Distinctive symptoms
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children's speech
69%
—
colic —
65%
mental retardation
62%
—
muscle tension —
63%
atypical autism
55%
—
stiffness in the joints
14%
68%
closed
49%
—
blepharospasm —
52%
lags behind in the development
99%
60%
spastic dysphonia —
51%
overexcitation of the psyche
50%
12%
talks in a dream —
49%
self-injurious behavior
35%
—
damage to the nervous system
9%
57%
childhood diseases
56%
21%
oromandibular dystonia —
48%
catatonia
32%
—
strabismus —
47%
apathy
28%
—
neurosis
20%
65%
speech absence
43%
14%
muscular dystonia —
45%
irritability
27%
—
impaired coordination —
44%
irritability during
27%
—
parkinson's disease —
43%
psychologist
27%
—
ataxia —
42%
obsessive movements
25%
—
dizziness —
42%
attachment to the mother
25%
—
idiopathic blepharospasm —
42%
smart baby
25%
—
myoclonic dystonia —
41%
autism spectrum
24%
—
difficult to swallow —
41%
swings
24%
—
spasm in the throat —
39%
difficult understanding
24%
—
stress —
39%
does not like to be looked
23%
—
imbalance —
38%
stims
43%
18%
twitching of the upper eyelid —
37%
child is not says
23%
—
spasm —
37%
neat
23%
—
twitches eyelid —
36%
schizophrenia in children
22%
—
violations of the motor act —
36%
increased sensitivity
22%
—
hoarseness voice —
36%
the speech is monosyllabic
21%
—
cerebral palsy —
35%
gestures expressed
21%
—
jaw spasms —
35%
does not control himself
21%
—
tics —
35%
mental all
21%
—
head tremor —
34%
impulsiveness
21%
—
neuroacanthocytosis —
34%
nervous excitability
36%
13%
writing spasm —
34%
sarcasm
21%
—
spastic torticollis —
32%
there is autism in the family
21%
—
tremor —
32%
desire for solitude
21%
—
trauma —
30%
agitation
20%
—
segawa syndrome —
30%
age of development of social function is lowered
20%
—
muscular dystonia in a child —
30%
intellectual disabilities in children
20%
—
worse from movement —
30%
irritability in adolescents
20%
—
sticks out the tongue —
29%
attachment to parents
20%
—
round face —
29%
echolalia
20%
—
hemifacial spasm —
29%
limited vocabulary
20%
—
eye tic —
29%
family man
19%
—
intoxication
12%
40%
fear of illness
19%
—
nervous exhaustion —
27%
attachment to things
19%
—
disease periodic muscle —
27%
polymorbidity
18%
—
head tilted —
27%
hyperactive child
18%
—
neurological disorders —
27%
childish behavior
18%
—
involuntary movements —
26%
urolithiasis in children
18%
—
head injury —
26%
motor activity
18%
—
facial spasms —
26%
foolishness
18%
—
traumatic brain injury —
26%
irritability in the child
18%
—
machado-joseph disease —
25%
increased motor activity
18%
—
severe stress —
25%
unwillingness to talk
17%
—
violence in childhood
10%
35%
emotional child
17%
—
congenital muscular torticollis —
24%
thinking disorders
17%
—
spinocerebellar ataxia —
24%
the answers are monosyllabic
17%
—
encephalitis —
23%
rett syndrome
17%
—
voice disorders —
22%
children's aphasia
17%
—
the sex of the newborn is lowered —
22%
infantile
17%
—
torsion dystonia —
22%
love for people
17%
—
muscle spasm of the hands —
22%
schizophrenia
17%
—
speech slurred
17%
39%
alalia
17%
—
weakness in the hands —
21%
autoaggression
17%
—
leukoencephalitis —
21%
walking back and forth
17%
—
brain tumor —
21%
vaccination
17%
—
Chewing his tongue —
21%
vulgar
16%
—
shortening of legs —
20%
enthusiastic
16%
—
social phobia —
20%
high height
16%
—
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis —
20%
asperger's syndrome
16%
—
zpr fatigue from the disease —
20%
short height
16%
—
a history of neurosurgery —
20%
caring for the family
16%
—
tension of the eye muscles —
20%
stereotypical movements
16%
—
muscle atrophy —
20%
taking care of children
16%
—
twitching of the head —
19%
growth disorders in children
16%
—
brain tumors —
19%
disorder of stereotypical movements
16%
—
feeling of stiffness —
19%
destructive behavior
16%
—
muscle pain —
19%
risk ii
16%
—
up strong —
19%
fear of change
16%
—
worse during day —
19%
fear of people
16%
—
juvenile parkinsonism —
19%
needs love
16%
—
dizziness lying down —
19%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders
16%
—
myasthenia —
18%
loudly cries
16%
—
depression is strong —
18%
screaming crying
16%
—
reduces the fingers —
18%
fears of anxiety
16%
—
aching —
18%
2 children
16%
—
headache in the neck —
18%
problems with studying
16%
—
inflammation —
17%
does not express emotions
15%
—
muscle pain from exertion —
17%
metabolic myopathy
15%
—
changing handwriting —
17%
no children
15%
—
patient is motionless
7%
24%
impaired understanding of speech
15%
—
in the family diabetes —
17%
large child
15%
—
overwork —
17%
independent
15%
—
emotional tension —
17%
phenylketonuria
15%
—
poor sleep
14%
31%
often sick child
15%
—
oncology
6%
22%
in the morning, a bad mood
15%
—
sudden dizziness —
16%
anxiety
26%
9%
emotional fatigue —
16%
fear of relationships
15%
—
diabetes mellitus
7%
23%
studies well
15%
—
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes —
16%
sad
14%
—
worse lying down —
16%