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Results: Differences General	✘Muscular dystonia in a child	✘Astheno-neurotic syndrome in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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intoxication	57%	—
neuroses in children	—	38%
spastic dysphonia	51%	—
fatigue from children	—	37%
spastic torticollis	49%	—
sluggish baby	—	33%
torticollis	48%	—
constant weakness	—	32%
muscular dystonia	45%	—
changeable mood	—	30%
damage to the nervous system	67%	21%
fear of an event	—	29%
muscular dystonia in a child	43%	—
worse after a rest	—	29%
blepharospasm	43%	—
emotional child	—	29%
lags behind in the development	43%	—
feeling of bruising	—	29%
delay of mental development	42%	—
violation of fine motor skills in children	—	27%
cerebral palsy	41%	—
personality feeling	—	26%
effects of poisoning	40%	—
nervousness	—	26%
spasm in the throat	39%	—
illness from stress	—	26%
congenital muscular torticollis	39%	—
worse in autumn	—	25%
hoarseness voice	36%	—
deterioration in the spring	—	25%
spasm	35%	—
adaptation disorders	—	24%
tics	35%	—
internal conflict	—	23%
writing spasm	34%	—
vulgar	—	23%
oromandibular dystonia	31%	—
improvement after rest	—	23%
segawa syndrome	30%	—
neurosis	9%	32%
round face	29%	—
exhaustion after illness	9%	31%
poisoning with prussic acid	29%	—
irritability	—	21%
hemifacial spasm	29%	—
stress neurosis	—	21%
helps others	28%	—
quickly gets tired	8%	29%
convulsions	28%	—
fussiness	—	21%
periodic illness	28%	—
fine motor skills are impaired	—	21%
stereotypia	27%	—
irritability during	—	21%
head tilted	27%	—
has been experiencing	—	21%
stiffness in the joints	27%	—
exhaustion	8%	29%
increased motor activity	26%	—
stress	8%	29%
facial spasms	26%	—
doesn 't count well	—	20%
head spasms	26%	—
teacher	—	20%
motor activity	26%	—
worried about his health	—	20%
muscle hypertonus	26%	—
asthenic	—	20%
birth trauma	26%	—
irritability in the child	—	20%
myoclonic dystonia	26%	—
hypochondria	—	20%
involuntary movements	26%	—
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome	—	20%
onset of illness	25%	—
conflict in the family	—	20%
poisoning with heavy metal salts	25%	—
psychologist	—	19%
patient's gait is spastic	25%	—
weakness and drowsiness during the day	—	19%
lowered	25%	—
high temperature	—	18%
consequences of pregnancy	24%	—
child sleeps badly	—	18%
spasmodic pain	24%	—
restless child	—	18%
twitching of the upper eyelid	24%	—
worried about loved ones	—	18%
twitches eyelid	24%	—
can't get together	—	18%
stereotypical movements	23%	—
anxiety disorders in children	—	18%
diseases of infants	23%	—
fog in the head	—	18%
spasms in the body	23%	—
consequences of head injury	—	18%
muscle tension	23%	—
nervous exhaustion	11%	29%
traumatic brain injury	23%	—
prolonged fever	—	17%
voice disorders	22%	—
prolonged headaches	—	17%
parkinson's disease	22%	—
fever with muscle pain	—	17%
muscle damage	22%	—
tension in the head	—	17%
head injury	22%	—
absent-mindedness	—	17%
muscle spasm of the hands	22%	—
impulsiveness	—	17%
idiopathic blepharospasm	21%	—
listlessness with fever	—	17%
brain tumors in children	21%	—
tearfulness	—	17%
head tremor	21%	—
He's been ill for a long time	—	17%
Chewing his tongue	21%	—
can not think	—	17%
tremor	21%	—
hot flashes	—	17%
neuroinfections	20%	—
headache tension	—	17%
worse from movement	20%	—
headache with weakness	—	16%
headache lying down	20%	—
smart baby	—	16%
social phobia	20%	—
feeling of danger	—	16%
hypertension in a child	20%	—
headache at temperature	—	16%
shortening of legs	20%	—
prolonged insomnia	—	16%
disorder of stereotypical movements	19%	—
intellectual disabilities in children	—	16%
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy	19%	—
apathy	—	16%
twitching of the head	19%	—
better from work	—	16%
worse during day	19%	—
consultation with a cardiologist	—	15%
worse in morning	19%	—
restlessness	—	15%
the pain is worse lying down	19%	—
alternating symptoms	—	15%
feeling of stiffness	19%	—
subfebrility	—	15%
brain tumors	19%	—
forgetfulness	—	15%
plastic	19%	—
destructive behavior	—	14%
juvenile parkinsonism	19%	—
conservative	—	14%
up strong	19%	—
rapid reaction	—	14%
reduces the fingers	18%	—
general weakness	—	14%
depression is strong	18%	—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	14%
headache in the neck	18%	—
severe exhaustion	10%	22%
neurological disorders	18%	—
astheno-neurotic syndrome in children	—	11%
impaired lung function	18%	—
worse in autumn and spring	—	11%
stims	18%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	12%	23%
postpartum infections	18%	—
emotional	18%	28%
narrow pelvis	18%	—
encephalopathy	13%	21%
control issues	18%	—
emotional weakness	12%	20%
sloppy	18%	—
emotional exhaustion	10%	17%
myasthenia	18%	—
neurological pain	9%	15%
hyperkinesis	18%	—
pain throughout the body	8%	14%
subacute condition	18%	—
severe stress	10%	16%
aching	18%	—
shortened cycle	9%	15%
brain tumor	17%	—
cognitive disorders	9%	14%
emotional tension	17%	—
anxiety	9%	14%
eye tic	17%	—
decreased concentration of attention	9%	14%
rapid childbirth	17%	—
responsible	9%	14%
fontanelle	17%	—
poor sleep	15%	20%
muscle pain from exertion	17%	—
variable symptoms	10%	15%
discharge phobias	17%	—
perinatal encephalopathy	19%	22%
jaw spasms	17%	—
nervous excitability	13%	15%
worse during sleep	17%	—
insomnia from pain	14%	16%

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