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Results: Differences General ✘Abasia✘Myotonic syndrome in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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fatigue in the evening 90% —
myotonia — 69%
weakness in the evening 90% —
dystrophic myotonia — 49%
fatigue in the evening 85% —
neuromyotonia — 48%
asleep pain pulling in in the back of the head 81% —
lags behind in the development — 43%
exhausting cough 74% —
paroxysmal myoplegia — 43%
worse in evening 67% —
childhood diseases — 43%
deterioration from humidity 67% —
logorrhea — 40%
worse from cold damp 66% —
congenital myopathies — 39%
cough when inhaling 66% —
ganglioneuritis — 39%
chilly 64% —
oppenheim syndrome — 39%
breathing cough moist 62% —
steinert 's disease — 39%
cough at night 59% —
sluggish baby — 38%
Coughing is worse in bed 59% —
relaxation — 37%
cough in bed 58% —
metabolic disorder — 37%
cough after awakening 57% —
birth trauma of the head — 36%
patient's condition 55% —
can not hold his head — 35%
headache in the back of the head 54% —
perinatal encephalopathy — 35%
cough paroxysmal 52% —
muscle tension — 35%
cough wet 50% —
head injury — 34%
worse at night 50% —
inflammatory myopathy — 34%
abasia 45% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 32%
worse during sleep 44% —
hypoparathyroidism — 32%
cerebellar ataxia 40% —
periodic paralysis — 31%
astasia-abasia 39% —
dystrophy — 31%
all the time in motion 39% —
fatigue from children — 30%
loss of balance 36% —
postencephalitic syndrome — 30%
hemiparesis 35% —
weakness no — 30%
ataxia 35% —
stiffness of movements — 30%
he walks bent over 34% —
helps others — 30%
forward tilt of pelvis 34% —
paralysis of the limbs — 30%
sensations in the legs 33% —
hormonal disorders — 29%
impaired coordination 33% —
cannot relax — 29%
vestibular ataxia 32% —
delayed motor development — 29%
hemiplegia 32% —
myopathy 16% 44%
imbalance 30% —
increased potassium — 28%
patient's gait is spastic 30% —
weakness in the hands — 28%
locomotor ataxia 29% —
rickets — 28%
numbness in the legs when walking 29% —
myxedema — 27%
quickly gets tired 52% 21%
delayed reaction — 27%
spastic hemiplegia 29% —
delay in physical development — 27%
parkinson's disease 29% —
cns tumors — 27%
hysteria 28% —
trauma — 27%
bent legs 28% —
neuroinfections — 27%
can't walk 27% —
weakness in the extremities — 26%
lumbosacral radiculitis 27% —
head tumor — 25%
paralysis after stroke 27% —
traumatic brain injury — 25%
fibular nerve neuropathy 26% —
nervous excitability — 25%
sad 60% 32%
encephalopathy — 25%
begs for hands 26% —
myotonia is congenital — 25%
difficulty walking 26% —
delay of mental development — 25%
shuffling gait 25% —
children's speech — 24%
nystagmus 25% —
no children — 24%
rooster walk 25% —
mental retardation — 24%
spinal amyotrophy 24% —
delayed speech development — 24%
walks a lot 24% —
overexcitation of the psyche — 23%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 24% —
brain tumor — 23%
can not stand on his feet 24% —
high height — 23%
sciatic nerve neuropathy 23% —
organic brain damage — 22%
senile hyperopia 23% —
swelling — 20%
worse when walking 23% —
stage of recovery — 20%
propulsion 23% —
recovery period — 20%
gait of cerebellar ataxic patient 23% —
drug disease — 19%
tremor at rest 22% —
asymmetry 15% 33%
duck gait 22% —
inflammation — 18%
progressive hemiatrophy of the face 22% —
oncology — 18%
spastic paralysis 22% —
muscle weakness 20% 38%
walks fast 21% —
increased — 18%
polio 21% —
stiffness in the joints 15% 32%
sciatica 21% —
rossolimo-steinert-kurschmann dystrophic myotonia — 17%
tremor in the legs 21% —
lowered 11% 25%
weakness in the hip 21% —
paralysis 21% 33%
shape of body is deformed 21% —
increased motor activity 16% 24%
stroke 21% —
motor activity 16% 24%
plexit 21% —
weakness after illness 13% 21%
stiffness of the hands 20% —
joint diseases 14% 21%
diabetes mellitus 20% —
periodic illness 13% 20%
hyperopia 20% —
damage to the nervous system 28% 34%
joint hypermobility syndrome 20% —
paresis 29% 32%
vitamin b12 reduction2 20% —
muscle atrophy 23% 26%
slow walking 20% —
weakness in the legs 33% 36%
secondary parkinsonism 20% —
weakness in the leg muscles 26% 28%
paresis of the hand 19% —
paralysis of the lower extremities 28% 30%
stooped 19% —
fatigue in the legs 19% —
intoxication of alcohol 19% —
stiffness of the joints in the morning 19% —
stiffness in the legs 19% —
tension in the body 19% —
tension in the legs 19% —
consequences of stroke 19% —
radiculitis 19% —
numbness of the legs 19% —
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres 19% —
tired when walking 19% —
numbness of the extremities 19% —
falls to the floor 18% —
closed person 18% —
shaky gait 18% —
multiple sclerosis 18% —
discirculatory encephalopathy 18% —
muscular dystrophy 18% —
hump 18% —
restriction of movement 17% —
alcohol is abusing 17% —
dementia 17% —
improper nutrition 17% —
hydrocephalus 17% —
more often in old age 17% —
insensitivity to pain 17% —
curvature of the legs 16% —
open person 16% —
polyneuropathy 16% —
tremor 16% —
spondylopathy 16% —
joint deformation 16% —
vascular sclerosis 16% —
curvature of the spine 16% —
sensations in the extremities 16% —

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