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Results: Differences General ✘Convulsive syndrome in children✘Laryngitis in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%(13)18%(0)
General blood test 12%(6)49%(7)
General urine test 10%(13)43%(3)
Respiratory tract endoscopy —24%(0)
Chest radiography —23%(0)
Other hormones 5%(3)13%(3)
Measurements at the reception 6%(0)12%(0)
Infection tests 4%(3)12%(1)
Elements and vitamins 9%(8)7%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
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epilepsy 51% —
barking cough — 37%
epilepsy in children 49% —
hoarseness voice — 36%
epilepsy attacks 48% —
spasm in the throat 4% 38%
absences 30% —
laryngospasm 4% 36%
epilepsy at night 22% —
acute laryngitis — 30%
impulsiveness 22% —
acute laryngeal stenosis — 29%
lags behind in the development 20% —
cough — 28%
delayed speech development 19% —
laryngeal stenosis — 27%
epilepsy in a dream 18% —
laryngotracheitis — 27%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 16% —
foreign body of the larynx — 24%
hydrocephalus 14% —
tracheitis — 24%
febrile convulsions in children 14% —
laryngeal edema — 24%
jealousy in children 13% —
laryngotracheitis in children — 23%
clonic cramps 12% —
inflammation of larynx — 23%
convulsive syndrome in children 12% —
laryngitis in children — 23%
twitching of the body 12% —
redness of the larynx — 23%
neonatal convulsions 12% —
tracheitis in a child — 22%
cramps of the hands 12% —
pain in the larynx when swallowing — 22%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 12% —
laryngitis cough — 21%
tonic convulsions 12% —
spasm 7% 28%
childhood absentee epilepsy 12% —
pus in the throat — 21%
delay of mental development 11% —
swelling of the throat mucosa — 20%
generalized epilepsy 11% —
swelling of the throat 3% 23%
cramps in the extremities 11% —
throat hurts — 19%
aura 11% —
laryngeal tonsillitis — 19%
tonic-clonic convulsions 11% —
foreign body of the pharynx — 19%
convulsions in the anamnesis 11% —
whistling breathing — 19%
brain development abnormalities 11% —
infectious allergic laryngitis — 19%
convulsions in sleep 11% —
pain in the larynx — 18%
focal epilepsy 10% —
dry cough — 18%
postencephalitic syndrome 10% —
rhinitis in children — 17%
epilepsy in childhood 10% —
rhinopharyngitis — 17%
epilepsy in the morning 10% —
difficulty inhaling breathing — 17%
children's speech 17% 5%
throat tickling — 17%
head injury 9% —
pharyngitis in children — 17%
sudden onset 9% —
catarrh of the nasopharynx — 17%
neuroinfections 9% —
pharyngitis — 17%
head established magnesium deficiency 9% —
purple throat — 16%
tics 9% —
rhinopharyngitis in children — 16%
traumatic brain injury 9% —
A child's voice — 16%
paralysis 9% —
adenovirus infection — 16%
cramps in the legs 9% —
follicular sore throat — 16%
hypoglycemia 9% —
larynx atrophy — 15%
hypomagnesemia 9% —
myxedema — 15%
decreased calcium 9% —
laryngopharyngeal reflux — 15%
no consciousness 9% —
epiglottitis — 15%
g40 9 unspecified epilepsy 8% —
runny nose — 15%
viral meningoencephalitis 8% —
difficulty breathing — 15%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 8% —
ARVI 3% 18%
temporal lobe epilepsy 8% —
nasal discharge purulent — 14%
focal cortical dysplasia 8% —
tonsillitis — 14%
mental retardation 8% —
cough with agitation — 14%
meningoencephalitis 8% —
larynx hypertrophy — 14%
organic brain damage 8% —
dyspnea — 14%
thin 8% —
diphtheria — 14%
decreased magnesium 8% —
bronchial lesion — 14%
angelman syndrome 8% —
breathing is difficult — 14%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 8% —
breathing hoarse — 14%
apnea 8% —
pharyngeal mucosa atrophied — 13%
acute head injury 8% —
foreign body of the esophagus — 13%
decreased intelligence 8% —
breathing cough dry — 13%
rasmussen's encephalitis 8% —
pain when swallowing — 13%
cysticercosis 8% —
hoarse cough — 13%
fainting 14% 4%
obsessive cough — 13%
dravet syndrome 8% —
pharyngeal abscess — 13%
large child 8% —
anything cough from mucus in the throat — 12%
attacks of pain 8% —
respiratory spasm — 12%
hyperthermia 7% —
laryngeal injuries — 12%
tiki in children 7% —
cough from dry throat — 12%
twitching of the head 7% —
voice disorders — 12%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 7% —
mucus in the nose in the morning — 12%
risk ii 7% —
cough with hoarseness of voice — 12%
helps others 7% —
sharp cough — 12%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 7% —
severe sore throat — 12%
cysticercosis of the brain 7% —
acute nasopharyngitis runny — 12%
hemiparesis 7% —
to breathe hard — 12%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 7% —
parainfluenza — 12%
dizziness 7% —
sputum — 12%
early closure of fontanelles 7% —
whistling breath — 12%
neurological disorders 7% —
barking cough — 12%
viral encephalitis 7% —
laryngotracheobronchitis — 12%
magnesia 7% —
quiet voice — 12%
boring guy 7% —
dry 3% 15%
big head 7% —
croup — 12%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 7% —
laryngomalacia — 12%
epileptic status 7% —
mucous discharge from the nose — 11%
perinatal encephalopathy 7% —
tendon compaction — 11%
cerebral palsy 7% —
allergies in children — 11%
cerebral circulation disorder 7% —
pharyngeal injuries — 11%
epileptic psychosis 7% —
shortness of breath whistling — 11%
epilepsy in pregnant women 7% —
otitis media — 11%
neurosis 7% —
papilloma in the throat — 11%
brain tumor 7% —
laryngeal stenosis in children — 11%
lissencephaly 7% —
fever cough — 11%
cytomegalovirus 7% —
tickling throat cough — 11%
twitching of the hands 7% —
acute allergic reactions — 11%
myoclonic epilepsy 7% —
laryngeal papillomatosis — 11%
small epileptic seizure 7% —
sore throat during coughing — 11%
hyperthermic syndrome in children 7% —
epiglottitis in children — 11%
tuberous sclerosis 7% —
pain when breathing — 11%

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