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Results: Differences General ✘Lee Syndrome✘Menkes disease
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Distinctive symptoms
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mitochondrial myopathy 68% —
curly hair — 39%
myopathy 59% 7%
wilson-konovalov disease — 30%
body tremor 43% —
toxicosis — 24%
sluggish baby 43% —
copper in urine is increased — 23%
tremor of the limb 52% 9%
bilirubin is elevated — 22%
myocardiodystrophy 40% —
pregnancy — 22%
polyneuropathy 40% —
dystrophy — 21%
necrosis 53% 11%
brain damage — 21%
bettolepsy 36% —
acute liver failure — 20%
fatigue from children 35% —
copper in urine is lowered — 20%
median nerve neuropathy 35% —
chorea — 19%
quickly gets tired 35% —
hepatitis chronic — 18%
muscle weakness 43% 6%
liver transplantation — 18%
clonic cramps 34% —
cephalomatoma — 18%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 34% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 18%
weakness of the ligaments 34% —
zinc — 18%
delayed puberty 34% —
decreased concentration of attention — 18%
periodic weakness 33% —
protein-energy deficiency — 18%
weakness after illness 42% 8%
salivation — 18%
hypotension with weakness 32% —
muscular dystonia — 17%
tremor 49% 15%
dysarthria — 17%
weakness in the extremities 30% —
chronic liver failure — 17%
history medical mother's 30% —
skin problems — 17%
nervous excitability 29% —
hemolytic anemia — 17%
drowsiness 29% —
parkinson's disease — 17%
hypotension 29% —
pseudobulbar syndrome — 16%
difficulty breathing 29% —
history of liver surgery — 16%
epilepsy attacks 40% 10%
cataract — 16%
fainting 28% —
acute hepatitis — 16%
effects of puberty 28% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 16%
will not work 28% —
cerebellar ataxia — 16%
high height 27% —
I can't be alone — 16%
respiratory insufficiency 27% —
cholestasis — 16%
convulsions 50% 21%
acute viral hepatitis — 16%
disorders of consciousness 26% —
navel deformity — 16%
zpr fatigue from the disease 25% —
zinc deficiency — 15%
lags behind in the development 35% 8%
speech slurred — 15%
hypotension 25% —
oromandibular dystonia — 15%
impaired lung function 23% —
improper nutrition — 15%
miscarriage 31% 7%
s eyes cloudy — 15%
oncology 21% —
liver failure — 15%
enlarged liver 38% 15%
difficult to swallow — 15%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 30% 7%
hypertrophy biliary tract — 15%
hepatosplenomegaly 31% 8%
slowness of movement — 14%
cramps in the legs 29% 10%
confusion of consciousness — 14%
delay of mental development 29% 10%
madness — 14%
enlargement of the spleen 29% 10%
a history of organ transplantation — 14%
onset of illness 23% 5%
mood disorder — 14%
paresis 27% 9%
nails are blue — 14%
delayed speech development 28% 10%
ascites — 14%
hyperkinesis 32% 14%
hepatitis c — 14%
epilepsy 38% 20%
cholestatic hepatitis — 14%
children's speech 28% 13%
tremor at rest — 14%
neurological disorders 34% 21%
delirium — 14%
metabolic disorder 25% 12%
smart baby — 14%
ataxia 28% 15%
the hair is dull — 14%
impaired coordination 26% 14%
athetosis — 14%
damage to the nervous system 23% 12%
hepatitis — 14%
liver problems 24% 13%
hypersplenism — 13%
increased 29% 18%
tetraparesis — 13%
patient's condition 21% 12%
kidney failure — 13%
lowered 29% 20%
brittle hair — 13%
protein c deficiency 27% 20%
ehlers - danlos syndrome — 13%
childhood diseases 31% 24%
tremor in the legs — 13%
autoimmune hepatitis — 13%
cerebellar dysarthria — 13%
thrombocytopenia — 13%
toxic liver — 13%
kidney diseases — 13%
swallow hard — 13%
head tremor — 13%
consequences of childbirth — 13%
postpartum contractions — 13%
anxiety — 13%
early development — 13%
prolonged jaundice — 13%
umbilical hernia — 13%
paranoia — 13%
stiffness in the joints — 13%
paresis of the hand — 12%
secondary parkinsonism — 12%
heart dysfunction — 12%
protein in the urine — 12%
vaccination — 12%
joint hypermobility syndrome — 12%
impaired nervous system function — 12%
hernia of the abdomen — 12%
malabsorption — 12%
muscle tension — 12%
control issues — 12%
leukopenia — 12%
remission — 12%
not enough freedom — 12%
diseases of infants — 12%
medicinal hepatitis — 12%
consequences of taking medications — 12%
chronic active hepatitis — 12%
enteropathy — 12%
psychologist — 12%
gastrointestinal problems — 12%
drug disease — 12%
deterioration postpartum — 12%
there are no complaints — 12%
viral hepatitis b — 12%
severe childbirth — 12%
inguinal hernia — 12%
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 11%
peripheral clouding of the lens — 11%
better to be alone — 11%
chest deformity — 11%
bulbar dysarthria — 11%
arrhythmia — 11%
not enough time — 11%
hemolytic anemia in children — 11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 11%
prothrombin index increased — 11%
diffuse liver changes — 11%
portal vein dilated — 11%
violation of protein metabolism — 11%
paresis of legs — 11%
history of surgery — 11%
recovery period — 11%
complications of childbirth — 11%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 11%
women trembling from emotions — 11%
discoid lupus erythematosus — 11%
hyperpigmentation — 11%
hard to get started — 11%
absences — 11%
pseudobulbar dysarthria — 11%
suspicion — 11%
nephropathy — 11%
high temperature — 11%
hypertrophy of the left ventricle — 11%
reactive hepatitis — 11%
mental illness — 11%

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