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Results: Differences General ✘Flaccid paralysis syndrome✘Fracture of the base of the skull
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Distinctive symptoms
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pregnancy 46% —
rupture of the eardrum — 41%
polyneuropathy 45% —
worse in evening — 37%
cold legs 42% —
traumatic brain injury 17% 50%
paralysis of the lower extremities 40% —
head injury 17% 48%
tics 40% —
fracture of the base of the skull — 30%
neurological disorders 50% 12%
facial pain — 27%
dementia 31% —
temporal bone fracture — 25%
dravet syndrome 29% —
spinal cord contusion — 23%
rasmussen's encephalitis 29% —
nose injury — 21%
cysticercosis 28% —
hematoma — 19%
flaccid paralysis syndrome 28% —
fluid in the ears — 19%
angelman syndrome 28% —
pneumocephaly — 18%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 27% —
fracture of the cranial vault — 18%
small epileptic seizure 27% —
triparesis — 18%
temporal lobe epilepsy 26% —
spotting from the ear — 18%
focal cortical dysplasia 26% —
ear injuries — 18%
twitching of the body 26% —
one fracture of the nose — 18%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 26% —
discharge from the ears — 17%
tiki in children 26% —
bruise — 16%
cramps of the hands 25% —
spinal contusion — 15%
twitching of the hands 25% —
transparent skin — 15%
twitching of the head 25% —
sense of smell is reduced — 15%
muscle atrophy 25% —
blue circles around the eyes — 15%
neonatal convulsions 25% —
discharge from the eyes transparent — 14%
childhood absentee epilepsy 25% —
headache with nausea and vomiting — 14%
tuberous sclerosis 24% —
blue skin — 14%
epileptic psychosis 24% —
loss of sense of smell — 14%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 24% —
pterygium — 14%
epileptic status 24% —
parotid fistula — 14%
epilepsy in pregnant women 24% —
epidural hematoma — 14%
febrile convulsions in children 24% —
stamping gait — 14%
brain development abnormalities 24% —
dizziness with vomiting — 14%
aura 24% —
dizziness with nausea — 14%
happy 24% —
hemiparetic gait — 14%
myoclonic epilepsy 24% —
headache vomiting — 13%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 24% —
headache with dizziness — 13%
cysticercosis of the brain 23% —
sinusitis — 13%
cramp and spasm 23% —
prolonged runny — 13%
focal epilepsy 23% —
liquorrhea — 13%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 23% —
headaches 13% 26%
bouts of vision loss 23% —
acid in the throat — 13%
constipation 23% —
hearing impaired — 12%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 23% —
pharyngeal injuries — 12%
epilepsy in a dream 23% —
open fracture — 12%
learning difficulties 22% —
headache with nausea — 12%
tonic-clonic convulsions 22% —
neuralgia of the ear node — 12%
postencephalitic syndrome 22% —
wounds in the nose — 12%
cramps at night 22% —
body odor — 12%
perinatal encephalopathy 22% —
hemolysis of erythrocytes — 12%
periodic weakness 22% —
nausea during a headache — 12%
hemiparesis 22% —
brain bruised — 12%
epilepsy in the morning 22% —
bone in the throat — 12%
boring guy 22% —
nerve damage 8% 20%
convulsions in sleep 22% —
copious watery discharge from the nose — 11%
autism 22% —
watery discharge from the nose — 11%
viral encephalitis 22% —
snot transparent abundant — 11%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 22% —
echolalia — 11%
cramps in the extremities 22% —
fainting in childhood — 11%
epilepsy at night 22% —
spinal cord injury — 11%
epilepsy in childhood 21% —
soft tissue hematoma — 11%
convulsions in the anamnesis 21% —
copious discharge from the nose — 11%
clonic cramps 21% —
rupture of the eyeball — 11%
impaired arterial function 21% —
posterior rhinitis — 11%
generalized epilepsy 21% —
blue eyes — 11%
connective tissue dysplasia 21% —
pseudobulbar syndrome — 11%
arm and leg cramps 21% —
fatigue from work — 10%
look absent 21% —
frequent fractures — 10%
mitochondrial myopathy 21% —
breathing superficial — 10%
biotinidase deficiency 21% —
need for alcohol — 10%
tonic convulsions 21% —
catatrauma — 10%
impulsiveness 20% —
sports injury — 10%
twitching of the upper eyelid 20% —
inflammation of the nasopharynx — 10%
a history of neurosurgery 31% 9%
intracerebral hematoma — 10%
pork tapeworm 20% —
nosebleed — 10%
convulsive syndrome in children 20% —
bone fracture 7% 17%
muscle weakness 29% 7%
arterial bleeding — 9%
sudden onset 20% —
spinal injury — 9%
epilepsy in children 20% —
discharge from the eyes — 9%
thin 20% —
dislocation — 9%
Fear for no reason 20% —
meningitis — 9%
glioma 20% —
inflammation of the eyes — 9%
twitches eyelid 20% —
runny nose — 9%
porphyria 19% —
the skin is dark — 9%
benign rolandic epilepsy 19% —
deafness — 9%
arteriovenous malformation 19% —
swelling of the brain 8% 16%
absences 19% —
overwork — 8%
apnea 19% —
neuralgia — 8%
autism spectrum 19% —
lung pain — 8%
intellectual disabilities in children 19% —
fistula — 8%
memory loss 19% —
surgical infections — 7%
neuroinfections 19% —
skin color — 7%
herpes 19% —
bleeding 6% 12%
periodic paralysis 19% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage 10% 15%
early myoclonic encephalopathy 19% —
nausea 9% 13%
todd's palsy 19% —
nausea vomiting 7% 11%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 19% —
aneurysm 11% 15%
anxiety attack 19% —
bruise 12% 16%
no consciousness 19% —
vomiting 9% 12%
tick-borne encephalitis 19% —
vascular damage 10% 13%
lack of sleep 18% —
trauma 13% 15%

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