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Results: Differences General	✘The disease of periodic muscle spasms	✘Rasmussen's encephalitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 14%(3) 24%(1) Histological studies 6%(0) 22%(0) Infection tests — 22%(0) CT of the organ — 21%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
disease periodic muscle	20%	—
hemiparesis	—	77%
leg muscle spasms	19%	—
twitching of the upper eyelid	—	69%
periodic illness	68%	49%
twitches eyelid	—	69%
muscle pain from exertion	14%	—
todd's palsy	—	65%
decrease in creatine kinase	14%	—
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy	—	65%
very calm	14%	—
encephalitis	—	63%
pulling pains in the legs	14%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	58%
asleep leg muscle pain	13%	—
epilepsy	—	58%
cramps in the shins	12%	—
paresis	—	57%
weakness in the leg muscles	12%	—
twitching of the body	—	57%
muscle pain	12%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	54%
aching	12%	—
upper paraparesis	—	51%
pulling pains in the shins	11%	—
history of brain surgery	—	50%
pain in the muscles of the shins	11%	—
focal epilepsy	—	50%
sedentary work	11%	—
hemianopsia	—	50%
pain in the calves	11%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	49%
pain in the calves of the legs	11%	—
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres	—	47%
tremor	11%	—
hemiparetic gait	—	45%
myopathy	11%	—
jackson 's epilepsy	—	44%
weakness in the legs	11%	—
acute viral neuroinfections	—	43%
pain in the calf muscles	11%	—
convulsions	11%	53%
cramps in the legs	11%	—
very forgetful and absent-minded	—	42%
sensations in the legs	10%	—
slow cns infections	—	40%
pain in the legs	10%	—
encephalitis in children	—	40%
tremor in the legs	10%	—
anything night sweating in men	—	39%
pain from the load	10%	—
history of surgery	5%	44%
metabolic myopathy	10%	—
epileptic status	—	38%
pain in the shins	9%	—
forgetfulness	—	38%
increase in creatine kinase	9%	—
pronounced forgetfulness	—	37%
muscle hypertonus	8%	—
sensory aphasia	—	37%
pain during exercise	8%	—
onset of illness	—	37%
spasmodic pain	8%	—
nocturnal epilepsy attacks	—	37%
intensive physical load	8%	—
paralysis	—	37%
caution	7%	—
speech slurred	—	36%
consequences of physical exertion	7%	—
decreased concentration of attention	—	36%
metabolic disorder	7%	—
epilepsy at night	—	35%
weakness after illness	6%	—
cramps in the extremities	—	35%
attacks of pain	6%	—
viral encephalitis	—	35%
periodic paralysis	—	34%
epilepsy in the morning	—	34%
immunodeficiency	—	34%
speaks poorly	—	34%
paralysis of the limbs	—	34%
cramps at night	—	34%
surgical infections	—	33%
excessive sweating at night	—	32%
night sweating	—	32%
aphasia	—	31%
periodic weakness	—	31%
no consciousness	—	30%
neuroinfections	—	30%
absences	—	30%
intellectual disabilities in children	—	29%
weakness in the extremities	—	29%
smart baby	—	28%
decreased intelligence	—	28%
memory impairment	—	28%
mental retardation	—	27%
cognitive disorders	—	26%
impaired nervous system function	—	26%
sweating is increased	—	25%
not enough time	—	25%
skin anesthesia	—	25%
tics	42%	66%
lags behind in the development	—	24%
feeling of bruising	—	23%
anesthesia	—	23%
there are no complaints	—	22%
childhood diseases	—	21%
muscle weakness	13%	34%
consequences of taking medications	—	20%
increased	9%	28%
lowered	8%	20%

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