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Results: Differences General	✘Paralytic syndrome	✘Concentric sclerosis Balo
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%(1) 20%(1) MRI of the organ — 37%(0) CT of the organ — 36%(0) CT scan of the brain — 32%(0) MRI of the brain — 27%(0) CT of the head — 26%(0) Blood biochemistry — 21%(2) Ophthalmologist's examination — 20%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	86%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
muscle tension	81%	—
anxiety personality disorder	—	71%
stiffness in the lower back	80%	—
multiple sclerosis	—	54%
weakness in the legs	79%	—
amnesic aphasia	—	54%
shroud	73%	—
anxiety	—	54%
paresis	100%	27%
leukoencephalitis	—	44%
intestinal obstruction	70%	—
hemianopsia	—	38%
stiffness in the joints	69%	—
retrobulbar neuritis	—	38%
pancreatitis	66%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	37%
rashes bubbles	65%	—
hysterical neurosis	—	34%
bubbles on the skin	65%	—
aphasia	—	33%
stiffness in the legs	65%	—
hysterical psychopathy	—	33%
difficulty walking	63%	—
excitable psychopathy	—	33%
childish behavior	62%	—
papillitis	—	32%
foolishness	62%	—
unstable type of psychopathy	—	32%
infantile	59%	—
frequent colds in childhood	—	31%
intestinal lethargy	56%	—
endogenous depression	—	29%
atonic constipation	55%	—
paresis of the foot	—	29%
anemia	53%	—
impaired understanding of speech	—	29%
s eyes cloudy	51%	—
needs understanding	—	28%
megalomania	49%	—
autoaggression	—	28%
constipation	47%	—
straightforwardness	—	27%
progressive paralysis	34%	—
convulsions	—	26%
angry and irritable	33%	—
psychopathy	—	26%
frivolity	30%	—
chorioretinitis	—	25%
paralytic syndrome	30%	—
generalized epilepsy	—	25%
up mania	29%	—
magnesia	—	25%
sloppy	27%	—
contractures of the joints	—	24%
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish	27%	—
paresis of legs	—	24%
angry	26%	—
optic nerve atrophy	—	24%
anisocoria	26%	—
hyperkinesis	—	24%
inadequate behavior	25%	—
cerebellar ataxia	—	24%
pronounced forgetfulness	25%	—
nystagmus	—	23%
delirium	25%	—
consequences of infection	—	23%
different pupils	25%	—
loss of work	—	23%
cheerful	25%	—
contracture	—	22%
time to do anything says slowly	24%	—
consequences of acute respiratory	—	22%
confusion of consciousness	24%	—
neuritis	—	22%
i'm being watched	24%	—
eye swelling	—	22%
madness	24%	—
dementia	—	22%
impatient	22%	—
inflammation of the eyes	—	21%
dysarthria	21%	—
history of surgery	—	21%
take it, take it	21%	—
neuralgia	—	21%
irritability	18%	—
ataxia	—	21%
increased	14%	—
nervous excitability	—	21%
mood disorder	24%	18%
blurred vision	—	21%
speech slurred	25%	20%
hysteria	—	21%
neurosis	—	20%
constant weakness	—	20%
illness from stress	—	20%
herpes	—	20%
heredity predisposition	—	20%
epilepsy	—	20%
impaired coordination	—	19%
visual impairment	—	19%
nausea	—	18%
weakness after illness	—	18%
headaches	—	18%
feeling of bruising	—	18%
quickly gets tired	—	18%
acute condition	—	18%
hypoxia	—	18%
brain damage	—	17%
neurological disorders	—	17%
conducting an inspection	—	17%
swelling	—	17%
blood diseases	—	16%
there are no complaints	—	16%
patient's condition	—	15%
inflammation	—	15%
euphoria	32%	35%
cognitive disorders	18%	20%
memory impairment	19%	21%
lowered	19%	21%
forgetfulness	18%	20%
muscle weakness	17%	18%

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