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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General BallismNongleriosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 42%(4)
Infection tests 26%(0)
Blood biochemistry 25%(2)
Sex hormones 20%(1)
CT of the organ 19%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
ballism 96%
amoebic liver abscess 59%
hyperkinesis 62%
viral meningoencephalitis 59%
toxoplasma encephalitis 53%
helminths 57%
herpetic meningitis 48%
convulsions 57%
herpetic encephalitis 41%
meningeal symptoms 57%
cryptococcal meningitis 40%
meningeal syndrome 54%
cryptococcosis 39%
intestinal amoebiasis 52%
tuberculoma of the brain 39%
olfactory hallucinations 51%
ischemic stroke 37%
liver abscess 49%
arteriovenous malformations of the brain 35%
nerve damage 49%
subdural hematoma 34%
hallucinations 47%
ventriculitis 34%
body odor 46%
frequent swallowing 32%
high temperature 46%
hemiparesis 31%
bach flower 45%
involuntary movements 30%
rigidity of the occipital muscles 45%
thrombosis 30%
stiffness in the body 44%
chorea 30%
severe fever 44%
slow onset of the disease 28%
meningoencephalitis 27% 71%
multiple sclerosis 28%
general weakness 43%
transient ischemic attack 28%
general intoxication syndrome 42%
muscular dystonia 27%
bacterial meningitis 42%
tics 27%
leukocytosis 42%
systemic lupus erythematosus 27%
nongleriosis 41%
a history of neurosurgery 27%
loss of sense of smell 40%
tonsillitis 27%
viral meningitis 40%
ganglia 27%
fever is active 40%
he sleeps all the time 27%
sense of smell is reduced 40%
neuroinfections 27%
intestinal abscess 40%
liebman-sachs endocarditis 26%
nausea 40%
emotional tension 26%
drowsiness from headache 40%
parkinson's disease 26%
vomiting 39%
arteriovenous malformation 26%
feeling of heat 38%
encephalitis 25%
illusions 38%
traumatic brain injury 25%
intoxication 38%
endocarditis 25%
disease from experiences 37%
hypoglycemia 25%
illness from distress 37%
herpes 24%
headache in the afternoon 36%
hematoma 24%
weakness during the day 36%
criticality 23%
neutrophilosis 35%
paresis 23%
swelling of the brain 35%
metastases 23%
headache with weakness 35%
speech slurred 23%
Common symptoms are weakness 35%
hiv 23%
illness after hypothermia 34%
cognitive disorders 23%
history of brain surgery 34%
metabolic disorder 21%
cramps in the legs 33%
emotional 21%
drowsiness 33%
cancer 20%
very high fever 33%
pregnancy 20%
effects of poisoning 32%
consequences of surgery 20%
muscle tension 32%
onset of illness 19%
muscle damage 32%
skin problems 19%
lot of operations in small things 31%
there are no complaints 19%
a lot of medicines 30%
blood diseases 19%
digestive disorders 30%
oncology 18%
stiffness in the joints 30%
inflammation 18%
nausea vomiting 30%
stroke 40% 31%
worse during day 29%
increased 31% 23%
pain throughout the body 29%
immunodeficiency 29%
leukoencephalitis 33% 62%
headaches 28%
weakness after illness 28%
necrosis 27%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 26%
consequences of infection 26%
damage to the nervous system 34% 53%
wound 21% 39%
trauma 19% 36%
history of surgery 31% 41%
meningitis 25% 34%
head injury 24% 32%
abscess 23% 30%

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