Distinctive symptoms
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thrombosis
86%
—
weakness in the leg muscles —
98%
consequences of stroke
60%
—
weakness in the arms and legs —
91%
up circulatory disorders
30%
—
muscle atrophy —
90%
cerebral circulation disorder
25%
—
weakness in the hands
11%
97%
angiopathy
25%
—
weakness of the muscles of the hands
6%
89%
paresis
25%
—
muscle weakness
7%
84%
organic brain damage
24%
—
neurological disorders
3%
80%
hypoxia
24%
—
hypotrophy —
75%
paralysis
23%
—
vibration sickness —
74%
hemiparesis
21%
—
exhaustion after illness —
68%
paralysis right-sided
19%
—
thin limbs —
67%
impaired arterial function
17%
—
thin —
67%
speech slurred
16%
—
tremor
6%
73%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels
16%
—
distal motor neuropathy —
67%
lot paralysis left-sided
15%
—
spinal amyotrophy —
66%
ischemic stroke
13%
—
weakness with trembling —
65%
swelling of the brain
12%
—
skin anesthesia
4%
67%
impaired coordination
12%
—
damage to the nervous system
6%
69%
myocardial infarction
12%
—
weakness in the extremities
2%
64%
cerebellar stroke
11%
—
weakness of the fingers —
62%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres
11%
—
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5%
66%
shaky gait
10%
—
weakness in the knees —
61%
necrosis
10%
—
exhaustion
3%
63%
low body temperature
10%
—
history of surgery
8%
68%
lacunar brain infarction
10%
—
anesthesia
4%
63%
stage of recovery
9%
—
childhood diseases —
58%
coma
9%
—
weakness after illness
5%
63%
recovery period
9%
—
weakness in the wrists —
57%
swelling
9%
—
tremor in the legs —
57%
occlusive hydrocephalus
9%
—
skinny legs —
56%
stem stroke
8%
—
tremor of the limb —
55%
headaches
8%
—
dystrophy —
54%
aphasia
8%
—
intermittent lameness —
54%
dislocation of the brain
8%
—
progressive bulbar paralysis —
54%
arterial occlusion
8%
—
weakness in the shoulder
3%
56%
heart dysfunction
8%
—
anomalies of labor activity —
53%
increased intracranial pressure
8%
—
myelopathy —
51%
paresis of the hand
8%
—
operative delivery —
47%
impaired venous function
7%
—
tremor of the hands
4%
49%
dysarthria
7%
—
responsible —
41%
blood diseases
7%
—
family man —
39%
tetraparesis
6%
—
gradual deterioration of the condition —
39%
cough with agitation
6%
—
patient's condition
8%
45%
pain in the vessels of the head
6%
—
metabolic disorder —
37%
loss of balance
6%
—
lowered
9%
44%
diabetes mellitus
6%
—
rapid weight loss
3%
38%
convulsions
6%
—
loss body weight
3%
38%
hemianopsia
6%
—
presses
4%
36%
stamping gait
6%
—
onset of illness
7%
34%
hydrocephalus
6%
—
lateral medullary syndrome
6%
—
head surgery
6%
—
high cholesterol hypertension
6%
—
transient ischemic attack
6%
—
CHD
6%
—
vascular damage
6%
—
localization of the main complaint the head
6%
—
hyperosmolar coma
6%
—
spinal stroke
6%
—
upper paraparesis
6%
—
the patient complains of a headache
6%
—
arrhythmia
6%
—
history of brain surgery
5%
—
intracerebral hematoma
5%
—
apoplexy
5%
—
neck pain to the back of the head
5%
—
arrhythmia attacks
5%
—
tongue numbness
5%
—
protein-energy deficiency
5%
—
hyperlipidemia
5%
—
scales on the head
5%
—
permanent arrhythmia
5%
—
hallucinations
5%
—
headache in the crown
5%
—
facial muscle weakness
5%
—
pain in the veins
5%
—
increased
5%
—
tremor when moving
5%
—
pulsation in the temples
5%
—
pressing headache
5%
—
epilepsy attacks
5%
—
worse when walking
5%
—
anosognosia
5%
—
cholesterolemia
5%
—
periods of exacerbation
5%
—
propulsion
5%
—
imbalance
5%
—
compression of the brain
5%
—
dizziness
5%
—
constantly moving
5%
—
inflammation
5%
—
hemiparetic gait
5%
—
freezing when walking
5%
—
paresis of legs
5%
—
atrial fibrillation
5%
—
nervous cough
5%
—
hypertension
5%
—
big head
5%
—
hypotension
5%
—
total aphasia
5%
—
facial numbness
5%
—
hematuria
5%
—
photopsia
5%
—
no consciousness
5%
—
hemorrhagic stroke
5%
—
supraventricular arrhythmia
5%
—
asymmetry of nasolabial folds
5%
—
clonic cramps
4%
—
slowness of movement
4%
—
feeling of hopelessness
4%
—
veins on the temples
4%
—
hyperventilation syndrome
4%
—
nausea from pain
4%
—
meningeal syndrome
4%
—
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation
4%
—
thrombocytosis
4%
—
superficial veins
4%
—
hypercoagulation syndrome
4%
—
cold sweat
4%
—
headache with nausea and vomiting
4%
—
anamnesis ischemic stroke
4%
—
swelling on the head
4%
—
headache in the back of the head
4%
—
obliterating atherosclerosis
4%
—
visual hallucinations
4%
—
cough paroxysmal
4%
—
worse at noon
4%
—
severe hypoxia
4%
—
consequences of infection
4%
—
thrombophlebitis
4%
—
generalized epilepsy
4%
—
pulsation in the head
4%
—
when turning to the side
4%
—
headache to vomiting
4%
—
cardiosclerosis
4%
—
inhibition
4%
—
peripheral artery thrombosis
4%
—
a history of neurosurgery
4%
—
absences
4%
—
rheumatism
4%
—
myocarditis
4%
—
no reaction of the pupil to light
4%
—
there is no head
4%
—
neck pain
4%
—
divergent squint
4%
—
nervous exhaustion
4%
—
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis
4%
—
infection genitourinary
4%
—
impaired lung function
4%
—
cerebellar ataxia
4%
—
there are no complaints
4%
—