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Results: Differences General	✘Idiopathic trigeminal neuralgia	✘Spastic paralysis
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Distinctive symptoms
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neuritis	41%	10%
can not lie on the left side	—	51%
neuralgia	27%	10%
can not lie on the sides	—	45%
pain in the jaw	6%	—
trauma	—	30%
trigeminal neuralgia	4%	—
spastic paralysis	—	30%
pain in the lower jaw	4%	—
synkinesia	—	29%
facial numbness	3%	—
spinal cord injury	—	29%
pain in the upper jaw	2%	—
paralysis of the limbs	—	27%
dizziness with drowsiness	2%	—
spasm	—	26%
herpes	2%	—
paralysis of the lower extremities	—	26%
ataxia	2%	—
tremor	—	25%
coarsening of facial features	2%	—
rossolimo symptom	—	21%
liquorrhea	2%	—
abdominal reflex negative	—	21%
tingling of the skin of the face	2%	—
Babinsky symptom	—	20%
hearing impaired	2%	—
paresis	—	20%
a history of neurosurgery	2%	—
adrenoleukodystrophy	—	19%
pain from herpes	2%	—
hemiplegia	—	19%
cough when yawning	—	19%
better from movement	—	18%
inflammation of the brain	—	17%
paralysis after stroke	—	17%
walks on socks	—	16%
worse from movement	—	16%
paresis of legs	—	16%
legs are elongated	—	16%
stiffness of movements	—	16%
damage to the nervous system	1%	17%
abdominal reflexes are enhanced	—	16%
cerebral palsy	—	15%
schilder 's leukoencephalitis	—	15%
muscle tension	—	14%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	—	14%
traumatic brain injury	—	14%
perinatal encephalopathy	—	14%
muscle atrophy	—	14%
hard to walk	—	14%
encephalitis	—	14%
phenylketonuria	—	14%
muscle weakness	1%	15%
leukoencephalitis	2%	16%
stroke	—	13%
spinal stroke	—	13%
paresis of the facial nerve	—	13%
stiffness in the joints	—	13%
legs do not walk	—	13%
cough with sneezing	—	13%
traumatic encephalopathy	—	13%
head injury	—	13%
paresis of the foot	—	13%
often sneezes	—	12%
better to be alone	—	12%
periodic paralysis	—	12%
better when walking	—	12%
flaccid paralysis syndrome	—	12%
tetraparesis	—	12%
consequences of taking medications	—	12%
strongest weakness	—	12%
strong irritation	—	12%
bent legs	—	12%
Addison's disease	—	12%
weakness after illness	—	11%
acute pain in the legs	—	11%
thin skin	—	11%
twitching of the upper eyelid	—	11%
feeling of stiffness	—	11%
brain damage	—	11%
paresis of the hand	—	11%
twitches eyelid	—	11%
hypertension	—	11%
lowered	1%	12%
pain in the foot	—	10%
meningitis	—	10%
polyneuropathy	—	10%
encephalopathy	—	10%
spinal injury	—	10%
better from work	—	10%
muscle hypertonus	—	10%
up mania	—	10%
contracture	—	10%
bone defects	—	10%
the pain is worse lying down	—	10%
history of surgery	2%	12%
pain spasm	—	10%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	—	9%
cough	—	9%
madness	—	9%
organic brain damage	—	9%
is better in nature	—	9%
pain in the legs	—	9%
mental retardation	—	9%
cerebral circulation disorder	—	9%
muscle pain	—	9%
tics	1%	10%
multiple sclerosis	2%	11%
up circulatory disorders	—	8%
childhood diseases	—	8%
drug disease	—	8%
angiopathy	—	8%
impaired arterial function	—	8%
lags behind in the development	—	8%
convulsions	—	8%
hypoxia	—	8%
aching	—	8%
mood disorder	—	8%
wound	—	8%
inflammation	5%	12%
skin problems	—	7%
bends when coughing	—	7%
acute pain	4%	8%
neurological disorders	6%	8%
facial pain	9%	10%

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