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Results: Differences General	✘Myoclonic dystonia	✘Teenage alcoholism
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) — Coagulogram 25%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	77%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	70%
torticollis	71%	—
anxiety personality disorder	—	58%
spastic dysphonia	71%	—
alcoholism 3 st	—	42%
spastic torticollis	68%	—
anxiety	24%	64%
twitches eyelid	66%	—
dependence on parents	—	34%
twitching of the upper eyelid	66%	—
media alcoholism	—	34%
tics	63%	—
alcoholism in the family	—	31%
muscular dystonia	63%	—
psychopathy	—	29%
congenital muscular torticollis	61%	—
schizoid psychopathy	—	27%
twitching of the hands	59%	—
alcohol intolerance	—	26%
hyperkinesis	59%	—
hangover syndrome	—	25%
involuntary movements	55%	—
desire to argue	—	25%
cramps of the hands	53%	—
throws objects	—	25%
convulsions	51%	—
anosognosia	—	25%
hoarseness voice	50%	—
internal conflict	—	25%
muscular dystonia in a child	49%	—
taking care of children	—	24%
voice disorders	48%	—
allergy to alcohol	—	24%
writing spasm	47%	—
overprotection	—	24%
periodic illness	46%	—
are easily frightened	—	24%
worse from movement	45%	—
domestic violence	—	23%
discharge phobias	44%	—
fear of communication	—	23%
oromandibular dystonia	44%	—
fear of being dependent on someone	—	22%
tremor of the hands	42%	—
self-confident	—	22%
segawa syndrome	42%	—
head like a drunken	—	21%
round face	41%	—
sociopath	—	21%
hemifacial spasm	41%	—
asthenic	—	21%
mood disorder	40%	—
bad from alcohol	—	20%
blepharospasm	39%	—
nervous the child	—	20%
twitching of the leg muscles	38%	—
alcoholism and drug addiction	—	20%
facial spasms	37%	—
desire for alcohol	—	20%
cramps in the fingers	36%	—
artistic	—	20%
damage to the nervous system	36%	—
alcoholism	20%	39%
onset of illness	36%	—
euphoria	—	19%
twitching limbs	35%	—
he's defending himself	—	19%
spasm in the throat	35%	—
need for alcohol	—	19%
epilepsy	35%	—
restless and anxious	—	19%
tremor	51%	16%
restless child	—	19%
cramps in the extremities	33%	—
anxiety disorders in children	—	19%
patient is motionless	33%	—
impulsiveness	—	18%
panic attacks	32%	—
emotional child	—	18%
epilepsy attacks	32%	—
effects of drugs	—	18%
convulsions in the anamnesis	32%	—
smart baby	—	17%
parkinson's disease	31%	—
intellectual disabilities in children	—	17%
the lower eyelid twitches	31%	—
high intelligence	—	17%
idiopathic blepharospasm	30%	—
hysteria	—	17%
muscle spasm of the hands	30%	—
alcohol is abusing	—	17%
shortening of legs	29%	—
addiction	—	16%
fear of convulsions	29%	—
aggressive	—	15%
head tremor	29%	—
sweating is increased	—	15%
Chewing his tongue	29%	—
2 children	—	15%
obsessive thoughts	29%	—
family man	—	15%
fear of death from illness	28%	—
increased sensitivity	—	14%
social phobia	28%	—
vomiting	—	14%
depressive thoughts	28%	—
consequences of injuries	—	14%
finger twitching	27%	—
nausea	—	14%
tiki in children	27%	—
drug allergy	—	14%
muscle pain	27%	—
alcohol dependence	31%	35%
twitching of the body	27%	—
needs attention	13%	16%
up strong	27%	—
stereotypia	14%	17%
twitching of the head	27%	—
stress	11%	14%
juvenile parkinsonism	27%	—
dependence on the doctor	12%	14%
spasm	26%	—
cognitive disorders	13%	15%
worse during day	26%	—
better in afternoon	12%	14%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	26%	—
allergy	11%	13%
cramps in the legs	26%	—
feeling of stiffness	26%	—
worse in morning	26%	—
worried about his health	26%	—
aching	26%	—
anxious thoughts	26%	—
reduces the fingers	25%	—
he drinks alcohol in moderation	25%	—
headaches	25%	—
headache in the neck	25%	—
depression is strong	25%	—
myasthenia	25%	—
neurological disorders	25%	—
subacute condition	25%	—
worried about his health	24%	—
fear of death	24%	—
jaw spasms	24%	—
muscle pain from exertion	24%	—
stiffness in the joints	24%	—
changing handwriting	24%	—
depression	24%	—
emotional tension	24%	—
worse during sleep	24%	—
fear of the unknown	23%	—
moves in a dream	23%	—
problems with the father	23%	—
epilepsy in childhood	23%	—
worse from sudden movements	23%	—
helps others	23%	—
worse lying down	23%	—
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes	23%	—
fear of life	23%	—
eye tic	23%	—
slowness of movement	22%	—
disease periodic muscle	22%	—
emotional fatigue	22%	—
periodic headaches	22%	—
pain from the load	22%	—
head tilted	22%	—
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	22%	—
leber's hereditary optical neuropathy	22%	—
control issues	38%	14%
flinches from surprise	22%	—
jaw trism	22%	—
pain in the eyes	22%	—
consequences of taking medications	22%	—
in the genus mental illness	21%	—
pain when turning the head in the neck	21%	—
carbon disulfide poisoning	21%	—
headache better sitting	21%	—
lesh-nihan syndrome	21%	—
convulsive syndrome in children	21%	—
little's disease	21%	—
neck pain	21%	—
lethargic encephalitis	21%	—
ley syndrome	21%	—
lung syphilis	21%	—
spastic diplegia	21%	—
shortness of breath	21%	—
poor sleep	21%	—
pompe disease	21%	—
chews for a long	21%	—
history of surgery	21%	—
lowered	21%	—
worse at rest	21%	—
cerebral palsy	21%	—
heaviness in the neck	20%	—
dryness in the eyes	20%	—
sticks out the tongue	20%	—
pain in the eye when blinking	20%	—
poisoning with prussic acid	20%	—
dysarthria	20%	—
anxiety depressive disorder	20%	—
voice is hoarse in the morning	20%	—

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