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Results: Differences General	✘Multiple encephalomyelitis	✘Enterovirus encephalitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 96%(0) CT of the head 13%(0) 36%(0) MRI of the organ 17%(0) 32%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	98%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
absent-mindedness	97%	—
enterovirus infection in children	—	87%
pressing pain in the temples	83%	—
encephalitis	—	53%
headache pressing in the temples	83%	—
enterovirus infection	19%	68%
pressure in the temples	73%	—
coxsackie	—	49%
misunderstanding	72%	—
encephalitis in children	—	48%
headache in the crown	69%	—
viral diarrhea	17%	62%
headache bursting	65%	—
pain in the navel area	—	40%
pressing headache	64%	—
pain in the navel area	—	40%
multiple encephalomyelitis	63%	—
childhood diseases	—	40%
bursting in the head	63%	—
red rash	—	39%
illness from stress	62%	—
petechiae	—	38%
headache in the temples	58%	—
the desire for protection	—	38%
benign epithelial tumors	55%	—
red back wall of the throat	—	38%
worse from worry	52%	—
catches a cold easily	—	38%
inhibition	50%	—
changeable stool	—	37%
bursting	50%	—
shaky gait	—	37%
loses thought	48%	—
mucous membrane of pharynx is hyperemic	—	37%
confusion of thoughts	48%	—
small-point rash	—	34%
head tumor	46%	—
worse when walking	—	34%
brain tumor	43%	—
vomiting	—	34%
headaches	63%	20%
inflammation of the brain	—	33%
benign neoplasms	41%	—
spinal cord edema	—	33%
presses	38%	—
loss of balance	—	33%
oncology	34%	—
red throat	—	33%
headache pressing in the crown	32%	—
rigidity of the occipital muscles	—	32%
pressing pain in the crown	32%	—
paretic gait	—	32%
bursting pain in the temples	32%	—
headache in schoolchildren	—	32%
leukoencephalitis	81%	49%
blood diseases	—	31%
multiple sclerosis	29%	—
brain damage	12%	43%
chlamydial pneumonia	28%	—
nausea vomiting	—	30%
retrobulbar neuritis	27%	—
viral encephalitis	—	30%
measles	24%	—
meningeal symptoms	—	29%
chickenpox in childhood	23%	—
postencephalitic syndrome	—	29%
antibodies to myelin	23%	—
listlessness drowsiness	—	29%
consequences of chickenpox	22%	—
abdominal pain	—	29%
consequences of vaccinations	22%	—
leg weakness walking	—	28%
dizziness with excitement	22%	—
rash in the mouth	—	27%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis	22%	—
fever abdominal pain	—	27%
rabies	21%	—
sudden onset	—	27%
ataxia	21%	—
nausea with fever	—	27%
whooping	21%	—
headache with nausea and vomiting	—	27%
neurogenic bladder	21%	—
febrile body temperature	—	27%
atypical pneumonia	21%	—
feeling of heat in the stomach	—	27%
sore throats in childhood	21%	—
paresis of legs	—	27%
hemiplegia	21%	—
swelling of the brain	16%	43%
nausea with excitement	21%	—
daytime fever	—	27%
optic neuritis	21%	—
impaired arterial function	—	26%
mononucleosis	20%	—
tinnitus	—	26%
sensory aphasia	20%	—
hyperventilation	—	26%
chanted speech	20%	—
cerebral palsy	—	26%
the consequences of angina	20%	—
weakness in the leg muscles	—	26%
impaired nervous system function	20%	—
mucous hyperemia	—	25%
epidemic flu	20%	—
vomiting at fever	—	25%
infectious mononucleosis	20%	—
neuroinfections	—	25%
tingling in the body	19%	—
headache vomiting	—	25%
headache from worried	19%	—
hydrocephalus	—	25%
effects of the flu	19%	—
need for movement	—	24%
viral tonsillitis	19%	—
enlargement of the spleen	—	24%
rickettsiosis	19%	—
enlargement of the liver and spleen	—	24%
nocturnal enuresis	19%	—
abdominal pain with vomiting	—	24%
pain of the muscles of the body	19%	—
weakness in the legs	—	24%
diphtheria	19%	—
abdominal pain with nausea	—	24%
chickenpox	18%	—
muscle tension	—	23%
consequences of herpes	18%	—
lymph node damage	—	23%
stupor	18%	—
subfebrility	—	23%
radiculitis	18%	—
drowsiness	—	23%
paralysis of the lower extremities	18%	—
full	—	23%
intestinal paresis	18%	—
very high fever	—	23%
tingling in the hands	18%	—
ARVI	—	23%
mycoplasma	18%	—
increased sugar	—	23%
tingling in the legs	18%	—
protein with increased	—	22%
effects of pneumonia	18%	—
severe fever	—	22%
magnesia	17%	—
enlarged liver	—	22%
sudden dizziness	17%	—
sepsis	—	21%
headache aching	17%	—
stage of recovery	12%	33%
pneumonia in the anamnesis	17%	—
recovery period	12%	33%
delayed urination	17%	—
bacteremia	—	21%
fever with muscle pain	17%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	21%
toxoplasmosis	17%	—
high temperature	17%	38%
rubella	16%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	21%
protein-energy deficiency	16%	—
violation of the stool	—	21%
intestinal lethargy	16%	—
general weakness	—	21%
headache with dizziness	16%	—
quickly gets tired	—	20%
intestinal obstruction	16%	—
liver problems	—	20%
paralytic syndrome	16%	—
weakness after illness	—	20%
dysarthria	16%	—
control issues	—	20%
rheumatism	16%	—
inflammation	19%	38%
nervous exhaustion	16%	—
impaired venous function	—	19%
tonsillitis	16%	—
hypertension	—	19%
dizziness with nausea	16%	—
drug disease	—	18%
bacterial pneumonia	15%	—
muscle weakness	13%	29%
neuritis	15%	—
nausea	18%	34%
neurological pain	15%	—
damage to the nervous system	26%	42%
cramps in the legs	15%	—
feeling of heat	12%	27%
neuralgia	15%	—
increased	11%	23%
polyneuropathy	15%	—
impaired coordination	19%	30%
encephalopathy	15%	—
loss of touch	18%	28%
fever in the body	15%	—
meningeal syndrome	17%	27%
little urine	15%	—
headache with fever	16%	25%
severe headache neck pain	15%	—
aphasia	17%	26%

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