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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	47%(1)	—
CT of the organ	46%(0)	—
Other hormones	39%(1)	—
MRI of the brain	34%(0)	—
Blood biochemistry	34%(2)	—
Elements and vitamins	31%(4)	—
MRI of the organ	30%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

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92%

paraphasia

87%

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myoclonic dystonia

—

59%

stuttering in speech

70%

—

corticobasal degeneration

45%

100%

stuttering

66%

—

cortical dysarthria

—

49%

dyspraxia

63%

—

twitches eyelid

—

48%

dementia

62%

—

twitching of the upper eyelid

—

48%

senile dementia

57%

—

muscular dystonia

—

46%

agrammatism

55%

—

tics

—

45%

time to do anything says slowly

48%

—

juvenile parkinsonism

—

43%

can't read

48%

—

paroxysmal dysarthria

—

42%

dementia with lewy bodies

46%

—

tremor at rest

—

42%

mistakes in reading

46%

—

postural instability

—

41%

does not recognize relatives

45%

—

sensory aphasia

—

40%

agraphy

45%

—

eyes close

—

39%

semantic aphasia

44%

—

convulsions

—

37%

obsessive movements

44%

—

clumsiness

—

37%

obsessive-compulsive neurosis

44%

—

a difficult teenager

—

36%

frontotemporal dementia

43%

—

pretending to be sick

—

34%

obsessive thoughts

42%

—

periodic illness

—

34%

progressive supranuclear paralysis

42%

—

more often in old age

—

32%

total aphasia

42%

—

dysarthria

—

32%

excessive scrupulousness

41%

—

hysteria

—

31%

motor aphasia

39%

—

impaired nervous system function

—

29%

Alexia

38%

—

difficult to swallow

—

29%

dyslexia

38%

—

elderly patients

—

29%

encephalopathy

38%

—

asymmetry

—

28%

slow

37%

—

parkinson's disease

40%

55%

impaired understanding of speech

37%

—

tremor

37%

42%

forgets words

37%

—

slowness of movement

31%

35%

mistakes when writing

37%

—

stiffness in the joints

25%

27%

makes mistakes when writing

37%

—

taciturnity

36%

—

rapid speech

36%

—

vascular dementia

36%

—

neurosis

35%

—

changing handwriting

35%

—

f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders

35%

—

depression apathy

34%

—

prostration

34%

—

obvisit

34%

—

mood disorder

33%

—

progressive paralysis

33%

—

hepatic encephalopathy

33%

—

ophthalmoplegia

33%

—

sympathetic

33%

—

helps others

32%

—

aphasia

67%

34%

uremia

31%

—

sudden onset

31%

—

scurvy

31%

—

vitamin c reduced

31%

—

discirculatory encephalopathy

30%

—

in the genus mental illness

30%

—

vitamin d deficiency

30%

—

neuroinfections

29%

—

blood diseases

29%

—

apathy

29%

—

oncology

28%

—

decreased intelligence

28%

—

speech absence

28%

—

ischemic stroke

28%

—

lowered

27%

—

greed

27%

—

brain tumors

27%

—

muscle tension

26%

—

beriberi

26%

—

pedantry

26%

—

forgetfulness

26%

—

brain tumor

25%

—

paralysis

25%

—

stroke

25%

—

vascular damage

24%

—

depression

24%

—

not enough time

24%

—

vascular tumor

24%

—

psychologist

24%

—

changes in the blood

23%

—

impaired kidney function

23%

—

thrombosis

23%

—

control issues

23%

—

emotional

22%

—

up circulatory disorders

22%

—

drug disease

21%

—

impaired arterial function

21%

—

up it is difficult to find the word

19%

—

speech slurred

56%

40%

cognitive disorders

44%

28%

damage to the nervous system

48%

41%

patient's condition

28%

22%

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