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Results: Differences Similar ✘Gait disorder✘Alcoholic myopathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 4%(1)36%(3)
Coagulogram —37%(3)
Elements and vitamins 4%(1)27%(2)
General urine test —28%(1)
ECG —26%(0)
Other hormones —24%(1)
General blood test —17%(1)
Measurements at the reception —15%(0)
Spermogram 5%(1)—
Infection tests 3%(0)—
General and visits 3%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%19%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
ataxia 19% —
decreased potassium — 50%
paralysis 17% —
quickly gets drunk — 45%
shaky gait 16% —
myopathy 4% 48%
parkinson's disease 13% —
alcohol dependence — 44%
paralysis of the lower extremities 10% —
teenage alcoholism — 40%
cerebellar ataxia 9% —
alcohol poisoning — 40%
abasia 9% —
swelling — 37%
astasia-abasia 9% —
muscle weakness 4% 41%
all the time in motion 8% —
decrease in creatine kinase — 36%
hemiparesis 8% —
alcoholic polyneuropathy — 35%
sensations in the legs 8% —
kidney disease — 35%
spastic paralysis 7% —
duck gait 5% 40%
spastic hemiplegia 7% —
necrosis — 34%
patient's gait is spastic 7% —
alcoholic cardiomyopathy — 33%
hemiplegia 7% —
refusal to drink — 33%
locomotor ataxia 7% —
lumbar lordosis increased — 31%
vestibular ataxia 7% —
alcoholism — 31%
forward tilt of pelvis 7% —
facial muscle weakness — 30%
lumbosacral sciatica 7% —
intoxication — 29%
can't sit 6% —
myoglobinuria — 29%
joint hypermobility syndrome 6% —
effects of poisoning — 29%
mincing gait 6% —
addiction — 29%
nystagmus 6% —
acute ethanol poisoning — 28%
walks a lot 6% —
consumes alcohol — 28%
worse at the beginning of movement 6% —
bulimia — 27%
can not stand on his feet 6% —
metabolic myopathy — 27%
rooster walk 6% —
masked face (hypomimia) — 27%
fibular nerve neuropathy 6% —
kidney failure — 27%
bent legs 6% —
muscle stretching — 27%
slouching sitting 6% —
refuses treatment — 27%
numbness in the legs when walking 6% —
vitamin c increased — 27%
damage to the nervous system 6% —
weakness after illness 3% 30%
hysteria 6% —
alcohol is abusing 4% 30%
worse when moving 5% —
rhabdomyolysis — 26%
walks fast 5% —
lordosis — 26%
sciatica 5% —
consequences of alcoholism — 26%
tired when walking 5% —
sudden weakness — 26%
weakness in the hip 5% —
onset of illness 3% 28%
slow walking 5% —
increase in creatine kinase — 25%
can't walk 5% —
need for alcohol — 25%
stroke 5% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 25%
tremor in the legs 5% —
pain increases gradually — 25%
numbness of the extremities 5% —
weakness no — 25%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 5% —
swelling of the hands — 25%
polio 5% —
reduced efficiency — 24%
sciatic nerve neuropathy 5% —
acute renal failure — 24%
gait of cerebellar ataxic patient 5% —
weakness during the day — 24%
propulsion 5% —
weakness in the legs 8% 31%
progressive hemiatrophy of the face 5% —
swelling of the extremities — 23%
plexit 5% —
weakness in the hands — 23%
spinal amyotrophy 5% —
contractures of the joints — 23%
paralysis after stroke 5% —
shortening of limbs — 23%
muscle atrophy 5% —
protein-energy deficiency — 22%
tremor at rest 5% —
cardiomyopathy — 22%
hydrocephalus 4% —
rapid growth — 22%
deterioration of vision 4% —
dependence on food — 22%
open person 4% —
weakness in the extremities — 22%
falls to the floor 4% —
contracture — 22%
stooped 4% —
increased appetite — 21%
discirculatory encephalopathy 4% —
inflammation — 21%
dementia 4% —
sudden pain — 21%
curvature of the spine 4% —
full — 21%
vascular sclerosis 4% —
stretching — 21%
hump 4% —
acute injury — 20%
tremor 4% —
protein reduced — 20%
spondylopathy 4% —
paretic gait 9% 29%
multiple sclerosis 4% —
paresis 7% 27%
paresis of the hand 4% —
swelling of the legs — 20%
sciatica 4% —
intoxication of alcohol 4% 24%
tension in the body 4% —
need for activity — 20%
stiffness of the hands 4% —
there are no complaints 3% 23%
tension in the legs 4% —
difficult to swallow — 20%
diabetes mellitus 4% —
nose nursing mom — 19%
fatigue in the legs 4% —
protein c deficiency — 19%
consequences of stroke 4% —
protein with increased — 19%
numbness of the legs 4% —
muscle pain — 19%
vitamin b12 reduction2 4% —
speech slurred — 19%
closed person 4% —
neurosis — 19%
stiffness of the joints in the morning 4% —
skin anesthesia — 19%
muscular dystrophy 4% —
smokes — 19%
stiffness in the legs 4% —
consequences of injuries — 18%
difficulty walking 4% —
subacute condition — 18%
patient is motionless 3% —
control issues — 18%
leukoencephalitis 3% —
dependence on the doctor — 18%
destructive behavior 3% —
hematuria — 18%
stiffness 3% —
ones weakness in the leg muscles 6% 24%
visual impairment 3% —
improper nutrition 4% 22%
impaired arterial function 3% —
psychologist — 18%
quickly gets tired 3% —
acute pain — 17%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 3% —
leg weakness walking 7% 24%
consequences of infection 3% —
beriberi 3% 20%
consequences of taking medications 3% —
restriction of movement 4% 21%
neurological disorders 7% 24%
asymmetry 3% 19%
polyneuropathy 4% 20%
paresis of legs 7% 23%
injury — 16%
blood diseases — 16%
insensitivity to pain 3% 18%
loss of balance 8% 21%
patient's condition 4% 15%
worse when walking 15% 21%

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