Distinctive symptoms
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twitching of the leg muscles
86%
—
ammonia poisoning —
86%
spastic paralysis
82%
—
the child does not eat —
68%
spastic hemiplegia
76%
—
borderline conditions of newborns —
68%
paralysis of the lower extremities
72%
—
drowsiness after eating —
52%
little's disease
71%
—
appetite is poor —
52%
lot paralysis left-sided
69%
—
respiratory alkalosis —
48%
paralysis
69%
—
coma in a child —
47%
twitches eyelid
67%
—
lowered —
46%
clenches fists
67%
—
childhood absentee epilepsy —
46%
cerebral palsy
67%
—
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish —
44%
twitching of the upper eyelid
67%
—
appetite immediately after eating —
44%
spastic diplegia
66%
—
lack of breath —
44%
left hemisphere dysfunction
66%
—
vomiting from excitement —
44%
tics
64%
—
dehydration in children —
44%
hemiplegia
60%
—
ataxia —
44%
cramps in the legs
60%
—
brain death —
42%
delayed speech development
59%
—
protein c deficiency —
42%
weakness in the knees
59%
—
impaired coordination —
42%
my back gets tired
58%
—
no appetite —
41%
paresis of the foot
58%
—
alkalosis —
41%
feeling of paralysis
58%
—
hypoxia during childbirth —
40%
children's speech
57%
—
hypoxia —
39%
upper paraparesis
56%
—
respiratory —
39%
paresis
55%
—
type of breathing is mixed —
38%
alalia
55%
—
vomiting —
38%
muscle spasm of the hands
54%
—
liver problems —
38%
strongest weakness
54%
—
stupor —
38%
weakness in the foot
53%
—
fasting —
38%
clumsiness
52%
—
eats often —
37%
paresis of the hand
50%
—
eats everything —
37%
weakness of the muscles of the hands
50%
—
vomiting during meals —
37%
weakness of the ligaments
50%
—
vomiting food —
37%
birth trauma
49%
—
epilepsy in children —
37%
weakness in the leg muscles
48%
—
shroud —
36%
contractures of the joints
48%
—
swelling —
36%
periodic weakness
48%
—
number of births has been reduced —
36%
paresis of legs
48%
—
disease from experiences —
36%
weakness in the hands
47%
—
convulsive syndrome in children —
36%
hyperkinesis
47%
—
consequences of a viral infection —
36%
intrauterine infection
46%
—
weak breathing —
36%
contracture
45%
—
heavy eyes —
36%
weakness in the legs
44%
—
food is poorly digested —
36%
stunting
44%
—
illness from distress —
36%
delay of mental development
43%
—
vomiting bile —
36%
muscle hypertonus
42%
—
weakness of the eyes —
36%
effects of poisoning
41%
—
nose large eyes —
35%
sensations in the hands
41%
—
hemoglobin increased —
35%
high height
40%
—
apnea —
34%
underdevelopment
39%
—
absences —
34%
consequences of childbirth
38%
—
vomiting multiple —
34%
spasm
37%
—
sluggish baby —
34%
brain damage
35%
—
rapid breathing —
33%
muscle weakness
64%
28%
coma —
33%
angioplasty
33%
—
weakness when breathing —
33%
trauma
32%
—
effects of hypoxia —
32%
history of surgery
30%
—
premature babies —
32%
lags behind in the development
63%
39%
jaundice —
32%
childhood diseases
46%
25%
drowsiness —
32%
large child
42%
31%
tremor —
31%
general intoxication syndrome
38%
29%
mental retardation —
31%
consequences of infection
33%
25%
s eyes cloudy —
31%
weakness after illness
35%
27%
liver failure —
31%
increased
43%
39%
epilepsy attacks —
31%
convulsions
52%
48%
speech slurred —
30%
epilepsy —
30%
respiratory insufficiency —
30%
dehydration —
30%
visual impairment —
29%
nausea vomiting —
29%
metabolic disorder —
27%
nausea —
27%
pregnancy —
26%
blood diseases —
24%
skin problems —
24%
intoxication
34%
37%