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Results: Differences General	✘Birth trauma of newborns	✘Crises in myasthenia gravis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(3) 100%(1) General blood test 92%(2) 84%(9) ECG — 51%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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generic tumor	24%	—
botulism	—	50%
birth trauma	21%	—
myasthenia	—	50%
paresis of the facial nerve	18%	—
antibodies to acetylcholine receptor	—	47%
shoulder injury	17%	—
thymoma	—	41%
birth trauma of the head	17%	—
anxiety personality disorder	—	33%
weakness of the muscles of the hands	17%	—
lambert-eaton syndrome	—	33%
nerve damage	17%	—
state of exacerbation	—	32%
paresis of the hand	16%	—
chronic condition	—	30%
head injury	16%	—
muscle fatigue	—	30%
postpartum contractions	15%	—
anxiety	—	25%
hyperanteflexia of the uterus	15%	—
decreased cholinesterase	—	24%
discoordinated labor activity	14%	—
patient's condition	—	23%
epiphyseolysis	14%	—
cancer	—	23%
prolonged labor	14%	—
weak breathing	—	23%
lagophthalmos	13%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	22%
hemiparetic gait	13%	—
lowered	6%	28%
epidural hematoma	13%	—
oculopharyngeal muscular dystrophy	—	21%
petechiae	13%	—
weakness in the extremities	—	21%
facial asymmetry	13%	—
decrease in gamma globulins	—	20%
stagnant pneumonia	12%	—
progressive bulbar paralysis	—	20%
wound	12%	—
impaired arterial function	—	20%
hemorrhages on the skin	12%	—
hypophosphatemia	—	19%
decreased finger sensitivity	12%	—
neurological disorders	—	19%
bruise	12%	—
there are no complaints	—	19%
bruises on the body	12%	—
masked face (hypomimia)	—	19%
leg injury	12%	—
sudden weakness	—	18%
small-point rash	12%	—
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	—	18%
increased indirect bilirubin	12%	—
consequences of taking medications	6%	24%
hematomyelia	12%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	18%
broken collarbone	12%	—
quickly gets tired	—	18%
skin cracks on the hands	12%	—
ophthalmoplegia	—	18%
dislocation of the shoulder	12%	—
endocrine ophthalmopathy	—	17%
operative delivery	12%	—
convulsions	—	17%
congenital muscular torticollis	12%	—
remission	—	17%
uterine hypoplasia	11%	—
difficulty breathing	—	17%
fracture of the humerus	11%	—
segmental pneumonia	—	17%
red rash on the body	11%	—
type of breathing is mixed	—	17%
hip dislocation	11%	—
muscle weakness	16%	33%
weakness in the wrists	11%	—
weakness after illness	13%	30%
periosteum injury	11%	—
slow onset of the disease	—	16%
blue skin	11%	—
fasciculations	—	16%
lower paraparesis	11%	—
brain damage	—	16%
wet skin	11%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	—	16%
anatomically narrow pelvis	11%	—
oppenheim syndrome	—	16%
torticollis	11%	—
paralysis of the tongue	—	16%
premature babies	11%	—
ganglioneuritis	—	16%
pelvic presentation of the fetus	11%	—
congenital myopathies	—	16%
pregnancy	11%	—
respiratory insufficiency	—	16%
lack of water during pregnancy	11%	—
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	—	16%
postponed pregnancy	11%	—
inflammation	—	15%
subdural hematoma	11%	—
lung removed	—	15%
jaundice of newborns	11%	—
organic brain damage	—	15%
the skin is dark	11%	—
agitation	—	15%
weakness of the fingers	11%	—
acute condition	—	15%
red rash	11%	—
paralytic syndrome	—	15%
number of births increased	10%	—
myopathy	—	15%
pneumonia unspecified	10%	—
sternotomy	—	15%
spinal cord injury	10%	—
increased	8%	23%
skull fracture	10%	—
menstruation menopause	—	14%
liver injuries	10%	—
consequences of surgery	—	14%
hip fracture	10%	—
difficult to swallow	—	14%
skewed pelvis	10%	—
intensive physical load	—	14%
abrasion	10%	—
facial muscle weakness	—	14%
toxicosis of pregnancy in mom	10%	—
thyroid diseases	—	14%
injury rate	10%	—
inflammatory myopathy	—	14%
mycoplasma	10%	—
oncology	8%	22%
anomalies of labor activity	10%	—
history of surgery	10%	24%
muscle rupture	10%	—
heredity predisposition	—	13%
rapid childbirth	10%	—
muscle atrophy	8%	21%
subarachnoid hemorrhage	10%	—
polio	—	13%
headache in the temples	10%	—
blood diseases	—	13%
strongest weakness	10%	—
frequent swallowing	—	13%
A little weakness	10%	—
general narcosis	—	13%
hemiparesis	10%	—
impaired lung function	9%	22%
severe childbirth	10%	—
confusion	—	13%
fetal hypoxia	9%	—
grandmother hypertension	—	13%
large fruit	9%	—
sepsis	—	13%
heart disease in relatives	9%	—
better in afternoon	—	13%
late pregnancy	9%	—
weakness when breathing	8%	21%
spinal injury	9%	—
a lot of medicines	—	13%
complications of childbirth	9%	—
childhood diseases	6%	19%
dense tumor	9%	—
bronchial lesion	—	13%
head swelling	9%	—
reaction to manta rays	—	12%
weak joints	9%	—
hypercapnia	—	12%
pneumonia in children	9%	—
heaviness of breathing	—	12%
violation of pulmonary circulation	9%	—
CHD	—	12%
toxicosis	8%	—
pneumonia vomiting	—	12%
pulsates	8%	—
abdominal breathing	—	12%
scratches	8%	—
antibodies to gangliosides	—	12%
consequences of physical exertion	8%	—
respiratory	—	12%
no children	8%	—
aspiration pneumonia	—	12%
refuses treatment	8%	—
nausea	—	12%
impaired uterine function	8%	—
attacks of weakness	—	12%
vacuum	8%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	12%
bone deformation	8%	—
control issues	—	12%
calcification	8%	—
barking cough	—	12%
hematoma	8%	—
mediastinal tumors	—	12%
type of breathing chest	8%	—
worse after lunch	—	12%
jaundice	8%	—
heart dysfunction	6%	18%
traumatic brain injury	8%	—
radiation damage	—	12%

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