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Results: Differences General ✘Binswanger atherosclerotic encephalopathy✘Neuroleptic extrapyramidal disorders
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 37%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —58%
dementia 35% —
neuroleptic extrapyramidal disorders — 57%
discirculatory encephalopathy 32% —
involuntary movements — 49%
sleeps during the day 30% —
he moves his hands — 38%
loss of balance 30% —
fingering — 38%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 29% —
throws back his head — 37%
decreased cholinesterase 29% —
rhabdomyolysis — 36%
microinfarction 29% —
anhedonia — 36%
dementia with lewy bodies 29% —
spasm 7% 42%
short sleep 29% —
poisoning with narcotic analgesics — 35%
cognitive disorders 28% —
medicinal parkinsonism 11% 46%
primary progressive aphasia 28% —
spasm in the throat — 35%
grandmother diabetes mellitus 28% —
laryngospasm — 35%
increased cholinesterase 28% —
throws his hands behind his head — 35%
pseudobulbar syndrome 28% —
acute liver failure — 33%
paraphasia 27% —
acute renal failure — 33%
impaired coordination 27% —
knocking in the head — 33%
frontotemporal dementia 27% —
congenital stridor — 33%
can't hold urine 27% —
muscular dystonia 11% 43%
irritation of the bladder 26% —
stereotypical movements — 31%
urinary incontinence 26% —
drug disease 13% 44%
dyspraxia 26% —
severe lacrimation — 31%
ganglia 25% —
constant feeling of anxiety — 30%
mincing gait 25% —
no concentration — 30%
moves his legs in his sleep 25% —
emptiness in the head — 30%
circadian rhythm disorders 25% —
feeling of hopelessness — 30%
poor sleep 24% —
very anxious — 30%
agrammatism 24% —
hyperthermia — 29%
quickly gets tired 24% —
effects of drugs — 29%
impaired understanding of speech 23% —
hyperkinesis — 29%
hyperhomocysteinemia 23% —
involuntary hand movements — 28%
prolonged insomnia 23% —
whistling in the head — 28%
hypotension 23% —
dysesthesia — 28%
forgets things 23% —
suicide — 28%
speeded up urination 23% —
spastic dysphonia — 28%
shuffling gait 23% —
constant lacrimation — 28%
slow walking 23% —
swings — 28%
mild cognitive impairment 23% —
consequences of taking medications 12% 40%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 23% —
can not stand on his feet — 27%
better from drinking water 23% —
pathological affect — 27%
homocysteine 22% —
alcoholic coma — 27%
polypragmasy 22% —
sticks out the tongue — 27%
laughter through tears 22% —
essential tremor — 27%
pronounced forgetfulness 22% —
amphetamine abuse — 27%
restless legs 22% —
the feeling of tremor — 26%
constant weakness 22% —
anxiety inside — 26%
control issues 22% —
crying from fear — 26%
depression apathy 22% —
internal tension — 26%
repeated stroke 21% —
opisthotonus — 26%
lost in familiar places 21% —
juvenile parkinsonism — 26%
asks questions 21% —
fussiness — 26%
vascular parkinsonism 21% —
head spasms — 26%
moves in a dream 21% —
disorder of stereotypical movements — 26%
hypertension atherosclerosis 21% —
organic anxiety disorder — 26%
up strong 21% —
athetosis — 26%
patient's gait is spastic 20% —
myoclonic dystonia — 25%
paralysis 20% —
torticollis — 25%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 20% —
prolactin increased — 25%
more often in old age 20% —
cocaine addiction — 25%
impaired venous function 20% —
constantly crying — 25%
senile dementia 20% —
sweats with fear — 25%
high cholesterol hypertension 20% —
palpitations — 25%
responsive 20% —
tachycardia — 25%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 20% —
parkinson's disease 18% 43%
does not control himself 20% —
headache sudden — 25%
anxiety depressive disorder 20% —
crumpy syndrome — 25%
sleeping undressed 20% —
spasm of neck muscles — 25%
inadequate behavior 20% —
tremor when moving — 25%
dizziness when getting 19% —
tension in the face — 25%
desire to control 19% —
shape of body is deformed — 24%
night work 19% —
catatonia — 24%
abasia 19% —
tremor 16% 40%
impulsiveness 19% —
jaw spasms — 24%
aphasia 19% —
grimaces — 24%
I'm being controlled 19% —
blepharospasm — 24%
speaks poorly 19% —
refuses treatment — 24%
primary hypercholesterolemia 19% —
heaviness in the legs — 23%
pity for people 19% —
suicidal thoughts — 23%
need a nap 19% —
respiratory — 23%
mental all 19% —
hypersalivation — 23%
affective disorders 18% —
appeal for an acute case — 23%
vitamin b12 reduction2 18% —
despair — 23%
better from work 18% —
liver resection — 23%
hypotension 18% —
reduced energy — 23%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 18% —
swallow hard — 23%
takes care of relatives 18% —
hypovolemic shock — 23%
apathy 18% —
psyche suicidal thoughts — 23%
ischemic stroke 18% —
coma — 23%
supraventricular arrhythmia 18% —
leg restlessness 10% 33%
high intelligence 18% —
personality feeling — 22%
acceleration of movements 18% —
lung pain — 22%
grandmother hypertension 18% —
attacks of pain 15% 37%
delirium in a dream 18% —
skull fracture — 22%
does not remember names 18% —
constant sweating — 22%
obliterating atherosclerosis 18% —
exophthalmos — 22%
thoughts about work 18% —
tension in the legs — 22%
emotional fatigue 18% —
anxiety with irritability — 22%
agraphy 18% —
salivation — 21%
arrhythmia attacks 17% —
whistling breathing — 21%
hyperlipidemia 17% —
sudden onset — 21%
memory impairment 17% —
head tilted — 21%

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