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Results: Differences General ✘Violation of cerebral circulation✘Galen's vein aneurysm
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Distinctive symptoms
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organic brain damage 100% 38%
aneurysm 6% 95%
hypoxia 96% 36%
there is heart failure 5% 83%
angiopathy 94% 34%
heart failure 5% 83%
up circulatory disorders 92% 48%
heart failure in children — 73%
forgetfulness 13% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage 4% 76%
impaired coordination 13% —
convulsions 3% 73%
stroke 12% —
occlusive hydrocephalus — 69%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 12% —
galen's vein aneurysm — 66%
paralysis 11% —
hydrocephalus in children — 62%
dizziness 11% —
history of cardiovascular surgery — 58%
ataxia 9% —
ventriculitis — 58%
discirculatory encephalopathy 9% —
history of vein surgery 2% 60%
vascular sclerosis 8% —
angioplasty 4% 57%
plaques in the arteries 8% —
muscle rupture — 53%
repeated stroke 8% —
chatty — 51%
moves in a dream 8% —
dyspnea 2% 52%
vegetative vascular dystonia 8% —
convulsions with loss of consciousness — 50%
weather dependence 8% —
3 trimester of pregnancy — 50%
confusion of thoughts 8% —
superficial veins — 49%
loses thought 8% —
exophthalmos — 49%
onset of illness 7% —
lags behind in the development 3% 51%
formation tearful mood 7% —
pregnancy 1% 48%
dementia with lewy bodies 7% —
strabismus — 47%
decreased cholinesterase 7% —
large fruit — 46%
delirium 7% —
vomiting 4% 49%
impaired nervous system function 7% —
aneurysm of the heart 2% 47%
blood diseases 7% —
delay in physical development — 45%
poor sleep 7% —
stunting — 43%
absent-mindedness 7% —
left-sided symptoms — 43%
shaky gait 7% —
pulmonary edema — 42%
impaired lung function 7% —
type of breathing chest — 42%
need a nap 7% —
cramps in the legs — 42%
multiinfarction dementia 7% —
veins bloating — 42%
encephalopathy 7% —
arteriovenous malformation 3% 45%
sleeps during the day 7% —
mental retardation — 41%
vascular myelopathy 7% —
heart dysfunction 7% 47%
mixed anxious 7% —
thrombosis 12% 51%
very forgetful and absent-minded 7% —
high height 2% 40%
memory impairment 7% —
a history of organ transplantation — 38%
short sleep 7% —
enlargement of the heart 3% 40%
slowness of movement 7% —
cardiodilation 3% 40%
night work 7% —
venous congestion 5% 42%
ischemic stroke 7% —
fainting 5% 41%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 7% —
nose nursing mom 2% 38%
tremor 6% —
consequences of childbirth 2% 38%
skin anesthesia 6% —
irradiation 3% 37%
weakness after illness 6% —
disorders of consciousness 6% 39%
increased cholinesterase 6% —
cerebral circulation disorder 8% 39%
acute condition 6% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 8% 39%
asks questions 6% —
drug disease 5% 33%
inflammation 6% —
damage to the nervous system 8% 33%
there are no complaints 6% —
impaired arterial function 43% 46%
myocardial infarction 6% —
epilepsy 6% —
trauma 6% —
apoplexy 6% —
strong irritability 6% —
neurological disorders 6% —
Alexia 6% —
hyperhomocysteinemia 6% —
paresis 6% —
better at night 6% —
agrammatism 6% —
muscle weakness 6% —
hypertensive cerebral crisis 6% —
drowsiness 6% —
myelopathy 6% —
transient ischemic attack 6% —
moves his legs in his sleep 6% —
sleep better 6% —
unspecified mental disorders 6% —
microinfarction 6% —
speech slurred 6% —
pseudobulbar syndrome 6% —
grandmother diabetes mellitus 6% —
emotional 6% —
muscular dystonia 6% —
apathy 6% —
primary progressive aphasia 6% —
irritability 6% —
predominant right 6% —
acceleration of movements 6% —
parkinson's disease 6% —
decreased intelligence 6% —
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 6% —
dementia 6% —
better from work 6% —
frontotemporal dementia 6% —
paraphasia 6% —
consequences of taking medications 6% —
quickly gets tired 6% —
shortening of limbs 5% —
headache from mental stress 5% —
dizziness with nausea 5% —
tearfulness 5% —
forgets things 5% —
high cholesterol hypertension 5% —
diabetes mellitus 5% —
volitional disorders 5% —
motor activity 5% —
stereotypia 5% —
vascular parkinsonism 5% —
inadequate behavior 5% —
cerebral vascular aneurysms 5% —
progressive supranuclear paralysis 5% —
increased motor activity 5% —
irritability and tearfulness 5% —
sleeping undressed 5% —
senile dementia 5% —
leukoencephalitis 5% —
vascular dementia 5% —
more often in old age 5% —
big head 5% —
drug poisoning 5% —
anamnesis ischemic stroke 5% —
asymmetry 5% —
childhood diseases 5% —
gradual deterioration of the condition 5% —
visual hallucinations 5% —
liver problems 5% —
necrosis 5% —
laughter through tears 5% —
bleeding 5% —
psychosomatics 5% —
angina pectoris 5% —
restless legs 5% —
spinal stroke 5% —
feeling of bruising 5% —
insomnia from pain 5% —
consequences of stroke 5% —
mild cognitive impairment 5% —
hemorrhagic stroke 5% —
impaired understanding of speech 5% —
hypertension 5% —
transient disturbance of cerebral circulation 5% —
constant weakness 5% —
anesthesia 5% —
depression anxiety 5% —
oncology 5% —
lost in familiar places 5% —
noise in the head at night 5% —
mood disorder 5% —
postural instability 5% —
homocysteine 5% —
secondary parkinsonism 5% —
headache with dizziness 5% —
better from drinking water 5% —
headaches 5% —

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