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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	43%(4)	—
General blood test	30%(6)	—
ECG	27%(0)	—
General urine test	26%(11)	—
MRI of the brain	19%(0)	—
CT of the skull	18%(0)	—
CT scan of the brain	17%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

17%

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

epilepsy attacks

75%

14%

breath retention

97%

convulsions

73%

13%

apnea

84%

epilepsy in the morning

28%

—

stubbornness

—

36%

generalized epilepsy

25%

—

affective-respiratory attacks

—

32%

epilepsy at night

23%

—

frustration

—

23%

clonic cramps

23%

—

miscarriage

—

15%

temporal lobe epilepsy

23%

—

fear of adults

—

13%

aura

20%

—

type of breathing is mixed

—

12%

epilepsy in a dream

19%

—

fear of being yourself

16%

convulsive syndrome in children

33%

12%

can't cry

15%

small epileptic seizure

18%

—

worried due to pain

11%

focal cortical dysplasia

18%

—

tract crying attacks

14%

focal epilepsy

17%

—

periodic fainting

12%

childhood absentee epilepsy

17%

—

epilepsy in children

29%

34%

absences

16%

—

mental shock

10%

tuberous sclerosis

16%

—

no consciousness

11%

delay of mental development

15%

—

nervousness

10%

convulsions in the anamnesis

15%

—

consequences of injuries

epilepsy in childhood

15%

—

there are no complaints

delayed speech development

14%

—

a history of neurosurgery

13%

—

impulsiveness

13%

—

neuroinfections

13%

—

consequences of head injury

13%

—

children's speech

13%

—

depressed mood

12%

—

psychological suppression

12%

—

encephalitis

12%

—

brain tumors

12%

—

head tumor

12%

—

epileptic encephalopathy in children

12%

—

angelman syndrome

12%

—

lags behind in the development

12%

—

muscle weakness

12%

—

arteriovenous malformation

12%

—

dravet syndrome

12%

—

convulsions after a stroke

12%

—

cysticercosis

12%

—

rasmussen's encephalitis

12%

—

febrile convulsions in children

11%

—

epileptic psychosis

11%

—

family man

11%

—

epileptic status

11%

—

juvenile absentee epilepsy

11%

—

serious condition

11%

—

twitching of the head

11%

—

cramps of the hands

11%

—

twitching of the hands

11%

—

epilepsy in pregnant women

11%

—

hypoxia

11%

—

leukoencephalitis

11%

—

brain tumor

11%

—

tiki in children

11%

—

stroke

11%

—

cognitive disorders

11%

—

motor activity

11%

—

twitching of the body

11%

—

panagiotopoulos syndrome

11%

—

increased motor activity

11%

—

remission

11%

—

neonatal convulsions

11%

—

hippocampus is not symmetrical

10%

—

lowered

10%

—

impaired venous function

10%

—

impaired arterial function

10%

—

intoxication

10%

—

cramps in the extremities

10%

—

convulsions in sleep

10%

—

viral encephalitis

10%

—

perinatal encephalopathy

10%

—

kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy

10%

—

boring guy

10%

—

hemiparesis

10%

—

consequences of childbirth

10%

—

happy

10%

—

dizziness

10%

—

cysticercosis of the brain

10%

—

vascular tumor

10%

—

brain development abnormalities

10%

—

myoclonic epilepsy

10%

—

brain damage

10%

—

nocturnal epilepsy attacks

10%

—

bouts of vision loss

10%

—

history of surgery

10%

—

ischemic stroke

10%

—

cramp and spasm

10%

—

damage to the nervous system

10%

—

lennox-gastaut syndrome

10%

—

arm and leg cramps

—

look absent

—

twitching of the upper eyelid

—

Fear for no reason

—

intrauterine infection

—

patient's condition

—

twitches eyelid

—

mitochondrial myopathy

—

oncology

—

hyperventilation

—

pork tapeworm

—

sudden onset

—

childhood diseases

—

biotinidase deficiency

—

cramps at night

—

postencephalitic syndrome

—

autism

—

glioma

—

learning difficulties

—

onset of illness

—

connective tissue dysplasia

—

tonic-clonic convulsions

—

consequences of infection

—

tonic convulsions

—

memory impairment

—

birth trauma

—

polymorbidity

—

taciturnity

—

landau-kleffner syndrome

—

decreased intelligence

—

very anxious

—

constant feeling of anxiety

—

myopathy

—

cramps in the legs

—

acute head injury

—

age 4 years

—

very high fever

—

rett syndrome

—

head surgery

—

somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system

—

traumatic brain injury

—

neurotic disorder, unspecified

—

number of births has been reduced

—

twitching limbs

—

hallucinations

—

nervous excitability

—

west 's syndrome

—

fear of illness

—

pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency

—

encephalopathy

—

hypoglycemia

—

early myoclonic encephalopathy

—

loses thought

—

porphyria

—

tick-borne encephalitis

—

tics

—

effects of hypoxia

—

vascular sclerosis

—

thrombosis

—

autism spectrum

—

hypoxia during childbirth

—

memory loss

—

anxiety attack

—

suffocation

—

intellectual disabilities in children

—

lack of sleep

—

history of brain surgery

—

smart baby

—

stupor

—

effects of poisoning

—

attacks of suffocation

—

convulsions with loss of consciousness

—

pedantry

—

benign rolandic epilepsy

—

positive

—

veins on the temples

—

todd's palsy

—

suspicion

—

hemorrhagic disease of newborns

—

increased sugar

—

anxiety

—

confusion of consciousness

—

organic brain damage

—

hemiplegia

—

transient blindness

—

propulsion

—

paranoia

—

foolishness

—

childish behavior

—

poor sleep

—

alcoholic epilepsy

—

delirium

—

1 pregnancy

—

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