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Results: Differences General ✘Epilepsy in children✘Carbon monoxide poisoning
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%(20)47%(3)
General blood test 27%(7)53%(1)
ECG 32%(0)—
MRI of the brain 24%(0)—
General urine test 23%(14)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%15%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 9%100%
convulsive syndrome in children 53% —
intoxication 8% 69%
epilepsy attacks 65% 16%
carbon monoxide poisoning — 52%
epilepsy at night 38% —
increased alt — 47%
epilepsy in a dream 33% —
fainting 11% 56%
impulsiveness 30% —
euphoria 5% 32%
absences 30% —
freezing when walking — 26%
lags behind in the development 27% —
dry cough pneumonia — 26%
delay of mental development 24% —
strong dry cough — 25%
epilepsy in the morning 23% —
tinnitus — 25%
delayed speech development 21% —
shuffling gait — 25%
children's speech 20% —
shortness of breath — 25%
tiki in children 18% —
retrograde amnesia — 25%
childhood absentee epilepsy 17% —
fever — 24%
epilepsy in children 17% —
need for fresh air — 24%
epilepsy in childhood 16% —
pulsation in the temples — 22%
neonatal convulsions 16% —
pressing headache — 22%
focal epilepsy 16% —
not in the mood — 22%
twitching of the body 16% —
myoglobinuria — 22%
epileptic status 15% —
headaches 8% 30%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 15% —
hyperthermia 5% 27%
generalized epilepsy 15% —
reddening of the skin — 21%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 15% —
stones cough after bronchitis — 21%
myoclonic epilepsy 15% —
erythrocytosis 3% 24%
febrile convulsions in children 15% —
harmful child — 21%
convulsions 47% 31%
dry fever — 21%
twitching of the head 14% —
breathing cough dry — 21%
tonic-clonic convulsions 14% —
decrease in ESR — 21%
convulsions in sleep 14% —
pressing pain behind the sternum — 21%
a history of neurosurgery 14% —
abasia — 20%
mitochondrial myopathy 14% —
dyspnea — 20%
tuberous sclerosis 14% —
cough — 20%
aura 14% —
headache in the temples — 20%
pregnancy toxicosis 13% —
disorders of consciousness 9% 29%
toxicosis 12% —
squeezing pain behind the sternum — 20%
postencephalitic syndrome 12% —
low body temperature 3% 23%
benign rolandic epilepsy 12% —
longing 3% 23%
myopathy 12% —
bipolar disorder — 19%
paralysis 11% —
loss of sense of smell — 19%
dravet syndrome 11% —
dizziness with vomiting — 19%
rasmussen's encephalitis 11% —
fever cough — 19%
no consciousness 11% —
ringing in the head — 19%
neuroinfections 11% —
headache with visual impairment — 19%
hyperventilation syndrome 11% —
sense of smell is reduced — 19%
роды и вскармливание 11% —
strong cough — 19%
large child 11% —
bloating 3% 22%
epilepsy in pregnant women 11% —
whole head hurts — 19%
fetal hypoxia 11% —
tremor of the hands — 18%
nervousness 11% —
pain in the left chest — 18%
focal cortical dysplasia 10% —
emphysema of the lungs — 18%
traumatic brain injury 10% —
severe shortness of breath — 18%
temporal lobe epilepsy 10% —
does not sweat — 18%
painful appearance 10% —
shaky gait — 18%
restless child 10% —
noise in the head — 18%
head injury 10% —
slowness of movement — 18%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 10% —
dizziness with nausea — 18%
angelman syndrome 10% —
collapse — 18%
mental retardation 10% —
dry cough — 18%
brain development abnormalities 10% —
pulsates 4% 22%
cysticercosis 10% —
heart dysfunction 7% 25%
history of brain surgery 10% —
presses 2% 19%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 10% —
full-blooded 4% 21%
head surgery 10% —
pain in the sternum — 17%
nervous excitability 10% —
hemoglobin increased — 17%
meningoencephalitis 10% —
mucous hyperemia — 17%
patient's condition 9% —
to breathe hard — 17%
hysteria 9% —
strong character — 17%
onset of illness 9% —
stagnation in the lungs — 17%
epileptic psychosis 9% —
rapid breathing — 17%
early development 9% —
cough with shortness — 17%
small epileptic seizure 9% —
agitation — 17%
big head 9% —
tremor 5% 22%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 9% —
bronchitis — 16%
periods of exacerbation 9% —
worse when walking — 16%
pain in the rectum 9% —
lowered 10% 26%
twitching of the hands 9% —
leukopenia — 16%
cramps of the hands 9% —
the need for security — 16%
leukoencephalitis 9% —
loss of balance — 16%
metabolic myopathy 9% —
tachycardia 4% 20%
overexcitation of the psyche 9% —
vomiting 3% 19%
g40 9 unspecified epilepsy 9% —
hypotension 4% 20%
decreased concentration of attention 9% —
pulsation in the head 3% 19%
neurosis 9% —
hallucinations 7% 22%
cerebral palsy 9% —
tonic convulsions 12% 27%
convulsions in the anamnesis 9% —
bronchial lesion — 15%
trauma 9% —
up mania 3% 17%
high temperature 9% —
leukocytosis — 14%
neuroses in children 8% —
acute condition 5% 19%
patient is motionless 8% —
pain chest — 14%
biotinidase deficiency 8% —
palpitations 5% 19%
connective tissue dysplasia 8% —
double vision 3% 17%
leucinosis 8% —
swelling of the brain 4% 17%
apnea 8% —
pulmonary edema 3% 16%
sudden onset 8% —
nausea 6% 19%
cramps at night 8% —
memory loss 7% 20%
acidosis 8% —
impaired lung function 5% 18%
infantile 8% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 5% 18%
look absent 8% —
periodic fainting 5% 18%
autism 8% —
hypoxia 12% 24%
pain in the intestines 8% —
affective disorders 5% 17%
heredity predisposition 8% —
nausea vomiting 3% 15%

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