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Results: Differences General ✘Dyscirculatory encephalopathy✘Panhypopituitarianism
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
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atherosclerosis of blood vessels 97% —
effects of taking hormones — 23%
encephalopathy 16% —
testicular atrophy — 22%
consequences of stroke 13% —
simmonds syndrome — 21%
dementia 13% —
fsh deficiency — 19%
osteochondrosis 13% —
hypogonadism — 19%
forgetfulness 13% —
pituitary gland diseases 3% 21%
brain damage 13% —
delayed puberty — 18%
essential hypertension 11% —
hypopituitarism — 18%
discirculatory encephalopathy 10% —
pituitary tumors — 17%
increased cholesterol 18% 7%
pituitary apoplexy — 17%
secondary parkinsonism 9% —
underdevelopment — 16%
vascular parkinsonism 9% —
lh deficiency — 16%
vascular dementia 9% —
pituitary gland — 16%
tremor 8% —
kalman syndrome — 16%
dementia with lewy bodies 8% —
stunting — 16%
mood disorder 8% —
pituitary coma — 15%
organic brain damage 8% —
shereshevsky-turner syndrome — 14%
decreased cholinesterase 8% —
consequence of hormone treatment — 14%
microinfarction 8% —
prolactinoma — 14%
thoughts about work 8% —
earthy complexion — 13%
diabetes mellitus 8% —
hormonal disorders 3% 16%
abasia 8% —
development of external genital organs is incorrect — 13%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 8% —
reduced sweating — 13%
senile dementia 8% —
adrenal insufficiency — 13%
tinnitus 8% —
decreased tsh — 13%
parkinson's disease 8% —
dwarfism — 12%
cerebral circulation disorder 8% —
growth disorders in children — 12%
can not think 7% —
to increase the mammary glands — 12%
loss of work 7% —
increased 3% 15%
emotional 7% —
cryptorchidism — 12%
choline 7% —
hypoglycemia 2% 14%
loss of balance 7% —
lymphocytosis — 12%
permanent arrhythmia 7% —
effects of puberty — 12%
urinary incontinence 7% —
testesterone deficiency — 11%
epilepsy 7% —
height is low — 11%
worse when walking 7% —
klinefelter syndrome — 11%
ganglia 7% —
hypothyroidism 3% 14%
memory impairment 7% —
profuse nosebleed — 11%
bitterness 7% —
pituitary nanism — 11%
takes antidepressants 7% —
apoplexy 2% 13%
arrhythmia 7% —
changing the size of body parts — 11%
confusion of thoughts 7% —
testicular hypoplasia — 11%
changeable mood 7% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 10%
pseudobulbar syndrome 7% —
headache with blurred vision — 10%
hypertension atherosclerosis 7% —
female pelvic organs — 10%
increased cholinesterase 7% —
cortisol deficiency — 10%
loses thought 7% —
aneurysm — 10%
shuffling gait 7% —
hypothalamic syndrome — 10%
grandmother diabetes mellitus 7% —
postpartum bleeding — 10%
primary progressive aphasia 7% —
ulcers in the nose — 10%
apathy 7% —
acth deficiency — 10%
frontotemporal dementia 7% —
improvement during menstruation — 10%
paraphasia 7% —
meningioma — 10%
can't hold urine 7% —
eosinopenia — 10%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 6% —
brown spots on the skin — 10%
homocysteine 6% —
coma in a child — 10%
insomnia from pain 6% —
synostosis — 10%
depression apathy 6% —
reduced lactation — 10%
speech slurred 6% —
male infertility — 10%
dizziness when walking 6% —
insufficiency of pituitary function — 10%
history of brain surgery 6% —
primary infertility — 10%
restless legs 6% —
head injury in anamnesis 2% 12%
laughter through tears 6% —
hypotrophy 2% 12%
diabetic macroangiopathy 6% —
radiation damage 2% 12%
polypragmasy 6% —
lowered 6% 16%
impaired arterial function 19% 11%
craniopharyngioma — 10%
unspecified mental disorders 6% —
pigmented spots on the face — 10%
prolonged insomnia 6% —
peeling of the skin on the face — 10%
pronounced forgetfulness 6% —
adrenal insufficiency in children — 10%
lost in familiar places 6% —
hirsutism — 9%
repeated stroke 6% —
hypotonic dehydration — 9%
angry irritable 6% —
blow to the head — 9%
creutzfeldt-jakob disease 6% —
additional mammary gland — 9%
impaired venous function 6% —
waxy skin color — 9%
time disorientation 6% —
consequences of childbirth — 9%
forgets things 6% —
pituitary adenoma — 9%
impaired nervous system function 6% —
skin dirty — 9%
legs do not walk 6% —
impotence — 9%
confusion of consciousness 6% —
hypothyroidism in children — 9%
aggressive 6% —
left ventricular aneurysm — 9%
agrammatism 6% —
skin spots — 9%
cognitive disorders 15% 7%
stopped menstruation — 9%
hypertension 14% 6%
aldosterone deficiency — 9%
poor sleep 6% —
hyperprolactinemia — 9%
shaky gait 6% —
listlessness drowsiness — 9%
moves his legs in his sleep 6% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 9%
irritability 6% —
hypoaldosteronism — 9%
elderly patients 6% —
malaria — 9%
dizziness 6% —
hypovolemic shock — 9%
outbursts of anger 6% —
pale face — 9%
impaired understanding of speech 6% —
consequences of miscarriage — 9%
hypertensive encephalopathy 6% —
radiation therapy 2% 11%
better from drinking water 6% —
cerebral vascular aneurysms — 9%
slow walking 6% —
osteoporosis 3% 12%
mild cognitive impairment 6% —
tooth decay — 9%
vascular damage 6% —
sharp weight loss — 9%
postural instability 6% —
hypotension with hypotrophy — 9%
hyperhomocysteinemia 6% —
facial spasms — 9%
anxiety 6% —
areas of depigmentation of the skin — 9%
agraphy 5% —
coronary thrombosis — 8%

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