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Results: Differences Similar	✘Paralytic syndrome	✘Epileptic psychosis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 96%(0) CT scan of the brain — 79%(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%
paralysis	98%	—
apathy strong	—	75%
constipation	73%	—
lack of will	—	72%
intestinal obstruction	71%	—
epileptic psychosis	—	53%
muscle tension	62%	—
hallucinations	—	39%
intestinal lethargy	49%	—
oneiroid syndrome	—	39%
atonic constipation	49%	—
affective psychosis	—	38%
pancreatitis	47%	—
перегрев на солнце	—	37%
megalomania	45%	—
affective disorders	—	37%
quickly gets tired	44%	—
temporal lobe epilepsy	—	37%
progressive paralysis	30%	—
half-sleep half-consciousness	—	36%
stiffness	46%	16%
alcoholic epilepsy	—	36%
paralytic syndrome	27%	—
epilepsy	—	36%
frivolity	26%	—
paranoia	—	35%
sloppy	24%	—
aggressive	—	35%
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish	24%	—
emotional	—	32%
anisocoria	23%	—
ecstasy	—	29%
angry	23%	—
visual hallucinations	—	29%
different pupils	23%	—
patient's condition	—	28%
personality traits	23%	—
schizophrenia	—	28%
speech slurred	23%	—
alert	—	28%
throat cheerful	23%	—
anxiety	—	27%
time to do anything says slowly	22%	—
convulsions	—	26%
they're watching him	21%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	26%
impatient	20%	—
visions	—	25%
dysarthria	19%	—
loud voice	—	24%
take it, take it	18%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	24%
childish behavior	18%	—
catatonia	—	24%
infantile	17%	—
mysticism	—	23%
foolishness	17%	—
poisoning with narcotic analgesics	—	23%
memory	17%	—
consumes alcohol	—	23%
muscle weakness	15%	—
intoxication psychosis	—	23%
up mania	27%	19%
head injury in anamnesis	—	22%
acute condition	—	22%
deterioration from tobacco	—	22%
deterioration from overheating	—	21%
unspecified mental disorders	—	21%
generalized epilepsy	—	21%
epilepsy in childhood	—	21%
anxiety attack	—	21%
convulsions in the anamnesis	—	21%
nose good	—	20%
right-sided symptoms	—	20%
no consciousness	—	19%
deterioration from alcohol	—	19%
predominant right	—	19%
impulsiveness	—	19%
bitterness	—	19%
outbursts of anger	—	19%
refusal to drink	—	19%
fears of anxiety	—	19%
alcohol poisoning	—	19%
illness after hypothermia	—	18%
confusion of thoughts	—	18%
emotional tension	—	18%
voice disorders	—	18%
effects of smoking	—	18%
takes antidepressants	—	18%
loses thought	—	18%
mixed anxious	—	18%
depression anxiety	—	18%
addiction	—	17%
traumatic brain injury	—	17%
a history of trauma	—	17%
head injury	—	17%
inflammation of the brain	—	17%
alcohol dependence	—	17%
changeable mood	—	17%
nervous excitability	—	17%
hyperthermia	—	17%
general intoxication syndrome	—	16%
family man	—	16%
depression	—	16%
suspicion	—	16%
a lot of medicines	—	16%
smokes	—	16%
brain tumor	—	16%
psychologist	—	15%
overweight	—	15%
sad	—	15%
dependence on the doctor	—	15%
subacute condition	—	15%
sensitivity to medications	—	15%
there are no complaints	—	14%
damage to the nervous system	—	14%
intoxication	—	14%
delirium	22%	36%
oncology	—	13%
injury	—	13%
inflammation	—	13%
confusion	22%	35%
madness	22%	35%
mood disorder	21%	34%
cognitive disorders	16%	23%
patient behavior	14%	20%
irritability	16%	16%
forgetfulness	17%	17%
euphoria	29%	29%
inadequate behavior	23%	23%

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