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Results: Differences General ✘Myotonic syndrome in children✘MERRF syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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myotonia 69% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 87%
dystrophic myotonia 49% —
twitches eyelid — 87%
neuromyotonia 48% —
tics — 83%
paroxysmal myoplegia 43% —
epilepsy — 80%
logorrhea 40% —
convulsions — 74%
steinert 's disease 39% —
muscle damage — 74%
congenital myopathies 39% —
red eyelids — 72%
sluggish baby 38% —
sound ticks — 69%
relaxation 37% —
tonic-clonic convulsions — 67%
metabolic disorder 37% —
heaviness in the calves — 66%
birth trauma of the head 36% —
clonic cramps — 65%
muscle tension 35% —
generalized epilepsy — 65%
perinatal encephalopathy 35% —
epilepsy attacks — 65%
can not hold his head 35% —
mitochondrial myopathy — 64%
head injury 34% —
knee reflex negative — 58%
paretic gait 34% —
absences — 58%
damage to the nervous system 34% —
pain in the calf muscles — 57%
inflammatory myopathy 34% —
cramps of the hands — 55%
paralysis 33% —
pulling pains in the shins — 54%
asymmetry 33% —
pain in the calves — 54%
hypoparathyroidism 32% —
crumpy syndrome — 54%
stiffness in the joints 32% —
history of surgery — 54%
sad 32% —
pain in the calves of the legs — 54%
flaccid paralysis syndrome 32% —
pain in the muscles of the shins — 54%
dystrophy 31% —
weakness in the knees — 54%
periodic paralysis 31% —
twitching of the hands — 54%
paralysis of the lower extremities 30% —
epileptic status — 53%
postencephalitic syndrome 30% —
juvenile absentee epilepsy — 53%
helps others 30% —
progressive hemiatrophy of the face — 52%
paralysis of the limbs 30% —
hemangiomas on the skin — 52%
fatigue from children 30% —
facial muscle spasm — 51%
weakness no 30% —
pronounced forgetfulness — 51%
stiffness of movements 30% —
muscle spasm of the hands — 50%
delayed motor development 29% —
decreased concentration of attention — 50%
cannot relax 29% —
muscle pain from exertion — 50%
hormonal disorders 29% —
weakness in the foot — 49%
weakness in the hands 28% —
fatigue feeling — 48%
increased potassium 28% —
A little weakness — 48%
rickets 28% —
strongest weakness — 48%
paresis of legs 28% —
numbness with tingling and pain — 48%
cns tumors 27% —
pulling pains in the legs — 48%
myxedema 27% —
muscle rupture — 48%
neuroinfections 27% —
lipoma — 48%
delayed reaction 27% —
slow walking — 48%
delay in physical development 27% —
numbness of the extremities — 47%
trauma 27% —
facial spasms — 47%
weakness in the extremities 26% —
asleep leg muscle pain — 47%
encephalopathy 25% —
weak ligaments — 47%
myotonia is congenital 25% —
weakness of the ligaments — 45%
nervous excitability 25% —
disease periodic muscle — 45%
delay of mental development 25% —
tingling in the extremities — 45%
traumatic brain injury 25% —
numbness with pain — 45%
head tumor 25% —
fatigue in the legs — 45%
delayed speech development 24% —
fatigue during physical exertion — 44%
increased motor activity 24% —
lot of moles — 44%
mental retardation 24% —
pain in the shins — 44%
motor activity 24% —
difficulty walking — 44%
no children 24% —
worse standing — 44%
children's speech 24% —
hemangioma — 44%
brain tumor 23% —
weak joints — 43%
high height 23% —
shaky gait — 43%
overexcitation of the psyche 23% —
no consciousness — 42%
organic brain damage 22% —
muscle fatigue — 42%
joint diseases 21% —
ganglia — 42%
stage of recovery 20% —
there are no complaints — 42%
recovery period 20% —
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 41%
swelling 20% —
Common symptoms are weakness — 41%
rossolimo-steinert-kurschmann dystrophic myotonia 17% —
strong character — 40%
childhood diseases 43% 30%
smart baby — 40%
lags behind in the development 43% 33%
patient's condition — 40%
pain in the wound — 40%
worse when walking — 39%
loss of balance — 39%
merrf syndrome — 39%
neuritis — 39%
sensations in the extremities — 38%
neuralgia — 38%
pain during exercise — 38%
calcification — 38%
abortions — 38%
neurological pain — 38%
blurred vision — 37%
polyneuropathy — 37%
enteropathy — 37%
hearing impaired — 37%
malabsorption — 37%
tingling — 37%
big man — 37%
lack of breath — 37%
forgetfulness — 37%
muscle weakness 38% 75%
protein with increased — 36%
increased 18% 54%
burns — 36%
pain from the load — 36%
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 35%
impaired coordination — 35%
pain in the legs — 35%
muscle pain — 35%
sensations in the legs — 35%
general weakness — 35%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 34%
overwork — 34%
psychologist — 34%
gradual deterioration of the condition — 34%
visual impairment — 34%
vascular damage — 34%
benign neoplasms — 34%
weakness in the leg muscles 28% 62%
hypoxia — 33%
soreness of the skin — 33%
weakness in the legs 36% 69%
aching — 33%
spasm — 33%
wound — 32%
imbalance — 32%
periodic illness 20% 52%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 30%
onset of illness — 30%
lowered 25% 55%
muscle atrophy 26% 56%
consequences of taking medications — 28%
myopathy 44% 69%
weakness after illness 21% 45%
oncology 18% 40%
ganglioneuritis 39% 60%
oppenheim syndrome 39% 60%
neurological disorders 29% 45%
leg weakness walking 30% 46%
quickly gets tired 21% 33%

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