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Results: Differences General	✘Acute hypertensive encephalopathy	✘Muscular dystonia in a child
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Distinctive symptoms
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hypertensive encephalopathy	34%	—
intoxication	—	57%
high diastolic pressure	24%	—
spastic dysphonia	—	51%
swelling of the brain	23%	—
spastic torticollis	—	49%
essential hypertension	22%	—
torticollis	—	48%
diastolic hypertension	22%	—
damage to the nervous system	20%	67%
pheochromocytoma	21%	—
muscular dystonia	—	45%
malignant arterial hypertension	21%	—
lags behind in the development	—	43%
itsenko-cushing's disease	21%	—
blepharospasm	—	43%
nodular periarteritis	20%	—
muscular dystonia in a child	—	43%
hypertension	20%	—
delay of mental development	—	42%
tumors of the adrenal glands	19%	—
cerebral palsy	—	41%
dilated capillaries	19%	—
effects of poisoning	—	40%
hypertension during pregnancy	19%	—
congenital muscular torticollis	—	39%
pregnancy toxicosis	16%	—
spasm in the throat	—	39%
pituitary gland diseases	16%	—
hoarseness voice	—	36%
pressing headache	15%	—
tics	—	35%
vomiting with increased blood pressure	15%	—
writing spasm	—	34%
spinal cord edema	15%	—
oromandibular dystonia	—	31%
stroke	14%	—
segawa syndrome	—	30%
anuria	14%	—
trauma	—	30%
disorders of consciousness	14%	—
round face	—	29%
scotoma	14%	—
poisoning with prussic acid	—	29%
nausea with increased pressure	14%	—
hemifacial spasm	—	29%
retinal hemorrhage	14%	—
periodic illness	—	28%
visual hallucinations	13%	—
helps others	—	28%
loss of visual fields	13%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	27%
consequences of stroke	13%	—
head tilted	—	27%
roth's disease	13%	—
stereotypia	—	27%
headache with nausea and vomiting	13%	—
childhood diseases	—	27%
impaired kidney function	13%	—
motor activity	—	26%
headache hypertension	13%	—
birth trauma	—	26%
does not like touching the head	13%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	26%
angiopathy of the retina	12%	—
increased motor activity	—	26%
agitation	12%	—
myoclonic dystonia	—	26%
headache to vomiting	12%	—
head spasms	—	26%
shroud	12%	—
facial spasms	—	26%
hemorrhagic stroke	12%	—
involuntary movements	—	26%
does not like touching	12%	—
spasm	10%	35%
apoplexy	12%	—
poisoning with heavy metal salts	—	25%
ischemic stroke	12%	—
onset of illness	—	25%
absences	12%	—
lowered	—	25%
acute heart failure	12%	—
patient's gait is spastic	—	25%
hemorrhage in the eye	12%	—
twitches eyelid	—	24%
rashes on the head	12%	—
patient's condition	—	24%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency	12%	—
twitching of the upper eyelid	—	24%
erythrocytic anemia	12%	—
spasmodic pain	—	24%
nausea during a headache	11%	—
consequences of pregnancy	—	24%
chronic anemia	11%	—
diseases of infants	—	23%
nose pulmonary heart	11%	—
stereotypical movements	—	23%
myocardial infarction	11%	—
muscle tension	—	23%
thoughts about the disease	11%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	23%
s eyes cloudy	11%	—
spasms in the body	—	23%
pulmonary edema	11%	—
muscle spasm of the hands	—	22%
hallucinations	11%	—
voice disorders	—	22%
headache with nausea	11%	—
parkinson's disease	—	22%
severe headache neck pain	11%	—
muscle damage	—	22%
pain in the vessels of the head	11%	—
head injury	—	22%
stagnation in the lungs	11%	—
Chewing his tongue	—	21%
confusion of thoughts	11%	—
tremor	—	21%
increased intracranial pressure	11%	—
head tremor	—	21%
chronic respiratory failure	11%	—
idiopathic blepharospasm	—	21%
loses thought	11%	—
brain tumors in children	—	21%
nausea from pain	10%	—
social phobia	—	20%
heart failure	10%	—
shortening of legs	—	20%
there is heart failure	10%	—
neuroinfections	—	20%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	10%	—
headache lying down	—	20%
hemorrhagic diathesis	10%	—
hypertension in a child	—	20%
respiratory insufficiency	10%	—
worse from movement	—	20%
rapid reaction	10%	—
mood disorder	—	19%
up vascular mesh	10%	—
disorder of stereotypical movements	—	19%
nausea vomiting	10%	—
muscle pain	—	19%
nausea	9%	—
twitching of the head	—	19%
vomiting	9%	—
juvenile parkinsonism	—	19%
impaired venous function	9%	—
feeling of stiffness	—	19%
anemia	9%	—
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy	—	19%
thrombosis	9%	—
brain tumors	—	19%
swelling	9%	—
plastic	—	19%
presses	9%	—
worse in morning	—	19%
encephalopathy	22%	13%
worse during day	—	19%
toxicosis	15%	9%
perinatal encephalopathy	—	19%
confusion of consciousness	14%	9%
up strong	—	19%
angiopathy	12%	8%
the pain is worse lying down	—	19%
impaired arterial function	19%	15%
convulsions	9%	28%
stims	—	18%
depression is strong	—	18%
subacute condition	—	18%
narrow pelvis	—	18%
reduces the fingers	—	18%
sloppy	—	18%
hyperkinesis	—	18%
aching	—	18%
control issues	—	18%
postpartum infections	—	18%
myasthenia	—	18%
emotional	—	18%
impaired nervous system function	—	18%
neurological disorders	—	18%
headache in the neck	—	18%
headaches	9%	27%
eye tic	—	17%
oncology	—	17%
changing handwriting	—	17%
depression	—	17%
jaw spasms	—	17%
fontanelle	—	17%
emotional tension	—	17%
muscle pain from exertion	—	17%
rapid childbirth	—	17%
worse during sleep	—	17%
there are no complaints	—	17%
discharge phobias	—	17%
brain tumor	—	17%
skewed pelvis	—	16%
periodic headaches	—	16%
pain in the eyes	—	16%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes	—	16%
drug disease	—	16%

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