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Results: Differences Similar ✘Multisystem atrophy✘Alternating syndromes
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Distinctive symptoms
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dizziness when getting 72% —
hemiparesis — 81%
parkinson's disease 69% —
stroke — 67%
adiadochokinesis 56% —
neurological disorders — 59%
solvent poisoning 53% —
hemorrhagic stroke — 58%
олива 49% —
ischemic stroke — 58%
psychosomatics 49% —
apoplexy — 57%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 49% —
impaired arterial function — 56%
hyperventilation 46% —
thrombosis — 55%
ganglia 44% —
traumatic brain injury — 55%
shuffling gait 43% —
head injury — 54%
postural tremor 41% —
insensitivity to pain — 54%
chanted speech 40% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 52%
cerebellar dysarthria 39% —
inflammation — 52%
cognitive disorders 39% —
paralysis of the tongue — 51%
dizziness is worse when getting up 39% —
organic brain damage — 50%
tremor in the legs 38% —
asymmetry of nasolabial folds — 50%
masked face (hypomimia) 38% —
skin anesthesia — 50%
strongest weakness 37% —
парез гортани — 50%
weakness in the foot 37% —
brain stem tumors — 49%
weakness no 35% —
fasciculations — 49%
paralysis of the lower extremities 34% —
hypoxia — 48%
weakness of the ligaments 34% —
weakness after illness — 47%
ones weakness in the leg muscles 33% —
stem stroke — 46%
multiple sclerosis 33% —
variable symptoms — 46%
slowness of movement 33% —
up circulatory disorders — 45%
tremor of the hands 33% —
angiopathy — 45%
tremor of the hands 33% —
inflammation of the brain — 45%
onset of illness 32% —
gorner syndrome — 44%
muscular dystonia 31% —
occlusion of the carotid arteries — 43%
dementia 30% —
conservative — 43%
agnosia 30% —
tongue atrophy — 43%
weakness in the legs 30% —
nasolabial folds — 43%
worse when walking 29% —
brain tumor — 43%
heredity predisposition 27% —
injury — 42%
time of year 26% —
lower paraparesis — 42%
rapid reaction 26% —
oncology — 42%
stiffness 26% —
choking — 40%
hypotension 25% —
paresis 27% 66%
paralysis 59% 41%
brain abscess — 39%
damage to the nervous system 51% 36%
spasm — 39%
impaired coordination 38% 29%
loss of touch — 38%
ataxia 40% 31%
skull fracture — 38%
tremor 40% 31%
weakness of the eyes — 37%
meningoencephalitis — 36%
periodic weakness — 36%
weakness during the day — 36%
tinnitus — 35%
eye sensitivity — 35%
nystagmus — 35%
hoarseness voice — 35%
neuroinfections — 35%
muscle atrophy — 33%
weakness in the extremities — 33%
vascular spasm — 32%
brain tumors — 32%
eye surgery — 32%
muscle weakness 25% 56%
hematoma — 31%
polyneuropathy — 31%
arterial occlusion — 30%
abscess — 29%
gradual deterioration of — 29%
papules — 29%
bone fracture — 29%
acute condition — 28%
high temperature — 26%
recovery period — 26%
stage of recovery — 26%
swelling — 25%
blood diseases — 24%
consequences of taking medications — 24%
asymmetry 27% 42%
intoxication 23% 37%
paresis of the foot 39% 43%
voice disorders 30% 34%
cerebellar ataxia 32% 36%
leukoencephalitis 27% 30%
speech slurred 27% 30%
encephalitis 29% 32%
dysarthria 31% 34%
paresis of legs 33% 36%

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