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Results: Differences General ✘Tics in children✘Painless myocardial ischemia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —43%
tics 88% —
lowered 3% 39%
childhood diseases 65% —
painless myocardial ischemia — 35%
eye tic 43% —
grief — 33%
often blinks his eyes 39% —
hypertension — 33%
obsessive movements 26% —
palpitations — 29%
aggressive child 21% —
tachycardia — 29%
periodic illness 35% 15%
chlorine reduction — 28%
anxiety disorders in children 16% —
plaques in the arteries — 27%
anger the child 14% —
increased 3% 30%
neurosis 14% —
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis — 26%
angry child 13% —
angina attack — 26%
vocal tics 12% —
history of myocardial infarction — 25%
child fights 12% —
cardiosclerosis — 25%
emotional child 11% —
angina pectoris — 24%
restless child 10% —
arterial occlusion — 23%
nervous the child 10% —
myocardial infarction — 23%
fights 10% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 23%
restless and anxious 10% —
coronary thrombosis — 23%
tiki in children 9% —
arteriopathies — 22%
involuntary movements 9% —
vascular sclerosis — 22%
hyperkinesis in children 8% —
does not tolerate pain — 22%
twitching of the hands 7% —
CHD — 21%
hyperkinesis 7% —
vascular spasm — 21%
coprolalia 7% —
i20 — 21%
twitching of the head 7% —
emotional 5% 25%
gilles de la tourette syndrome 6% —
necrosis — 20%
worse from fatigue 6% —
coronary stent thrombosis — 20%
barking cough 6% —
attacks of pain — 20%
dryness in the nose 6% —
there are no complaints — 19%
slight cough 6% —
permanent arrhythmia — 19%
continuous cough 6% —
heart dysfunction — 19%
sniffles 6% —
patient is motionless — 19%
obsessive blinking 5% —
angiopathy — 19%
cerebrastenic syndrome in children 5% —
thrombosis — 19%
fear of school 5% —
smokes — 19%
whistling breathing 5% —
blood diseases — 19%
fatigue from children 5% —
history of cardiovascular surgery — 18%
enthusiastic 5% —
need for movement — 18%
business anxiety 5% —
diabetes mellitus — 18%
general tension 5% —
spasm — 18%
fatigue in the evening 5% —
heart failure — 18%
emotional fatigue 5% —
there is heart failure — 18%
cough loud 5% —
pain in the sternum — 18%
head tilted 5% —
arrhythmia — 17%
shudders from sharp sounds 5% —
post-infarction cardiosclerosis — 17%
obsessive cough 5% —
myocardial revascularization — 17%
conflict in the family 5% —
impaired arterial function 2% 19%
breathing cough dry 5% —
stress 5% 21%
sound ticks 5% —
cardiospasm — 16%
dry wheezing cough 5% —
pain-free myocardial infarction — 16%
dry cough on exhalation 5% —
scarring — 16%
complaints increase in the evening 5% —
calcification of the coronary arteries — 16%
dry cough 5% —
heart stone — 16%
parents divorce 4% —
obliterating atherosclerosis — 16%
cough whistling 4% —
pressing pain in the sternum — 16%
postpartum infections 4% —
angioplasty — 15%
repeats the words 4% —
dyspnea — 15%
fear of relationships 4% —
history of surgery — 15%
state of exacerbation 4% —
pain in the heart — 15%
echolalia 4% —
pain during exercise — 15%
impaired nervous system function 4% —
up circulatory disorders — 15%
worse from movement 4% —
atherosclerosis of the carotid arteries — 15%
transient disturbance of cerebral circulation 4% —
myocardial dysfunction — 15%
chronic condition 4% —
balloon coronary angioplasty — 15%
traumatic brain injury 4% —
postinfarction angina — 15%
head injury 4% —
constantly moving — 15%
the onset of the disease during puberty 4% —
pain from the load — 15%
cough when inhaling 4% —
drug disease — 15%
dry cough on inhalation 4% —
resting angina — 15%
stuttering 4% —
essential hypertension — 14%
no lack of nervous energy 4% —
hyperlipidemia — 14%
violations of the motor act 4% —
heart disease in relatives — 14%
cough on exhalation 4% —
squeezing pain behind the sternum — 14%
cough 4% —
transient ischemic attack — 14%
trauma 4% —
duration of st segment is increased — 14%
whistling in the head 4% —
pressing pain behind the sternum — 14%
finger twitching 4% —
atrial fibrillation — 14%
stuttering in speech 4% —
sedentary lifestyle — 14%
dryness of the nasal mucosa 4% —
cholesterolemia — 14%
worse in evening 4% —
discomfort in the heart — 14%
difficult childhood 3% —
consequences of taking medications 2% 16%
relaxation 3% —
pectoris cardiac dyspnea — 14%
fidgety 3% —
arrhythmia attacks — 13%
hyperactive 3% —
type 1 diabetes mellitus — 13%
stereotypia 3% —
chronic kidney disease — 13%
1 pregnancy 3% —
cardiomyopathy — 13%
overexcitation of the psyche 3% —
hypersensitivity to pain — 13%
constant weakness 3% —
body is cold — 13%
effects of hypoxia 3% —
patient's condition 5% 18%
consequences of pregnancy 3% —
presses — 13%
cerebral circulation disorder 3% —
clinical death — 13%
decreased concentration of attention 3% —
ischemic cardiomyopathy — 13%
discharge phobias 3% —
severe stress — 13%
mental retardation 3% —
lower cholesterol — 13%
mental shock 3% —
supraventricular arrhythmia — 13%
muscular dystonia 3% —
a lot of stress — 13%
takes antidepressants 3% —
acute coronary syndrome — 13%
sharp cough 3% —
onset of illness 3% 16%
learning difficulties 3% —
impaired lung function 2% 15%
consequences of fear 3% —
stroke — 12%

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