increased	25%	—
acoustic-gnostic aphasia	—	13%
impaired arterial function	24%	—
children's aphasia	—	13%
neck injury	24%	—
dyslexia	—	12%
recovery period	24%	—
repeats the words	—	12%
stroke volume of heart is lowered	23%	—
pedagogical neglect	—	12%
back injury	23%	—
dysarthria in children	—	12%
neurological disorders	22%	—
confuses the words	—	12%
vascular damage	22%	—
headache in schoolchildren	—	12%
child abuse	21%	—
speech slurred	—	11%
teeth wobble	21%	—
dyslalia	—	11%
palpitations	21%	—
changing handwriting	—	11%
paralysis	21%	—
onset of illness	—	11%
curvature of the spine	21%	—
alalia	—	11%
the feeling of a fracture	20%	—
asphyxia of newborns	—	11%
worse in morning	20%	—
problems with studying	—	11%
heart dysfunction	20%	—
sensory aphasia	—	11%
history of surgery	30%	8%
delusion	—	10%
hypovolemic shock	20%	—
asleep makes in its own way	—	10%
consequences of spinal injury	20%	—
can't decide	—	10%
fracture of the cervical spine	20%	—
learning difficulties	—	10%
consequences of surgery	20%	—
severe childbirth	—	10%
spinal fracture in children	20%	—
indecision	—	9%
acute pain	20%	—
better from work	—	9%
blow to the head	20%	—
sensitive child	—	9%
stage of recovery	20%	—
aphasia	—	9%
pulmonary embolism	20%	—
immaturity	—	9%
bruise	20%	—
difficult childhood	—	9%
acute transverse myelitis	20%	—
dysarthria	—	9%
spinal canal stenosis	20%	—
delayed speech development	—	8%
subluxation of the cervical vertebra	19%	—
suffocation	—	8%
priapism	19%	—
decreased concentration of attention	—	8%
back pain	19%	—
lags behind in the development	—	7%
consequences of injuries	19%	—
she speaks in her mother's ear	—	6%
hypotension	19%	—
optical dysgraphy	—	6%
dental injuries	19%	—
agnosia	11%	15%
violation of pain sensitivity	19%	—
childhood diseases	9%	11%
tachycardia	19%	—
pain when touched	19%	—
ischemic spinal stroke	19%	—
anuria	19%	—
nerve damage	18%	—
consequences of taking medications	18%	—
arterial occlusion	18%	—
sweating is increased	18%	—
dizziness when getting	18%	—
impaired lung function	18%	—
angiopathy	18%	—
dehydration	18%	—
worse at 7 am	18%	—
better from sweating	18%	—
stroke	18%	—
up circulatory disorders	18%	—
improvement from sweating	18%	—
hypertension	18%	—
respiratory insufficiency	18%	—
reddening of the skin	18%	—
adrenal insufficiency	17%	—
pain in the wound	17%	—
injury atlanta	17%	—
pain worse in the morning	17%	—
stupid	17%	—
hematomyelia	17%	—
falls to the floor	17%	—
wound	17%	—
worse during day	17%	—
spasm	17%	—
impaired venous function	16%	—
worse from damp	16%	—
spinal cord edema	16%	—
pituitary gland diseases	16%	—
worse from cold damp	16%	—
pain at the base of the skull	16%	—
threadlike pulse	16%	—
deterioration from humidity	16%	—
wound postoperative	16%	—
joints unstable	16%	—
chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy	16%	—
limbs warm	16%	—
ligament damage	16%	—
insufficiency of pituitary function	16%	—
bone deformation	16%	—
wounds heal poorly	15%	—
cortisol deficiency	15%	—
heartbeat during exercise	15%	—
paresis	15%	—
palpation of spine is painful	15%	—
spinal stroke	15%	—
damage to the nervous system	15%	—
demyelinating diseases	15%	—
scratch	15%	—
lethargy	15%	—
spastic paralysis	15%	—
pale skin	15%	—
violation of thermoregulation	15%	—
central venous pressure is increased	15%	—
shock states of various genesis	15%	—
hypoaldosteronism	14%	—
there is heart failure	14%	—
i'm being watched	14%	—
traumatic arthritis	14%	—
patient is motionless	14%	—
hypopituitarism	14%	—
subarachnoid hemorrhage	14%	—
patient's condition is of moderate severity	14%	—
joint deformation	14%	—
down syndrome	14%	—
serious condition	14%	—
muscle weakness	14%	—
heart failure	14%	—
not enough time	14%	—
spine protrusion	14%	—
hernia intervertebral	14%	—
polyarthritis in children	14%	—
red urine	14%	—
cardiogenic shock	14%	—
back pain in the morning	14%	—
myelitis	14%	—
flaccid paralysis syndrome	14%	—
spinal cord tumors	14%	—
subluxation atlanta	14%	—
pain in the entire spine	14%	—
juvenile rheumatoid arthritis	14%	—
tingling in the hands	14%	—
burning in his hands	14%	—
marble skin	14%	—
dislocation	14%	—
birth trauma	13%	—
paresis of legs	13%	—
weakness in the leg muscles	13%	—
time jumps in blood pressure	13%	—

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