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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic alcoholism✘Myoclonic dystonia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%31%
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desire for alcohol 19% —
spastic dysphonia — 71%
hangover syndrome 9% —
torticollis — 71%
binge 8% —
spastic torticollis — 68%
alcohol is abusing 7% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 66%
smoking desire 6% —
twitches eyelid — 66%
smokes 5% —
muscular dystonia — 63%
need for alcohol 5% —
tics — 63%
aggression after alcohol 5% —
congenital muscular torticollis — 61%
addiction 5% —
hyperkinesis — 59%
desire for beer 4% —
twitching of the hands — 59%
from beer worse 4% —
involuntary movements — 55%
deterioration from alcohol 4% —
cramps of the hands — 53%
lack of will 4% —
convulsions — 51%
selfish 3% —
hoarseness voice — 50%
desire for tobacco 3% —
muscular dystonia in a child — 49%
irritability during 3% —
tremor 3% 51%
irritability 3% —
voice disorders 1% 48%
flash screams in anger 3% —
writing spasm — 47%
infectious psychoses 3% —
periodic illness 1% 46%
aggressive 3% —
worse from movement 1% 45%
alcoholic psychosis 3% —
discharge phobias — 44%
outbursts of anger 3% —
oromandibular dystonia — 44%
alcohol poisoning 2% —
segawa syndrome — 42%
hypertension 2% —
tremor of the hands 1% 42%
hallucinations 2% —
hemifacial spasm — 41%
withdrawal syndrome 2% —
round face — 41%
abstinence 2% —
patient's condition 1% 41%
mood disorder 1% 40%
blepharospasm — 39%
twitching of the leg muscles — 38%
control issues — 38%
facial spasms — 37%
damage to the nervous system — 36%
onset of illness — 36%
cramps in the fingers — 36%
twitching limbs — 35%
spasm in the throat — 35%
epilepsy — 35%
patient is motionless — 33%
cramps in the extremities — 33%
fear of illness 1% 33%
epilepsy attacks — 32%
childhood diseases — 32%
convulsions in the anamnesis — 32%
panic attacks — 32%
the lower eyelid twitches — 31%
parkinson's disease — 31%
increased 1% 32%
idiopathic blepharospasm — 30%
neurosis — 30%
muscle spasm of the hands — 30%
improvement from alcohol 3% 33%
fear of convulsions — 29%
obsessive thoughts — 29%
Chewing his tongue — 29%
head tremor — 29%
shortening of legs — 29%
depressive thoughts — 28%
social phobia — 28%
fear of death from illness — 28%
tiki in children — 27%
twitching of the head — 27%
juvenile parkinsonism — 27%
muscle pain — 27%
finger twitching — 27%
twitching of the body — 27%
up strong — 27%
feeling of stiffness — 26%
worse in morning — 26%
worse during day — 26%
cramps in the legs — 26%
spasm — 26%
aching — 26%
worried about his health — 26%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 26%
anxious thoughts — 26%
he drinks alcohol in moderation — 25%
reduces the fingers — 25%
headache in the neck — 25%
depression is strong — 25%
headaches — 25%
myasthenia — 25%
neurological disorders — 25%
jaw spasms — 24%
emotional tension — 24%
worse during sleep — 24%
stiffness in the joints — 24%
muscle pain from exertion — 24%
subacute condition 1% 25%
fear of death — 24%
changing handwriting — 24%
worried about his health — 24%
depression — 24%
moves in a dream — 23%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes — 23%
eye tic — 23%
fear of life — 23%
there are no complaints — 23%
epilepsy in childhood — 23%
worse lying down — 23%
fear of the unknown — 23%
worse from sudden movements — 23%
trauma — 23%
emotional 2% 25%
anxiety 1% 24%
problems with the father — 23%
slowness of movement — 22%
pain in the eyes — 22%
jaw trism — 22%
flinches from surprise — 22%
leber's hereditary optical neuropathy — 22%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis — 22%
pain from the load — 22%
periodic headaches — 22%
head tilted — 22%
drug disease 1% 23%
helps others 1% 23%
disease periodic muscle — 22%
pain when turning the head in the neck — 21%
little's disease — 21%
obsessive movements — 21%
pompe disease — 21%
chews for a long — 21%
cerebral palsy — 21%
constant fear — 21%
worse at rest — 21%
headache better sitting — 21%
lethargic encephalitis — 21%
neck pain — 21%
lung syphilis — 21%
ley syndrome — 21%
carbon disulfide poisoning — 21%
consequences of taking medications 1% 22%
lesh-nihan syndrome — 21%
emotional fatigue 1% 22%
stage of recovery 1% 22%
recovery period 1% 22%
convulsive syndrome in children — 21%
shortness of breath — 21%
spastic diplegia — 21%
essential tremor — 20%
acrid tears — 20%
when turning — 20%
insomnia from pain — 20%
dysarthria — 20%
hoarseness of the voice when talking — 20%
worse from exercise — 20%
algophobia — 20%
an abusive headache — 20%
poisoning with prussic acid — 20%
pain in the eye when blinking — 20%
manganese poisoning — 20%
voice is hoarse in the morning — 20%
anxiety depressive disorder — 20%
sticks out the tongue — 20%
lump in the throat when swallowing — 20%
lumbar lordosis increased — 20%
pain in the upper eyelids — 20%
heaviness in the neck — 20%
history of surgery 1% 21%
in the genus mental illness 1% 21%
poor sleep 1% 21%
lowered 1% 21%
bedsores — 20%
dryness in the eyes — 20%
fidgety — 20%
dryness and pain in the eyes — 20%
speech absence — 20%
tired of talking — 20%
hyperactive — 20%
spasmodic pain — 20%
neck pain to the back of the head — 20%
tendency to cramps — 20%

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