Distinctive symptoms
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subclavian theft syndrome
93%
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cerebellar ataxia —
89%
vertebral artery syndrome
49%
—
astasia-abasia —
87%
arterial occlusion
48%
—
paretic gait —
83%
takayasu's disease
44%
—
loss of balance —
80%
stair muscle syndrome
43%
—
hemiparesis —
77%
neck ribs
42%
—
all the time in motion —
75%
congenital syphilis
41%
—
weakness in the legs —
73%
hemianopsia
39%
—
leg weakness walking —
73%
obliterating atherosclerosis
36%
—
sensations in the legs —
72%
transient ischemic attack
34%
—
vestibular ataxia —
72%
pre-fainting condition
33%
—
hemiplegia —
71%
weakness in the extremities
31%
—
paresis of legs —
69%
vasculitis
31%
—
patient's gait is spastic —
66%
syphilis
29%
—
parkinson's disease —
65%
dizziness
27%
—
paresis —
65%
blood diseases
23%
—
neurological disorders —
65%
angioplasty
23%
—
locomotor ataxia —
64%
inflammation
22%
—
spastic hemiplegia —
64%
impaired arterial function
40%
28%
damage to the nervous system —
63%
bent legs —
63%
hysteria —
62%
lumbosacral radiculitis —
61%
paralysis after stroke —
61%
numbness in the legs when walking —
61%
paralysis of the lower extremities —
60%
can't walk —
59%
forward tilt of pelvis —
58%
mincing gait —
58%
difficulty walking —
58%
fibular nerve neuropathy —
58%
weakness in the leg muscles —
56%
rooster walk —
56%
nystagmus —
55%
begs for hands —
54%
spinal amyotrophy —
54%
shuffling gait —
53%
walks a lot —
53%
can not stand on his feet —
53%
muscle atrophy —
52%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis —
51%
propulsion —
51%
worse when walking —
51%
gait of cerebellar ataxic patient —
51%
sciatic nerve neuropathy —
50%
tremor at rest —
49%
duck gait —
49%
ataxia
29%
77%
spastic paralysis —
48%
progressive hemiatrophy of the face —
47%
paralysis —
47%
likes to walk —
47%
shape of body is deformed —
47%
weakness in the hip —
46%
polio —
46%
tremor in the legs —
46%
sciatica —
46%
walks fast —
46%
plexit —
46%
secondary parkinsonism —
45%
slow walking —
45%
impaired coordination
28%
73%
numbness of the extremities —
44%
desire to move —
44%
tension in the legs —
43%
stiffness of the hands —
43%
vitamin b12 reduction2 —
43%
tired when walking —
43%
diabetes mellitus —
43%
can't sit —
43%
tension in the body —
43%
numbness of the legs —
43%
intoxication of alcohol —
42%
joint hypermobility syndrome —
42%
paresis of the hand —
42%
radiculitis —
42%
fatigue in the legs —
42%
brain damage —
41%
stiffness in the legs —
41%
stiffness of the joints in the morning —
41%
stooped —
41%
shaky gait —
40%
hump —
40%
discirculatory encephalopathy —
40%
muscular dystrophy —
40%
closed person —
40%
multiple sclerosis —
40%
tremor of the hands —
40%
falls to the floor —
39%
insensitivity to pain —
39%
hydrocephalus —
38%
patient's condition —
37%
myopathy —
37%
improper nutrition —
37%
dementia —
37%
restriction of movement —
37%
alcohol is abusing —
37%
spondylopathy —
36%
joint deformation —
35%
polyneuropathy —
35%
curvature of the spine —
35%
increased motor activity —
35%
vascular sclerosis —
35%
curvature of the legs —
35%
open person —
35%
tremor —
35%
motor activity —
35%
impaired nervous system function —
34%
beriberi —
34%
asymmetry —
33%
destructive behavior —
33%
leukoencephalitis —
33%
stiffness in the joints —
32%
pain in the legs —
32%
visual impairment —
32%
worse when moving —
32%
joint diseases —
30%
quickly gets tired —
30%
consequences of infection —
28%
there are no complaints —
28%
onset of illness —
28%
consequences of taking medications —
26%
stroke
28%
47%
muscle weakness
26%
44%
consequences of stroke
37%
43%
weakness after illness
25%
30%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels
29%
34%
deterioration of vision
33%
38%