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Results: Differences General ✘Cerebral palsy✘Early childhood autism
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Distinctive symptoms
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muscle hypertonus 19% —
consequences of vaccinations — 50%
paresis 18% —
early childhood autism — 49%
hemiparesis 18% —
atypical autism — 48%
little's disease 15% —
there is autism in the family — 44%
muscle weakness 13% —
closes — 41%
cerebral palsy 12% —
lags behind in the development 39% 79%
spastic diplegia 12% —
stims 3% 42%
stroke 12% —
stereotypia 2% 41%
paralysis of the lower extremities 11% —
urolithiasis in children — 36%
hemiplegia 11% —
hyperactive — 34%
athetosis 10% —
asperger's syndrome — 34%
impaired coordination 10% —
hyperactive child — 34%
ataxia 10% —
disorder of stereotypical movements — 33%
contracture 10% —
unspecified race — 33%
hydrocephalus 9% —
ocd — 32%
paralysis of the limbs 9% —
nervous excitability — 32%
premature birth 9% —
stereotypical movements — 32%
complications of childbirth 9% —
geller syndrome — 31%
spastic paralysis 8% —
allergy to food — 31%
flaccid paralysis syndrome 8% —
children's speech 35% 66%
deformities of the limbs 7% —
autism spectrum — 30%
newborn herpes 7% —
problems with studying 2% 31%
consequences of head injury 7% —
psychologist — 29%
strabismus 7% —
2 children 2% 30%
paresis of the hand 7% —
emotional 3% 29%
dysarthria 7% —
stones in the bladder 3% 28%
pregnancy complications 7% —
irritability in adolescents — 25%
pathological movements in spine 7% —
gestures expressed — 25%
severe childbirth 7% —
limited vocabulary — 24%
tetraparesis 7% —
phenol poisoning — 24%
curvature of the spine 7% —
self-torture — 24%
jaundice 6% —
echolalia — 24%
muscular dystonia 6% —
childhood diseases 8% 32%
low rating on the apgar scale 6% —
age of development of social function is lowered — 24%
tremor 6% —
onset of illness 4% 27%
spasm 6% —
patient's condition 3% 24%
spondylopathy 6% —
autoaggression — 21%
anemia in children 6% —
vaccination — 21%
meat severe ataxia 6% —
epileptic encephalopathy in children — 21%
hemolytic disease of newborns 6% —
rett syndrome — 21%
umbilical 6% —
effects of puberty — 21%
curvature of the legs 6% —
children's aphasia — 21%
child abuse 6% —
irritability in the child — 21%
placental abnormalities 6% —
foolishness — 21%
placenta previa 6% —
alalia — 21%
hemorrhagic stroke 6% —
childish behavior — 21%
jaundice of newborns 6% —
consequences of taking medications 3% 24%
scoliosis 6% —
polymorbidity — 21%
brain development abnormalities 6% —
metabolic disorder 4% 25%
joint deformation 6% —
nicotine poisoning — 20%
sluggish baby 6% —
quickly depletes — 20%
paresis of legs 6% —
nitrate poisoning — 20%
skin diseases of newborns 6% —
mumps in children — 20%
horse foot 5% —
irritability — 20%
drowning 5% —
enthusiastic — 20%
scoliosis in children 5% —
decreased concentration of attention — 19%
weakness after illness 5% —
anxiety — 19%
cytomegalovirus infection in pregnant women 5% —
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy — 19%
sigmatism 5% —
recklinghausen 's neurofibromatosis — 19%
rubella during pregnancy 5% —
avoids people — 19%
inflammation of the brain 5% —
obsessive movements — 19%
jaundice in childhood 5% —
often sick child — 19%
hypothermia of the newborn 5% —
phenylketonuria — 19%
everything is bad 5% —
destructive behavior — 19%
toxoplasmosis during pregnancy 5% —
changeable mood — 19%
loss of balance 5% —
consequences of infection 2% 21%
neurological disorders 5% —
studies well — 18%
contractures of the joints 5% —
epilepsy in pregnant women — 18%
tremor of the chin 5% —
perinatal encephalopathy — 18%
stroke in children 5% —
catatonia — 18%
toxoplasmosis 5% —
unspecified mental disorders — 18%
all the time in motion 5% —
traumatic encephalopathy — 18%
pseudobulbar syndrome 5% —
drug disease 5% 23%
hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain 5% —
high height 2% 20%
asphyxia of newborns 5% —
infantile 3% 21%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 5% —
prostration — 17%
lambdacism 5% —
babies rashes — 17%
pseudobulbar dysarthria 5% —
obvisit — 17%
bulbar dysarthria 5% —
loves family — 17%
hemorrhagic disease of newborns 5% —
poor sleep — 17%
ventriculomegaly 5% —
can not sit in one place — 17%
apoplexy 5% —
suspicion — 17%
multiple stones in the bladder 4% —
speech absence — 17%
nasolabial folds 4% —
paranoia — 17%
optic nerve atrophy 4% —
vitiligo, says a lot — 17%
cannot relax 4% —
fearfulness — 17%
stiffness of movements 4% —
growth disorders in children 2% 19%
prolonged labor 4% —
encephalopathy 3% 19%
no motivation 4% —
does not like touching the head — 16%
heart defects in pregnant women 4% —
age of speech development is lowered — 16%
necrosis 4% —
hypocrisy — 16%
a history of neurosurgery 4% —
the headache is worse from the sounds — 16%
anemia 4% —
post-injection abscess — 16%
worse when moving 4% —
does not like noise — 16%
fussy child 4% —
pregnancy 8% 24%
endometritis 4% —
areas of depigmentation of the skin — 16%
shaky gait 4% —
irritability from pain — 16%
delayed motor development 4% —
mumps — 16%
convulsive syndrome in children 4% —
increased melatonin — 16%
meningoencephalitis 4% —
attachment to the mother — 16%

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