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Results: Differences General	✘Phenylketonuria	✘Dyspraxia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(1) — General urine test 94%(7) — General blood test 75%(3) — ECG 71%(0) — MRI of the brain 51%(0) — Sex hormones 22%(4) 8%(1) Other hormones 28%(5) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	56%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
phenylketonuria	49%	—
asleep stumbles	—	56%
increased	43%	—
dyspraxia	—	39%
nocturnal enuresis	39%	—
alcoholism	—	36%
nervous excitability	37%	—
delayed motor development	16%	50%
foolishness	37%	—
adenoids	—	34%
lowered	37%	—
alcohol dependence	—	32%
childish behavior	37%	—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	31%
often sick child	36%	—
kicks	—	22%
microcephaly	35%	—
distortion of sounds	—	20%
infantile	35%	—
aversion to playing in children	—	20%
urinary incontinence	34%	—
prolonged labor	—	18%
fontanelle	33%	—
transferred newborn	—	18%
short height	31%	—
bad handwriting	—	17%
frequent colds	28%	—
worse from movement	—	17%
emotional	28%	—
motor alalia	—	17%
mental all	28%	—
rotacism	—	16%
immunodeficiency	28%	—
letters are confused	—	16%
convulsions	27%	—
decreased concentration of attention	10%	25%
dysmetabolic nephropathy	26%	—
jaundice of newborns	—	15%
overexcitation of the psyche	26%	—
violation of sensory integration	—	15%
fidgety	26%	—
replacing sounds	—	15%
anemia	25%	—
confuses the words	—	15%
cognitive disorders	25%	—
does not like children	—	15%
2 children	25%	—
polio	—	14%
epilepsy	25%	—
asphyxia of newborns	—	14%
childhood diseases	43%	16%
prolonged jaundice	—	14%
segawa syndrome	25%	—
alalia	—	14%
eczema	24%	—
sigmatism	—	14%
eats inedible	24%	—
skin diseases of newborns	—	13%
light hair	23%	—
cannot sleep	—	12%
high intelligence	23%	—
caesarean section in the anamnesis	—	12%
blood serotonin is lowered	23%	—
from left to right	—	12%
onset of illness	23%	—
a difficult life	—	12%
hyperkinesis in children	23%	—
caesarean section	—	12%
tremor	22%	—
fussy child	—	12%
body odor	22%	—
operative delivery	—	11%
paresis of the hand	22%	—
immaturity	—	11%
teething later	22%	—
jaundice	—	11%
blood diseases	22%	—
pregnancy toxicosis	—	11%
idiocy	22%	—
prolonged insomnia	—	11%
smell of sweat unpleasant	22%	—
can not sleep	—	11%
fetid urine	21%	—
curvature of the spine	—	10%
high height	21%	—
delay of mental development	25%	35%
patient's condition	21%	—
poor sleep	—	10%
hyperkinesis	21%	—
constantly moving	—	10%
heart dysfunction	21%	—
toxicosis	—	10%
liver problems	21%	—
suffocation	—	10%
tubulopathy	21%	—
exhaustion	—	9%
heart defect	21%	—
patient is motionless	—	9%
up imbecility	21%	—
skin anesthesia	—	9%
absences	21%	—
impaired coordination	7%	14%
lags behind in the development	69%	47%
speech slurred	30%	35%
tetraparesis	20%	—
difficult childhood	8%	11%
wound	20%	—
learning difficulties	10%	13%
intellectual disabilities in children	20%	—
ataxia	8%	10%
hyperactive	20%	—
insensitivity to pain	9%	11%
crystalluria	20%	—
history of surgery	12%	13%
belching from milk	20%	—
falls to the floor	12%	12%
smart baby	20%	—
weakness after illness	9%	9%
history medical mother's	20%	—
nose nursing mom	20%	—
epilepsy attacks	19%	—
improvement after sleep	19%	—
bright eyes	19%	—
tonic-clonic convulsions	19%	—
generalized epilepsy	19%	—
clonic cramps	19%	—
heart defects in pregnant women	18%	—
1 pregnancy	18%	—
convulsive syndrome in children	18%	—
teething the child	18%	—
muscular dystonia in a child	18%	—
dependence on food	18%	—
dermatitis and eczema	18%	—
tremor of the hands	18%	—
paresis of legs	18%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	17%	—
consultation with a cardiologist	17%	—
children's aphasia	17%	—
shaky gait	17%	—
spasm	17%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	17%	—
body odor unpleasant	17%	—
weakness after sleep	17%	—
eczema peeling	17%	—
galactosemia	17%	—
pylorostenosis	17%	—
hematuria	17%	—
muscular dystonia	29%	11%
worse when walking	16%	—
cramps in the legs	16%	—
cramps of the hands	16%	—
sweaty baby	16%	—
oncology	16%	—
nephropathy	16%	—
trembling in the legs	16%	—
renal osteodystrophy	15%	—
selenium deficiency	15%	—
liver failure	15%	—
worse in violation of the diet	15%	—
better after a nap	15%	—
decreased vitamin b9	15%	—
pain in the left hypochondrium	15%	—
hypothyroidism in children	15%	—
tracheopesophageal fistula	15%	—
tremor in the legs	15%	—
osteoporosis	15%	—
angioplasty	15%	—
metabolic disorder	15%	—
hypoplasia of enamel	15%	—
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	15%	—
fair skin	15%	—
skin problems	25%	8%
liver dysfunction	15%	—
insufficient weight gain of pregnant woman	14%	—
parkinson's disease	14%	—
metabolic syndrome	14%	—
desire to control	14%	—
cramps in the extremities	14%	—
pronounced hypertonicity	14%	—
enteropathic acrodermatitis	14%	—
age of speech development is increased	14%	—
intrauterine fetal development delay	14%	—
mucoviscidosis	14%	—
intestinal spasms	14%	—
bent legs	14%	—
not enough time	14%	—
1 trimester of pregnancy	14%	—
congenital hypothyroidism	14%	—
blonde with blue eyes	14%	—
sweating is increased	14%	—
constipation children	14%	—
constipation	14%	—
dermatitis	14%	—
family man	14%	—
improper nutrition	14%	—
irritability during	13%	—
control issues	13%	—
constant sweating	13%	—
kidney stones	13%	—
traumatic dermatitis	13%	—

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