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Results: Differences General ✘Borderline intellectual disability✘Muscular dystonia in a child
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Distinctive symptoms
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limited vocabulary 53% —
impaired coordination — 59%
smart baby 48% —
spastic dysphonia — 51%
mind 46% —
can't sit — 50%
playing with children's toys 45% —
spastic torticollis — 49%
mental retardation easy 44% —
torticollis — 48%
taking care of children 36% —
muscular dystonia — 45%
health care 35% —
muscular dystonia in a child — 43%
misunderstanding 35% —
blepharospasm — 43%
immaturity 35% —
delay of mental development — 42%
difficult understanding 35% —
cerebral palsy — 41%
plays toys 34% —
spasm in the throat — 40%
pedagogical neglect 34% —
effects of poisoning — 40%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 34% —
congenital muscular torticollis — 39%
cretinism 33% —
intoxication 19% 56%
Alexia 33% —
eye spasm — 37%
children's speech 32% —
spasm — 35%
mental retardation 32% —
tics — 35%
thoughts about work 31% —
hoarseness voice — 35%
asphyxia of newborns 31% —
writing spasm — 34%
constant weakness 31% —
oromandibular dystonia — 31%
underdevelopment 30% —
hemifacial spasm — 30%
alalia 30% —
segawa syndrome — 30%
distracted 30% —
round face — 29%
not mindfulness 30% —
poisoning with prussic acid — 29%
psychologist 29% —
helps others — 28%
slow thinking 29% —
convulsions — 28%
a difficult teenager 28% —
head tilted — 27%
feeling of bruising 28% —
stiffness in the joints — 27%
big head 25% —
stereotypia — 27%
intellectual disabilities in children 25% —
head spasms — 27%
late pregnancy 25% —
facial spasms — 27%
thinking disorders 25% —
headaches — 27%
confusion of thoughts 24% —
increased motor activity — 26%
loses thought 24% —
muscle hypertonus — 26%
changeable mood 23% —
involuntary movements — 26%
alternating symptoms 23% —
myoclonic dystonia — 26%
perception 23% —
motor activity — 26%
suffocation 23% —
poisoning with heavy metal salts — 25%
cerebral circulation disorder 22% —
patient's gait is spastic — 25%
criticality 22% —
twitches eyelid — 24%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 22% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 24%
aggressive 21% —
muscle tension — 23%
unspecified mental disorders 20% —
spasms in the body — 23%
cognitive disorders 31% 9%
diseases of infants — 23%
hormonal disorders 19% —
stereotypical movements — 23%
pregnancy 32% 11%
voice disorders — 22%
quickly gets tired 28% 8%
parkinson's disease — 22%
traumatic illness 30% 12%
muscle damage — 22%
variable symptoms 24% 10%
muscle spasm of the hands — 21%
confusion of consciousness 21% 8%
tremor — 21%
needs attention 22% 9%
head tremor — 21%
n 22% 9%
idiopathic blepharospasm — 21%
decreased concentration of attention 21% 9%
brain tumors in children — 21%
speech absence 25% 14%
Chewing his tongue — 21%
nervous excitability 23% 13%
hypertension in a child — 20%
fidgety 24% 14%
social phobia — 20%
drug disease 25% 16%
headache lying down — 20%
gradual deterioration of the condition 21% 12%
remission — 20%
general intoxication syndrome 21% 12%
shortening of legs — 20%
hypoxia 20% 11%
muscle pain — 19%
neuroinfections 25% 20%
up strong — 19%
blood diseases 18% 14%
reduces the fingers — 19%
recovery period 19% 15%
worse during day — 19%
stage of recovery 19% 15%
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy — 19%
tremor of the hands — 19%
juvenile parkinsonism — 19%
mood disorder — 19%
worse when moving — 19%
disorder of stereotypical movements — 19%
brain tumors — 19%
twitching of the head — 19%
depression is strong — 18%
control issues — 18%
hyperkinesis — 18%
sloppy — 18%
impaired lung function — 18%
perinatal encephalopathy — 18%
anatomically narrow pelvis — 18%
brain damage — 18%
postpartum infections — 18%
changing handwriting — 18%
headache in the neck — 18%
myasthenia — 18%
impaired nervous system function — 18%
jaw spasms — 18%
muscle pain from exertion — 17%
emotional tension — 17%
eye tic — 17%
oncology — 17%
stims — 17%
rapid childbirth — 17%
brain tumor — 17%
worse lying down — 17%
worse in morning — 17%
emotional fatigue — 17%
fontanelle — 17%
worse at rest — 16%
periodic headaches — 16%
skewed pelvis — 16%
there are no complaints — 16%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes — 16%
moves in a dream — 16%
intracerebral hematoma — 16%
postencephalitic syndrome — 16%
intoxication of alcohol — 16%
disease periodic muscle — 16%
ley syndrome — 15%
jaw trism — 15%
slowness of movement — 15%
pain when turning the head in the neck — 15%
Hoarseness is worse in the morning — 15%
headache better sitting — 15%
poor sleep — 15%
neck pain — 15%
little's disease — 15%
lethargic encephalitis — 15%
pain in the eyes — 15%
pain in the eye when blinking — 15%
leber's hereditary optical neuropathy — 15%
in the genus mental illness — 15%
feeling of stiffness — 15%
carbon disulfide poisoning — 15%
spastic diplegia — 15%
headache better standing — 15%
flinches from surprise — 15%
pompe disease — 15%
chews for a long — 15%
pain from the load — 15%
lesh-nihan syndrome — 15%
shortness of breath — 15%
dryness and pain in the eyes — 15%
frequent headaches — 14%
essential tremor — 14%
sticks out the tongue — 14%
when turning — 14%
ganglia — 14%

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