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Results: Differences General	✘Atherosclerosis of cerebral vessels	✘Post-resuscitation encephalopathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 31%(0) Blood biochemistry — 25%(2) Angiography — 22%(0) Coagulogram 2%(1) 18%(1) MRI of the organ — 18%(0) Measurements at the reception — 17%(0) Elements and vitamins 3%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	94%	—
lack of will	—	96%
cholesterolemia	13%	—
hears voices	—	86%
increased systolic pressure	10%	—
post-resuscitation syndrome	—	81%
osteochondrosis	8%	—
encephalopathy	—	52%
tinnitus	7%	—
difficulty inhaling breathing	—	50%
discirculatory encephalopathy	7%	—
convulsions	—	45%
forgetfulness	7%	—
swelling of the brain	—	43%
essential hypertension	6%	—
hypoxia	5%	45%
staggers to the side	6%	—
apallic syndrome	—	40%
fundus veins are twisted	6%	—
damage to the nervous system	2%	41%
stumbling	6%	—
vegetative state	—	39%
often the tongue sticks out	6%	—
epilepsy	—	38%
bad dreams	5%	—
terminal states	—	37%
heartbeat when falling asleep	5%	—
heaviness behind the sternum	—	37%
light dizziness	5%	—
blood diseases	4%	40%
pulsation in the temples	5%	—
thrombosis	—	35%
worse when walking	4%	—
muscle weakness	—	35%
impaired understanding of speech	4%	—
apathy	—	35%
tearful worried	4%	—
dyspnea	—	35%
fundus arteries narrowed	4%	—
lowered	4%	38%
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish	4%	—
arterial bleeding	—	34%
irritability and tearfulness	4%	—
breathing is difficult	—	34%
calcification	4%	—
suffocation	—	33%
sudden tachycardia	4%	—
weakness apathy	—	33%
irritability	4%	—
strangulation asphyxia	—	33%
constantly moving	4%	—
post-resuscitation encephalopathy	—	33%
constantly crying	4%	—
bleeding	—	33%
echolalia	4%	—
deep coma	—	33%
masked face (hypomimia)	4%	—
quickly depletes	—	33%
falls asleep in the morning	4%	—
myasthenia	—	31%
pulsation of the vessels of the neck	4%	—
impaired nervous system function	—	31%
tremor	4%	—
hypertension with dizziness	—	31%
dull headache	4%	—
trauma	—	31%
sweating legs	4%	—
bradypnea	—	31%
irritability during	4%	—
brain death	—	31%
pulsation in the head	4%	—
stroke	—	31%
tremor of the chin	4%	—
emotional	2%	33%
hyperlipidemia	4%	—
decreased intelligence	3%	34%
obliterating atherosclerosis	4%	—
hallucinations	3%	33%
chin trembles	4%	—
blow to the head	—	30%
pulsates	4%	—
periodic dizziness	—	30%
mental exhaustion	4%	—
impaired coordination	—	30%
arterial occlusion	4%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	30%
freezing when walking	4%	—
emotional weakness	—	30%
loss black dots on the face	4%	—
changeable mood	3%	32%
delayed reaction	4%	—
mental fatigue	—	29%
internal irritation	4%	—
attacks of suffocation	—	28%
shaky gait	4%	—
acute condition	—	28%
worse from fatigue	4%	—
emotional fatigue	—	28%
demanding	4%	—
weakness after illness	—	28%
sticks out the tongue	4%	—
neurasthenia	—	28%
formation tearful mood	4%	—
ventricular fibrillation	—	28%
smoking desire	3%	—
consequences of injuries	—	28%
violation of fat metabolism	3%	—
confusion of consciousness	2%	30%
red dots	3%	—
delirium	2%	30%
facial asymmetry	3%	—
madness	2%	30%
nystagmus	3%	—
patient's condition	2%	30%
dependence on food	3%	—
time jumps in blood pressure	—	27%
noise in the head	3%	—
collapse	—	27%
nervous excitability	3%	—
impatient	—	27%
tearfulness	3%	—
periodic headaches	—	27%
dark eyes	3%	—
up strong	—	27%
meningitis	3%	—
neurological disorders	—	27%
grumpy	3%	—
dizziness attacks	—	27%
night work	3%	—
feeling of lack of air	—	27%
slow onset of the disease	3%	—
increased	2%	29%
sudden dizziness	3%	—
intoxication	—	27%
red legs	3%	—
emotional burnout	—	27%
overexcitation of the psyche	3%	—
frequent dizziness	—	26%
general tension	3%	—
hyperkinesis	—	26%
loss of balance	3%	—
violation of pulmonary circulation	—	26%
memory impairment	3%	—
loss of work	—	26%
desire to control	3%	—
impaired lung function	—	26%
transient disturbance of cerebral circulation	3%	—
dic syndrome	—	26%
nose headache from fatigue	3%	—
shortness of breath attacks	—	26%
in the family diabetes	3%	—
falls to the floor	—	26%
high cholesterol hypertension	3%	—
cardiac arrest	—	26%
ringing in the head	3%	—
need for activity	—	26%
plaques in the arteries	3%	—
no consciousness	—	25%
sweating of the face	3%	—
headache with dizziness	—	25%
visual hallucinations	3%	—
absences	—	25%
sweating of the whole body	3%	—
metabolic acidosis	—	25%
sudden heartbeat	3%	—
hemorrhagic stroke	—	25%
obvisit	3%	—
to breathe hard	—	25%
abasia	3%	—
little low energy level	—	25%
flies in front of the eyes	3%	—
ischemic stroke	—	25%
nightmares	3%	—
headache attacks	—	25%
head tremor	3%	—
pain in the sternum	—	25%
due to excessive intake of energy resources	3%	—
lung damage	—	25%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood	3%	—
frequent headaches	—	25%
head tilted	3%	—
apoplexy	—	25%
face is red	3%	—
whole head hurts	3%	28%
suspiciousness	3%	—
clinical death	—	25%
headache in the back of the head	3%	—
agitation	—	25%
overflow of the head	3%	—
decreased calcium	—	25%
slowness of movement	3%	—
decreased potassium	—	25%
fatigue from work	3%	—
impaired arterial function	16%	41%
worse standing	3%	—
need for movement	—	24%
severe dizziness	3%	—
bedsores	—	24%
sleep intermittent	3%	—
coma	—	24%

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