Distinctive symptoms
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tick-borne encephalitis
70%
4%
convulsive syndrome in children —
46%
viral meningoencephalitis
64%
4%
convulsions in sleep —
40%
viral encephalitis
64%
5%
cramps at night —
33%
rasmussen's encephalitis
64%
6%
tonic convulsions —
30%
meningoencephalitis
55%
4%
cramps of the hands —
26%
twitching of the upper eyelid
57%
7%
mental retardation —
18%
twitches eyelid
57%
7%
delay of mental development —
17%
encephalitis
52%
4%
aura —
17%
tics
54%
7%
he rolls his eyes —
17%
leukoencephalitis
47%
4%
delayed speech development —
16%
syphilis
39%
—
impulsiveness —
15%
epilepsy
47%
7%
cerebral palsy —
15%
myoclonic epilepsy
44%
5%
right-sided hemiparesis —
14%
violations of the motor act
36%
—
children's speech —
14%
neurosyphilis
35%
—
consequences of stroke —
13%
epilepsy attacks
45%
8%
autism —
13%
focal epilepsy
41%
5%
memory loss —
13%
damage to the nervous system
40%
5%
periodic fainting —
13%
the onset of the disease during puberty
33%
—
no consciousness —
12%
periodic illness
40%
5%
traumatic brain injury —
11%
domestic violence
32%
—
swelling of the brain —
11%
tends to sleep
36%
3%
muscle hypertonus —
11%
fear of violence
31%
—
twitching of the hands —
11%
paresis
47%
14%
stupor —
10%
lags behind in the development
52%
19%
inhibition —
10%
cysticercosis of the brain
38%
5%
encephalopathy —
10%
tuberculosis
30%
—
epileptic status —
9%
burning in the muscles
30%
—
jaw spasms —
9%
olfactory hallucinations
35%
4%
breath retention —
9%
clonic cramps
60%
29%
temporal lobe epilepsy —
9%
facial numbness
35%
4%
headache attacks —
9%
strongest weakness
29%
—
convulsions in the anamnesis —
8%
cysticercosis
36%
6%
hemorrhagic stroke —
8%
psychopathy
28%
—
speech absence —
8%
hemiparesis
49%
19%
tonic-clonic convulsions —
8%
arteriovenous malformations of the brain
32%
2%
weakness of the muscles of the hands —
8%
pork tapeworm
33%
4%
lack of sleep —
8%
weakness of the ligaments
27%
—
small epileptic seizure —
8%
head tumor
32%
4%
generalized epilepsy —
8%
focal cortical dysplasia
34%
6%
childhood absentee epilepsy —
8%
muscle weakness
34%
6%
forgetfulness —
8%
upper paraparesis
30%
2%
strabismus —
7%
absences
35%
8%
epilepsy in children —
7%
twitching of the body
33%
6%
apnea —
7%
cramps in the legs
32%
6%
jackson 's epilepsy —
7%
mood disorder
28%
3%
head injury —
7%
disorders of consciousness
30%
6%
tiki in children —
6%
cramps in the extremities
29%
5%
proteinuria —
6%
hyperkinesis
25%
2%
loses thought —
6%
weakness in the extremities
24%
2%
cognitive disorders —
6%
oncology
24%
3%
panagiotopoulos syndrome —
6%
big head
24%
3%
epileptic encephalopathy in children —
6%
arteriovenous malformation
24%
4%
angelman syndrome —
6%
burns
21%
1%
thoughts about the disease —
6%
illusions
26%
6%
hydrocephalus —
6%
epilepsy in childhood
28%
8%
neonatal convulsions —
6%
feeling of crawling goosebumps
24%
4%
dravet syndrome —
6%
history of surgery
23%
4%
confusion of consciousness —
6%
responsible
21%
3%
confusion of thoughts —
6%
aggressive
21%
3%
g40 9 unspecified epilepsy —
6%
impaired nervous system function
22%
4%
biotinidase deficiency —
5%
vascular tumor
20%
3%
boring guy —
5%
tingling
22%
5%
epilepsy at night —
5%
fighting
20%
3%
better in afternoon —
5%
overexcitation of the psyche
21%
4%
patient is motionless —
5%
depression
21%
4%
impressionability —
5%
stereotypia
23%
6%
learning difficulties —
5%
angioplasty
18%
2%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders —
5%
hallucinations
23%
7%
postencephalitic syndrome —
5%
nervous excitability
23%
7%
headaches —
5%
weakness after illness
19%
4%
connective tissue dysplasia —
5%
emotional
19%
5%
impaired arterial function —
5%
impaired venous function
19%
5%
mitochondrial myopathy —
5%
consequences of head injury
26%
12%
hippocampus is not symmetrical —
5%
attacks of pain
19%
6%
cerebral circulation disorder —
5%
increased
16%
3%
twitching of the head —
5%
onset of illness
18%
5%
epilepsy in pregnant women —
5%
brain tumors
22%
9%
perinatal encephalopathy —
5%
patient's condition
17%
5%
intoxication —
5%
stroke
21%
9%
up circulatory disorders —
5%
lowered
16%
4%
delirium —
5%
brain tumor
21%
13%
epilepsy in the morning —
5%
a close look —
5%
hyperthermia —
5%
hypoxia —
5%
tea is worse —
5%
tuberous sclerosis —
5%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks —
5%
increased intracranial pressure —
5%
epileptic psychosis —
5%
desire for strong drinks —
5%
febrile convulsions in children —
5%
epilepsy in a dream —
5%
madness —
5%
brain development abnormalities —
5%
lennox-gastaut syndrome —
5%
metabolic disorder —
5%
intoxication of alcohol —
5%
juvenile absentee epilepsy —
5%
organic brain damage —
5%
angiopathy —
5%
anxiety in the morning —
4%
improvement after rest —
4%
cotton head —
4%
blindness —
4%
painful appearance —
4%
paralysis of the lower extremities —
4%
eclampsia —
4%
late pregnancy —
4%
early development —
4%
a difficult teenager —
4%
decreased concentration of attention —
4%
pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency —
4%
twitching limbs —
4%
destructive —
4%
taciturnity —
4%
myopathy —
4%
very anxious —
4%