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Results: Differences General ✘The disease of periodic muscle spasms✘Muscular dystonia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%37%
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decrease in creatine kinase 14% —
colic — 65%
pulling pains in the legs 14% —
neurosis — 63%
weakness in the leg muscles 12% —
lags behind in the development — 62%
myopathy 11% —
stiffness in the joints — 60%
cramps in the legs 11% —
muscle tension — 59%
sedentary work 11% —
damage to the nervous system — 57%
weakness in the legs 11% —
delayed speech development — 53%
tremor in the legs 10% —
blepharospasm — 52%
metabolic myopathy 10% —
delay of mental development — 50%
sensations in the legs 10% —
spastic dysphonia — 50%
is quickly aroused 10% —
strabismus — 48%
calcium metabolism disorders 9% —
oromandibular dystonia — 48%
increase in creatine kinase 9% —
muscular dystonia — 45%
intensive physical load 8% —
impaired coordination — 44%
the fast man 7% —
ataxia — 42%
tics 42% 35%
idiopathic blepharospasm — 42%
muscle weakness 13% 8%
myoclonic dystonia — 41%
spasm in the throat — 40%
lowered 8% 48%
children's speech — 38%
twitching of the upper eyelid — 37%
violations of the motor act — 36%
hoarseness voice — 36%
twitches eyelid — 36%
cerebral palsy — 35%
jaw spasms — 35%
violence in childhood — 35%
intoxication — 34%
muscle spasm of the hands — 34%
neuroacanthocytosis — 34%
head tremor — 34%
speech slurred — 34%
writing spasm — 34%
spastic torticollis — 32%
worse from movement — 30%
segawa syndrome — 30%
trauma — 30%
hyperkinesis — 30%
muscular dystonia in a child — 30%
brain damage — 29%
hemifacial spasm — 29%
round face — 29%
eye tic — 29%
paralysis — 28%
sticks out the tongue — 28%
neurological disorders — 27%
nervous exhaustion — 27%
facial spasms — 27%
head tilted — 27%
consequences of taking medications — 26%
traumatic brain injury — 26%
head injury — 26%
involuntary movements — 26%
machado-joseph disease — 25%
drug disease — 25%
severe stress — 25%
spinocerebellar ataxia — 24%
congenital muscular torticollis — 24%
patient is motionless — 24%
patient's condition — 24%
encephalitis — 23%
diabetes mellitus — 23%
history of surgery 5% 28%
adapts — 22%
voice disorders — 22%
parkinson's disease — 22%
the sex of the newborn is lowered — 22%
oncology — 22%
torsion dystonia — 22%
weakness in the hands — 21%
Chewing his tongue — 21%
childhood diseases — 21%
dizziness — 21%
leukoencephalitis — 21%
brain tumor — 21%
tremor 11% 32%
zpr fatigue from the disease — 20%
a history of neurosurgery — 20%
tension of the eye muscles — 20%
shortening of legs — 20%
remission — 20%
social phobia — 20%
twitching of the head — 19%
worse in morning — 19%
muscle atrophy — 19%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis — 19%
stereotypia — 19%
up strong — 19%
juvenile parkinsonism — 19%
dizziness lying down — 19%
eye spasm 27% 46%
brain tumors — 19%
feeling of stiffness — 19%
worse during day — 19%
headaches — 18%
difficult to swallow — 18%
stims — 18%
mood disorder — 18%
reduces the fingers — 18%
subacute condition — 18%
headache in the neck — 18%
control issues — 18%
myasthenia — 18%
depression is strong — 18%
changing handwriting — 18%
increased 9% 27%
overwork — 17%
onset of illness — 17%
emotional — 17%
worse during sleep — 17%
inflammation — 17%
there are no complaints — 17%
mental fatigue — 17%
emotional tension — 17%
convulsions 11% 28%
worse lying down — 16%
slowness of movement — 16%
pain in the eyes — 16%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes — 16%
sudden dizziness — 16%
periodic headaches — 16%
change of position — 16%
acute condition — 16%
helps others — 16%
emotional fatigue — 16%
moves in a dream — 16%
severe dizziness — 16%
in the family diabetes — 16%
lesh-nihan syndrome — 15%
recovery period — 15%
flinches from surprise — 15%
fetal hypoxia — 15%
tremor of the hands — 15%
pompe disease — 15%
little's disease — 15%
shortness of breath — 15%
lethargic encephalitis — 15%
worse at rest — 15%
poor sleep — 15%
in the genus mental illness — 15%
spastic diplegia — 15%
stage of recovery — 15%
ley syndrome — 15%
conducting an inspection — 15%
chews for a long — 15%
leber's hereditary optical neuropathy — 15%
Hoarseness is worse in the morning — 15%
neck pain — 15%
headache better sitting — 15%
carbon disulfide poisoning — 15%
pain when turning the head in the neck — 15%
jaw trism — 15%
insomnia from pain — 14%
gangrene — 14%
hyperactive — 14%
pain in the shoulder muscles — 14%
acrid tears — 14%
pain in the upper eyelids — 14%
intrauterine infection — 14%
voice is hoarse in the morning — 14%
an abusive headache — 14%
dryness and pain in the eyes — 14%
compression of the jaws — 14%
gait of cerebellar ataxic patient — 14%
essential tremor — 14%
heaviness in the neck — 14%
when turning — 14%
dryness in the eyes — 14%
speaks in a whisper — 14%
feeling of sand in the eyes — 14%
frequent blinking — 14%
feeling in the throat — 14%
high intelligence — 14%
agnosia — 14%
manganese poisoning — 14%
tired of talking — 14%
tendency to cramps — 14%
loss of work — 14%
neck pain to the back of the head — 14%
migrating larva — 14%
poisoning with prussic acid — 14%
fidgety — 14%
speech absence — 14%

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