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Results: Differences General ✘Intrauterine infection✘Epilepsy in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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tender child 84% —
epilepsy attacks — 69%
general intoxication syndrome 90% 7%
convulsive syndrome in children — 56%
sweating arms legs 77% —
epilepsy at night — 42%
intoxication 80% 9%
epilepsy in a dream — 36%
speech absence 49% —
absences — 32%
intrauterine pneumonia 42% —
impulsiveness — 32%
hypoxia 56% 12%
epilepsy in the morning — 25%
fetal hypoxia 54% 12%
convulsions 27% 51%
mycoplasma 38% —
delay of mental development — 22%
arvi during pregnancy 38% —
delayed speech development — 20%
herpes 38% 3%
tiki in children — 19%
intrauterine infection 43% 8%
children's speech — 19%
diabetic cataract 32% —
childhood absentee epilepsy — 18%
suffocation 46% 12%
epilepsy in children — 18%
clamidiosis 31% —
focal epilepsy — 17%
thrombocytopenia in newborns 29% —
twitching of the body — 17%
tremor of the chin 28% —
mental retardation — 17%
nephritic syndrome 28% —
neonatal convulsions — 16%
hepatitis 28% —
nocturnal epilepsy attacks — 16%
cytomegalovirus 36% 6%
generalized epilepsy — 16%
viral pneumonia 27% —
epilepsy in childhood — 16%
coxsackie 26% —
epileptic status — 16%
proteus syndrome 25% —
juvenile absentee epilepsy — 16%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis 25% —
febrile convulsions in children — 16%
herpetic hepatitis 25% —
tonic-clonic convulsions — 15%
lags behind in the development 53% 26%
twitching of the head — 15%
bach flower 24% —
myoclonic epilepsy — 15%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 24% —
convulsions in sleep — 15%
postpartum infections 24% —
twitches eyelid — 15%
head tremor 23% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 15%
gastrointestinal problems 28% 3%
tics — 14%
toxoplasmosis 28% 3%
tuberous sclerosis — 14%
tremor 30% 5%
aura — 14%
enterovirus infection 23% —
a history of neurosurgery — 14%
headache in the temples 23% —
mitochondrial myopathy — 14%
damage to the uterus 23% —
pregnancy toxicosis — 14%
rubella 27% 3%
clonic cramps — 14%
sepsis 28% 4%
postencephalitic syndrome — 13%
bacteremia 28% 4%
myopathy — 13%
typhlitis 22% —
nervousness — 12%
hemolytic disease of newborns 22% —
benign rolandic epilepsy — 12%
intrauterine fetal development delay 22% —
hyperventilation — 12%
scarlet 22% —
fainting — 12%
salpingitis 22% —
large child — 12%
gonorrhea 22% —
history of surgery — 11%
pseudomonas infection 22% —
cysticercosis — 11%
fetoplacental insufficiency 22% —
angelman syndrome — 11%
hemolytic anemia 21% —
history of brain surgery — 11%
enterocolitis 21% —
brain development abnormalities — 11%
viral diarrhea 21% —
nervous excitability — 11%
inflammation 29% 6%
epileptic encephalopathy in children — 11%
hemorrhagic syndrome 21% —
rasmussen's encephalitis — 11%
endocervicitis 21% —
epilepsy in pregnant women — 11%
infectious colitis 20% —
head surgery — 11%
bacterial pneumonia 26% 4%
neuroinfections — 11%
lowered 32% 10%
paralysis — 11%
discirculatory encephalopathy 20% —
dravet syndrome — 11%
interstitial pneumonia 20% —
no consciousness — 11%
hepatosplenomegaly 19% —
decreased concentration of attention — 10%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 19% —
neurosis — 10%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 19% —
trauma — 10%
cataract 19% —
hysteria — 10%
pregnancy 32% 11%
cerebral palsy — 10%
duodenitis 19% —
twitching of the hands — 10%
cardiomyopathy 18% —
early development — 10%
enlargement of the spleen 18% —
convulsions in the anamnesis — 10%
vulvovaginitis 18% —
disorders of consciousness — 10%
intra-phase infections 18% —
temporal lobe epilepsy — 10%
colitis 18% —
focal cortical dysplasia — 10%
hepatitis c 18% —
small epileptic seizure — 10%
viral hepatitis b 18% —
panagiotopoulos syndrome — 10%
streptococci 18% —
head injury — 10%
syphilis 18% —
restless child — 10%
vulva infections 18% —
painful appearance — 10%
liver problems 26% 6%
metabolic myopathy — 10%
pregnancy complications 25% 5%
traumatic brain injury — 10%
impaired uterine function 17% —
cramps of the hands — 10%
appendages of the uterus 17% —
viral encephalitis — 9%
enlarged liver 17% —
patient is motionless — 9%
pneumonia 23% 4%
stereotypia — 9%
malaria 23% 4%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy — 9%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 17% —
conducting an inspection — 9%
inflammatory bowel diseases 16% —
attacks of pain — 9%
liquid stool 16% —
cramps in the extremities — 9%
diarrhea 16% —
hemiparesis — 9%
female pelvic organs 16% —
boring guy — 9%
blood diseases 23% 7%
cysticercosis of the brain — 9%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 20% 5%
hippocampus is not symmetrical — 9%
viral meningoencephalitis 22% 7%
cramp and spasm — 9%
initial cataract 12% —
consequences of head injury — 9%
up circulatory disorders 21% 7%
lennox-gastaut syndrome — 9%
adrenal insufficiency 19% 5%
1 pregnancy — 9%
ARVI 18% 4%
bouts of vision loss — 9%
vascular sclerosis 18% 4%
big head — 9%
hiv 17% 4%
consequences of infection — 9%
thrombocytopenia 17% 4%
perinatal encephalopathy — 9%
hydrocephalus 19% 6%
happy — 9%
connective tissue dysplasia 21% 8%
periods of exacerbation — 9%
heart dysfunction 20% 8%
epileptic psychosis — 9%
diabetes mellitus 15% 3%
high temperature — 9%

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