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Results: Differences Similar ✘Epilepsy✘Alzheimer's disease
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Distinctive symptoms
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convulsive syndrome in children 53% —
elderly memory is weak 4% 26%
convulsions tonic 51% —
senile dementia — 21%
cramps of the hands 51% —
forgets words — 19%
convulsions in sleep 40% —
forgetfulness 12% 29%
cramps at night 40% —
lost in familiar places — 16%
clonic cramps 40% —
alzheimer's disease — 14%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 38% 3%
impaired understanding of speech — 13%
hemiparesis 31% —
apathy — 11%
fainting 37% 5%
multiinfarction dementia — 11%
mental retardation 29% —
frontotemporal dementia — 10%
cerebral palsy 26% —
acalculia — 10%
mental retardation 25% —
loss of work — 10%
he rolls his eyes 25% —
decreased cholinesterase — 10%
right-sided hemiparesis 25% —
dementia with lewy bodies — 10%
delayed speech development 23% —
obvisit — 10%
memory loss 22% —
primary progressive aphasia — 10%
lags behind in the development 26% 3%
agraphy — 10%
consequences of head injury 19% —
paraphasia — 10%
strabismus 19% —
change in appetite — 9%
paresis 24% 4%
increased cholinesterase — 9%
stupor 17% —
hyperhomocysteinemia — 9%
mental retardation 17% —
microinfarction — 9%
twitching of the hands 17% —
I can't be alone — 9%
swelling of the brain 17% —
agrammatism — 9%
periodic fainting 21% 3%
agnosia 4% 13%
breath retention 16% —
depression apathy — 8%
jaw spasms 16% —
by mental labor — 8%
headache attacks 16% —
postural instability — 8%
brain tumor 20% 3%
nose auditory hallucinations — 8%
small epileptic seizure 14% —
polypragmasy — 8%
bettolepsy 14% —
vascular dementia — 8%
impulsiveness 26% 11%
changeable mood — 8%
tonic-clonic seizures 13% —
repeated stroke — 8%
childhood absentee epilepsy 13% —
secondary parkinsonism — 8%
epileptic status 13% —
memory 6% 14%
temporal lobe epilepsy 13% —
restless legs — 7%
consequences of stroke 20% 5%
discirculatory encephalopathy — 7%
brain cyst 13% —
absent-mindedness — 7%
no consciousness 17% 3%
high intelligence — 7%
apnea 19% 5%
takes care of relatives — 7%
epilepsy in childhood 12% —
dizziness is worse when getting up — 7%
epilepsy attacks 12% —
loss of sense of smell — 7%
convulsions in the anamnesis 12% —
high cholesterol hypertension — 7%
muscle hypertonus 17% 3%
progressive supranuclear paralysis — 7%
speech absence 11% —
delirium in a dream — 7%
epilepsy in children 10% —
better from drinking water — 7%
leg cramps 10% —
vitamin b12 reduction2 — 7%
jackson 's epilepsy 10% —
sleeping undressed — 7%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 9% —
volitional disorders — 7%
dravet syndrome 9% —
sense of smell is reduced — 7%
dilated pupils 9% —
inadequate behavior — 7%
angelman syndrome 9% —
need a nap — 7%
traumatic brain injury 14% 3%
there is emaciation in the neck — 7%
rasmussen's encephalitis 9% —
postural tremor — 7%
cysticercosis 9% —
night work — 7%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 9% —
general weakness — 7%
lethargy 18% 7%
parkinson's disease — 7%
focal cortical dysplasia 9% —
responsive — 7%
intoxication of alcohol 9% —
vascular parkinsonism — 7%
tiki in children 9% —
sleeps during the day — 7%
twitching of the head 8% —
loses thought 9% 16%
happy 8% —
loss of balance — 6%
twitching of the body 8% —
supraventricular arrhythmia — 6%
epilepsy in a dream 8% —
increased cholesterol levels in the blood — 6%
neonatal seizures 8% —
ophthalmoplegia — 6%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 8% —
sympathetic — 6%
epilepsy in pregnant women 8% —
grandmother diabetes — 6%
myoclonic epilepsy 8% —
atrial fibrillation — 6%
focal epilepsy 8% —
arrhythmia attacks — 6%
brain development abnormalities 8% —
sedentary lifestyle — 6%
epileptic psychosis 8% —
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy — 6%
viral encephalitis 8% —
slow onset of the disease — 6%
tuberous sclerosis 8% —
lyme — 6%
epilepsy at night 8% —
thoughts about work — 6%
learning difficulties 8% —
motor anxiety — 6%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 8% —
abasia — 6%
tingling 8% —
ganglia — 6%
febrile convulsions 8% —
feeling of heaviness in the head — 6%
epileptiform seizures 13% 3%
worse from water — 6%
teniasis 7% —
worse when walking — 6%
cramps in the extremities 7% —
stuttering in speech — 6%
perinatal encephalopathy 7% —
progressive paralysis — 6%
a close look 7% —
myocardial infarction — 6%
hyperthermia 7% —
worse when thinking about the disease — 6%
boredom 7% —
pseudobulbar syndrome — 6%
cramp and spasm 7% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 6%
mitochondrial myopathy 7% —
respiratory arrest in a dream — 6%
cysticercosis of the brain 7% —
night apnea — 6%
impressionability 7% —
reduction delusion — 6%
postencephalitic syndrome 7% —
korsakov 's psychosis — 6%
enterovirus vesicular stomatitis 7% —
tearfulness — 6%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 7% —
syphilis — 6%
autism 7% —
lot paralysis left-sided — 6%
is not burdened 7% —
sleep motor anxiety — 6%
vagus nerve 7% —
Alexia — 6%
connective tissue dysplasia 7% —
organic hallucinosis — 6%
grimaces 7% —
stuttering — 6%
very anxious 7% —
type 1 diabetes mellitus — 6%
epilepsy in the morning 7% —
pity for people — 6%
biotinidase deficiency 7% —
difficult understanding — 6%

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