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Results: Differences General ✘Epilepsy✘Little's disease
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 21%(2)—
General blood test 15%(6)—
ECG 13%(0)—
General urine test 13%(11)—
CT of the skull 9%(0)—
MRI of the brain 9%(0)—
CT scan of the brain 8%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%52%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
convulsive syndrome in children 45% —
twitching of the leg muscles 3% 86%
convulsions in sleep 38% —
spastic paralysis — 82%
cramps at night 35% —
spastic hemiplegia — 76%
tonic convulsions 31% —
little's disease — 71%
clonic cramps 29% —
lot paralysis left-sided — 69%
cramps of the hands 28% —
paralysis of the lower extremities 4% 72%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 24% —
clenches fists — 67%
fainting 21% —
spastic diplegia — 66%
hemiparesis 19% —
left hemisphere dysfunction — 66%
mental retardation 19% —
paralysis 6% 69%
aura 17% —
twitches eyelid 7% 67%
impulsiveness 16% —
twitching of the upper eyelid 7% 67%
he rolls his eyes 16% —
weakness in the knees — 59%
right-sided hemiparesis 14% —
paresis of the foot — 58%
consequences of stroke 13% —
muscle weakness 6% 64%
memory loss 13% —
feeling of paralysis — 58%
periodic fainting 13% —
my back gets tired — 58%
consequences of head injury 12% —
hemiplegia 3% 60%
brain tumor 12% —
strongest weakness — 54%
twitching of the hands 11% —
upper paraparesis 2% 56%
traumatic brain injury 11% —
muscle spasm of the hands — 54%
stupor 11% —
cramps in the legs 6% 60%
swelling of the brain 10% —
weakness in the foot — 53%
no consciousness 10% —
alalia 3% 55%
encephalopathy 10% —
clumsiness — 52%
inhibition 10% —
cerebral palsy 15% 67%
jaw spasms 9% —
tics 12% 64%
temporal lobe epilepsy 9% —
paresis of the hand — 50%
headache attacks 9% —
weakness of the muscles of the hands — 50%
breath retention 9% —
weakness of the ligaments — 50%
small epileptic seizure 9% —
birth trauma — 49%
epileptic status 9% —
contractures of the joints — 48%
strabismus 9% —
paresis of legs — 48%
stroke 9% —
weakness in the leg muscles — 48%
absences 8% —
weakness in the hands — 47%
childhood absentee epilepsy 8% —
delayed speech development 13% 59%
tonic-clonic convulsions 8% —
lags behind in the development 17% 63%
epilepsy in childhood 8% —
children's speech 12% 57%
forgetfulness 8% —
periodic weakness 3% 48%
convulsions in the anamnesis 8% —
hyperkinesis 2% 47%
generalized epilepsy 8% —
contracture — 45%
nervous excitability 7% —
weakness in the legs — 44%
epilepsy in children 7% —
intrauterine infection 3% 46%
head injury 7% —
childhood diseases 3% 46%
speech absence 7% —
stunting 2% 44%
apnea 7% —
paresis 14% 55%
jackson 's epilepsy 7% —
increased 3% 43%
hallucinations 7% —
sensations in the hands 2% 41%
epilepsy attacks 7% —
effects of poisoning 2% 41%
hemorrhagic stroke 7% —
large child 4% 42%
brain tumors 7% —
consequences of childbirth 1% 38%
epilepsy 7% —
underdevelopment 2% 39%
arm and leg cramps 7% —
high height 4% 40%
neonatal convulsions 6% —
general intoxication syndrome 4% 38%
tiki in children 6% —
spasm 3% 37%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 6% —
muscle hypertonus 10% 42%
dilated pupils 6% —
weakness after illness 3% 35%
attacks of pain 6% —
angioplasty 2% 33%
twitching of the body 6% —
consequences of infection 3% 33%
confusion of thoughts 6% —
brain damage 5% 35%
confusion of consciousness 6% —
trauma 3% 32%
focal cortical dysplasia 6% —
delay of mental development 14% 43%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 6% —
intoxication 5% 34%
disorders of consciousness 6% —
history of surgery 4% 30%
dravet syndrome 6% —
cysticercosis 6% —
angelman syndrome 6% —
loses thought 6% —
rasmussen's encephalitis 6% —
stereotypia 6% —
perinatal encephalopathy 5% —
focal epilepsy 5% —
impaired venous function 5% —
cramps in the extremities 5% —
viral encephalitis 5% —
hyperthermia 5% —
cysticercosis of the brain 5% —
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 5% —
boring guy 5% —
juvenile absentee epilepsy 5% —
epilepsy at night 5% —
up circulatory disorders 5% —
patient is motionless 5% —
connective tissue dysplasia 5% —
glioma 5% —
damage to the nervous system 5% —
better in afternoon 5% —
angiopathy 5% —
intoxication of alcohol 5% —
learning difficulties 5% —
postencephalitic syndrome 5% —
autism 5% —
patient's condition 5% —
biotinidase deficiency 5% —
impaired arterial function 5% —
grimaces 5% —
impressionability 5% —
emotional 5% —
epilepsy in the morning 5% —
cramp and spasm 5% —
mitochondrial myopathy 5% —
bouts of vision loss 5% —
organic brain damage 5% —
epilepsy in pregnant women 5% —
hippocampus is not symmetrical 5% —
cerebral circulation disorder 5% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 5% —
twitching of the head 5% —
tingling 5% —
delirium 5% —
madness 5% —
febrile convulsions in children 5% —
epileptic psychosis 5% —
tea is worse 5% —
brain development abnormalities 5% —
illusions 5% —
lennox-gastaut syndrome 5% —
happy 5% —
epilepsy in a dream 5% —
onset of illness 5% —
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 5% —
myoclonic epilepsy 5% —
unspecified mental disorders 5% —
tuberous sclerosis 5% —
a close look 5% —
desire for strong drinks 5% —
enterovirus vesicular stomatitis 5% —
hypoxia 5% —
metabolic disorder 5% —
acute injury 4% —
olfactory hallucinations 4% —
facial numbness 4% —
nervousness 4% —
blindness 4% —
meningoencephalitis 4% —
skin anesthesia 4% —

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