Distinctive symptoms
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dizziness
78%
5%
thrombosis
12%
86%
impaired arterial function
86%
17%
consequences of stroke —
60%
angiopathy
91%
25%
paresis —
25%
imbalance
66%
5%
paralysis —
23%
dizziness attacks
34%
—
hemiparesis —
21%
hypertension
35%
5%
paralysis right-sided —
19%
pain in the left side of the head
18%
—
speech slurred —
16%
pain in the right half of the head
18%
—
lot paralysis left-sided —
15%
hernia of the cervical spine
17%
—
ischemic stroke —
13%
headache on the left
16%
—
impaired coordination —
12%
subluxation of the cervical vertebra
16%
—
swelling of the brain —
12%
resting angina
15%
—
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres —
11%
headache on the right
15%
—
weakness in the hands —
11%
takayasu's disease
14%
—
cerebellar stroke —
11%
stair muscle syndrome
14%
—
low body temperature —
10%
increased
21%
5%
shaky gait —
10%
washes down food
13%
—
lacunar brain infarction —
10%
fibrous dysplasia
13%
—
occlusive hydrocephalus —
9%
vertebro-basilar insufficiency
13%
—
swelling —
9%
dislocation of the vertebrae
12%
—
stage of recovery —
9%
hernia intervertebral
12%
—
recovery period —
9%
straightforwardness
12%
—
coma —
9%
spine protrusion
12%
—
paresis of the hand —
8%
clumsiness
12%
—
increased intracranial pressure —
8%
dizziness sudden
12%
—
stem stroke —
8%
bouts of nausea
11%
—
aphasia —
8%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels
29%
16%
dislocation of the brain —
8%
dizziness with vomiting
11%
—
arterial occlusion —
8%
sensorineural
11%
—
patient's condition —
8%
causes vomiting
11%
—
history of surgery —
8%
acute heart failure
10%
—
onset of illness —
7%
vasculitis
10%
—
impaired venous function —
7%
hernia
10%
—
muscle weakness —
7%
headaches
18%
8%
dysarthria —
7%
facial numbness
15%
5%
lateral medullary syndrome —
6%
there is heart failure
8%
—
transient ischemic attack —
6%
heart failure
8%
—
cough with agitation —
6%
nausea vomiting
12%
3%
pain in the vessels of the head —
6%
headache frontal
13%
4%
stamping gait —
6%
feeling of motion sickness
7%
—
convulsions —
6%
nausea
11%
3%
loss of balance —
6%
pulsation in the temples
13%
5%
hemianopsia —
6%
vomiting
11%
3%
tetraparesis —
6%
weakness in the extremities
10%
2%
head surgery —
6%
acute coronary syndrome
10%
2%
damage to the nervous system —
6%
dizziness with nausea
11%
3%
hydrocephalus —
6%
headache in the back of the head
11%
4%
localization of the main complaint the head —
6%
pulsation in the head
11%
4%
spinal stroke —
6%
hearing impaired
9%
2%
upper paraparesis —
6%
angina pectoris
9%
2%
high cholesterol hypertension —
6%
pulsates
9%
3%
the patient complains of a headache —
6%
sweating is increased
9%
3%
vascular damage —
6%
acute condition
8%
3%
hyperosmolar coma —
6%
smokes
9%
4%
weakness of the muscles of the hands —
6%
drug disease
7%
3%
hemorrhagic stroke —
5%
big head —
5%
no consciousness —
5%
periods of exacerbation —
5%
supraventricular arrhythmia —
5%
total aphasia —
5%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds —
5%
hematuria —
5%
nbsp —
5%
tongue numbness —
5%
permanent arrhythmia —
5%
photopsia —
5%
intracerebral hematoma —
5%
apoplexy —
5%
hyperlipidemia —
5%
scales on the head —
5%
protein-energy deficiency —
5%
arrhythmia attacks —
5%
atrial fibrillation —
5%
history of brain surgery —
5%
nervous cough —
5%
propulsion —
5%
weakness after illness —
5%
constantly moving —
5%
freezing when walking —
5%
anosognosia —
5%
neck pain to the back of the head —
5%
headache in the crown —
5%
epilepsy attacks —
5%
hallucinations —
5%
tremor when moving —
5%
pressing headache —
5%
pain in the veins —
5%
facial muscle weakness —
5%
worse when walking —
5%
cholesterolemia —
5%
compression of the brain —
5%
paresis of legs —
5%
hemiparetic gait —
5%
thrombocytosis —
4%
swelling on the head —
4%
veins on the temples —
4%
nausea from pain —
4%
meningeal syndrome —
4%
generalized epilepsy —
4%
superficial veins —
4%
hypercoagulation syndrome —
4%
headache with nausea and vomiting —
4%
nasolabial folds —
4%
severe hypoxia —
4%
hyperventilation syndrome —
4%
divergent squint —
4%
tremor of the hands —
4%
nervous exhaustion —
4%
difficult to swallow —
4%
head injury —
4%
essential hypertension —
4%
slowness of movement —
4%
cough —
4%
anesthesia —
4%
feeling of hopelessness —
4%
there is no head —
4%
neck pain —
4%
absences —
4%
convulsions pain —
4%
cold sweat —
4%
cough paroxysmal —
4%
there are no complaints —
4%
facial asymmetry —
4%
peripheral artery thrombosis —
4%
worse at noon —
4%
presses —
4%
clonic cramps —
4%
headache to vomiting —
4%
anamnesis ischemic stroke —
4%
myocarditis —
4%
inhibition —
4%
cardiosclerosis —
4%
thrombophlebitis —
4%
when turning to the side —
4%
visual hallucinations —
4%
rheumatism —
4%
a history of neurosurgery —
4%
obliterating atherosclerosis —
4%
hematoma —
4%
general swelling does —
4%
loss of visual fields —
4%
brain death —
4%
no reaction of the pupil to light —
4%
pain in the neck with dizziness —
4%
deep vein thrombosis —
4%