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Results: Differences General	✘Alcoholic epilepsy	✘Epilepsy
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 15%(1) 22%(3) General blood test — 15%(6) ECG — 13%(0) General urine test — 13%(11) MRI of the brain — 10%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	32%	100%
chatty	62%	—
convulsive syndrome in children	—	46%
alcoholic epilepsy	54%	4%
cramps of the hands	—	26%
fantastic dreams	36%	—
convulsions with loss of consciousness	—	24%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks	39%	5%
fainting	—	20%
groans in pain	30%	—
hemiparesis	—	19%
epilepsy at night	37%	5%
lags behind in the development	—	19%
absences	40%	8%
mental retardation	—	18%
withdrawal syndrome	29%	—
he rolls his eyes	—	17%
hallucinations	37%	7%
aura	—	17%
infuriates	28%	—
delay of mental development	—	17%
epilepsy attacks	37%	8%
delayed speech development	—	16%
mysticism	31%	2%
impulsiveness	—	15%
epilepsy	35%	7%
cerebral palsy	—	15%
epileptic psychosis	33%	5%
right-sided hemiparesis	—	14%
alcoholism	25%	—
children's speech	—	14%
alcoholic psychosis	24%	—
paresis	—	14%
intense longing	28%	2%
memory loss	—	13%
alcoholic paranoid	24%	—
periodic fainting	—	13%
hallucinations at night	24%	—
consequences of stroke	—	13%
early awakening	24%	—
brain tumor	—	13%
alcohol dependence	28%	2%
autism	—	13%
throws back his head	24%	—
consequences of head injury	—	12%
epilepsy in a dream	31%	5%
no consciousness	—	12%
delirium in a dream	23%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	11%
grits teeth	23%	—
swelling of the brain	—	11%
forgets words	23%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	11%
strong irritability	23%	—
twitching of the hands	—	11%
epileptic status	33%	9%
tonic convulsions	20%	30%
visual hallucinations	28%	4%
encephalopathy	—	10%
confusion of consciousness	30%	6%
inhibition	—	10%
refusal to drink	26%	2%
stupor	—	10%
infectious psychoses	22%	—
convulsions in sleep	30%	40%
depressed mood	25%	2%
clonic cramps	20%	29%
longing	25%	2%
breath retention	—	9%
bouts of irritability	21%	—
stroke	—	9%
feeling of electricity	21%	—
jaw spasms	—	9%
bitterness	26%	3%
temporal lobe epilepsy	—	9%
olfactory hallucinations	26%	4%
brain tumors	—	9%
delirium	27%	5%
epilepsy in childhood	—	8%
twilight obscuration of consciousness	25%	3%
hemorrhagic stroke	—	8%
pain in the arms and legs	19%	—
weakness of the muscles of the hands	—	8%
disorders of consciousness	27%	6%
convulsions in the anamnesis	—	8%
madness	26%	5%
lack of sleep	—	8%
urination disorder	18%	—
childhood absentee epilepsy	—	8%
agitation	18%	—
small epileptic seizure	—	8%
headache compressing	22%	2%
head injury	—	7%
dependence on other people	18%	—
twitching of the upper eyelid	—	7%
irritability during	23%	3%
tics	—	7%
irritability	23%	3%
nervous excitability	—	7%
full	17%	—
twitches eyelid	—	7%
mood disorder	21%	3%
epilepsy in children	—	7%
poor sleep	22%	4%
jackson 's epilepsy	—	7%
urinary incontinence	19%	2%
apnea	—	7%
falls to the floor	19%	2%
strabismus	—	7%
can't hold urine	19%	2%
neonatal convulsions	—	6%
sleep intermittent	19%	2%
cognitive disorders	—	6%
anxiety attack	20%	4%
confusion of thoughts	—	6%
patient's condition	21%	5%
epileptic encephalopathy in children	—	6%
epilepsy in the morning	21%	5%
muscle weakness	—	6%
very anxious	19%	4%
panagiotopoulos syndrome	—	6%
constant feeling of anxiety	19%	4%
proteinuria	—	6%
agnosia	17%	3%
twitching of the body	—	6%
refuses treatment	16%	2%
tiki in children	—	6%
pain in the legs	15%	2%
hydrocephalus	—	6%
tonic-clonic convulsions	21%	8%
stereotypia	—	6%
illusions	19%	6%
dravet syndrome	—	6%
quickly gets tired	14%	2%
cysticercosis	—	6%
generalized epilepsy	20%	8%
thoughts about the disease	—	6%
aggressive	15%	3%
rasmussen's encephalitis	—	6%
anxiety	15%	3%
angelman syndrome	—	6%
chronic condition	15%	3%
focal cortical dysplasia	—	6%
paranoia	15%	4%
g40 9 unspecified epilepsy	—	6%
destructive behavior	15%	4%
loses thought	—	6%
control issues	14%	3%
biotinidase deficiency	—	5%
cramps in the legs	17%	6%
viral encephalitis	—	5%
recovery period	14%	4%
up circulatory disorders	—	5%
stage of recovery	14%	4%
intoxication	—	5%
drug disease	13%	3%
angiopathy	—	5%
speech absence	18%	8%
tingling	—	5%
headache attacks	18%	9%
learning difficulties	—	5%
headaches	14%	5%
postencephalitic syndrome	—	5%
emotional	14%	5%
damage to the nervous system	—	5%
attacks of pain	14%	6%
hypoxia	—	5%
lowered	12%	4%
connective tissue dysplasia	—	5%
history of surgery	12%	4%
impaired arterial function	—	5%
forgetfulness	16%	8%
mitochondrial myopathy	—	5%
consequences of taking medications	12%	4%
focal epilepsy	—	5%
impaired venous function	—	5%
desire for strong drinks	—	5%
tuberous sclerosis	—	5%
tea is worse	—	5%
a close look	—	5%
perinatal encephalopathy	—	5%
boring guy	—	5%
intoxication of alcohol	—	5%
cramps in the extremities	—	5%
febrile convulsions in children	—	5%
impressionability	—	5%
hippocampus is not symmetrical	—	5%
cerebral circulation disorder	—	5%
twitching of the head	—	5%
epilepsy in pregnant women	—	5%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	5%
periodic illness	—	5%
patient is motionless	—	5%
myoclonic epilepsy	—	5%
juvenile absentee epilepsy	—	5%
organic brain damage	—	5%
metabolic disorder	—	5%
hyperthermia	—	5%
brain development abnormalities	—	5%
cysticercosis of the brain	—	5%
increased intracranial pressure	—	5%

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