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Results: Differences General	✘Huntington's disease	✘Amotivation syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 52%(0) Other hormones 38%(3) — Coagulogram 34%(2) — Body mass index K. 22%(0) — Measurements at the reception 18%(0) — CT of the organ 16%(0) — ECG 16%(0) — MRI of the organ 15%(0) — Infection tests 15%(0) — General inspection 15%(0) — Blood biochemistry 14%(0) — Contracts 12%(0) — General and visits 10%(0) — Neurologist's examination 10%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
chorea	58%	—
amotivation syndrome	—	99%
huntington's disease	53%	—
alcohol dependence	15%	96%
slowness of movement	46%	—
he doesn't want	—	80%
hyperkinesis	45%	—
apathy	20%	95%
cognitive disorders	40%	—
rapid fatigue from mental work	—	67%
convulsions	39%	—
addiction	—	63%
involuntary movements	37%	—
anhedonia	—	62%
difficult to swallow	36%	—
stims	—	59%
obsessive thoughts	34%	—
cheerful	—	59%
delirium	34%	—
abstinence	—	57%
twitches eyelid	34%	—
confusion	—	56%
twitching of the upper eyelid	34%	—
prostration	—	56%
confusion of consciousness	33%	—
better from movement	—	56%
tics	32%	—
slow thinking	—	55%
poor sleep	31%	—
improvement from alcohol	—	55%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	31%	—
quickly gets tired	—	54%
sexuality increased	28%	—
stiffness of movements	—	53%
destructive behavior	28%	—
stage of recovery	—	51%
periodic illness	27%	—
emotional	13%	64%
suicide	27%	—
fatigue from work	—	51%
better from slow movement	27%	—
alcoholism	16%	66%
effects of puberty	26%	—
intoxication	12%	62%
takes care of relatives	26%	—
insensitivity to pain	—	49%
cares for sick relatives	26%	—
refusal to drink	—	49%
muscle tension	26%	—
closed	—	49%
moves in a dream	26%	—
speech absence	—	47%
parkinson's disease	25%	—
dependence on food	—	46%
egocentrism	25%	—
stereotypia	—	46%
sudden onset	25%	—
eating and drinking	—	45%
speech slurred	24%	—
patient's condition	29%	73%
mental all	24%	—
madness	36%	80%
epilepsy attacks	24%	—
changeable mood	—	44%
in the genus mental illness	24%	—
infantile	—	44%
irritability during	23%	—
pleasant	14%	57%
epilepsy	23%	—
refuses treatment	—	41%
irritability	23%	—
general weakness	—	41%
restless hands and feet	23%	—
organic brain damage	—	40%
gambling	23%	—
vascular damage	—	39%
muscular dystonia	23%	—
psychologist	—	39%
shuffling gait	23%	—
recovery period	—	36%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	22%	—
effects of poisoning	11%	43%
family man	22%	—
memory impairment	15%	45%
anxiety	22%	—
ataxia	15%	43%
gambling	22%	—
lowered	27%	55%
are easily frightened	22%	—
forgetfulness	15%	43%
aggressive	22%	—
thinking disorders	23%	49%
obsessive movements	21%	—
general intoxication syndrome	14%	40%
loss body weight	21%	—
impaired coordination	20%	41%
rapid weight loss	21%	—
depression	36%	57%
dysprosody	21%	—
childhood diseases	14%	34%
strong irritability	21%	—
mood disorder	35%	55%
motor restlessness of the legs	21%	—
increased	26%	45%
fear of being dependent on someone	20%	—
consequences of taking medications	16%	33%
grimaces	20%	—
drug disease	19%	34%
impaired nervous system function	20%	—
stiffness in the joints	37%	41%
I can't be alone	20%	—
damage to the nervous system	32%	35%
desire for alcohol	19%	—
onset of illness	35%	35%
cramps at night	19%	—
motor restlessness when falling asleep	19%	—
aspiration pneumonia	19%	—
patient is motionless	19%	—
epilepsy in the morning	19%	—
scabs	19%	—
orphan	19%	—
control issues	18%	—
indifference to oneself	18%	—
blindness	18%	—
stiffness of the joints in the morning	18%	—
panic attacks	18%	—
obvisit with illness	18%	—
increased motor activity	18%	—
motor activity	18%	—
acute condition	18%	—
dysarthria	17%	—
overweight	17%	—
nystagmus	17%	—
pneumonia	17%	—
slow onset of the disease	17%	—
sudden onset	17%	—
neurosis	17%	—
history of surgery	17%	—
constant fear	17%	—
twitching in a dream	16%	—
moves his legs in his sleep	16%	—
acceleration of movements	16%	—
need for movement	16%	—
agnosia	16%	—
thirst	16%	—
mixed anxious	16%	—
anesthesia	16%	—
restless legs	16%	—
dependence on other people	16%	—
better from work	16%	—
agitation	16%	—
depression anxiety	16%	—
up mania	16%	—
dementia	16%	—
Follows the rules	16%	—
drug poisoning	16%	—
not burdened	16%	—
cramps in the legs	15%	—
insomnia anxiety	15%	—
myoclonic dystonia	15%	—
violence in childhood	15%	—
thoughts about the disease	15%	—
appetite is sharply increased	15%	—
nocturnal epilepsy attacks	15%	—
apathy strong	15%	—
delirium in a dream	15%	—
fear of illness	15%	—
hallucinations	15%	—
does not want to live	15%	—
in the morning, a bad mood	15%	—
the body is not his	15%	—
very correct	15%	—
desire to control	15%	—
open person	15%	—
juvenile parkinsonism	15%	—
moral	14%	—
risk desire	14%	—
i'm being watched	14%	—
abasia	14%	—
epilepsy at night	14%	—
better in afternoon	14%	—
obvisit	14%	—
protein with increased	14%	—
intoxication psychosis	14%	—
worse from movement	14%	—
depression apathy	14%	—
swallow hard	14%	—
psyche suicidal thoughts	14%	—
leg restlessness	14%	—
can't walk	13%	—
stress	13%	—
agranulocytosis	13%	—
a difficult life	13%	—
executive	13%	—
reduction of excess body weight	13%	—
neurological disorders	13%	—
to increase the mammary glands	13%	—
epilepsy in children	13%	—
vomiting	13%	—
helps others	13%	—

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