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Results: Differences General	✘Dissociative disorders of movements and sensations	✘Abasia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
pseudodementia	88%	—
fatigue in the evening	—	90%
illness from stress	70%	—
weakness in the evening	—	90%
stress	62%	—
fatigue in the evening	—	85%
teenage crisis	56%	—
asleep pain pulling in in the back of the head	—	81%
deafblindness	54%	—
exhausting cough	—	74%
violations of the motor act	52%	—
worse in evening	—	67%
desire to move	52%	—
deterioration from humidity	—	67%
loss of father	52%	—
cough when inhaling	—	66%
head protests	50%	—
worse from cold damp	—	66%
internal conflict	49%	—
chilly	—	64%
avoids people	49%	—
breathing cough moist	—	62%
weakness is worse from movement	48%	—
sad	—	60%
body tremor	48%	—
cough at night	—	59%
tremor when moving	46%	—
Coughing is worse in bed	—	59%
loss of skin sensitivity	45%	—
cough in bed	—	58%
instilled	45%	—
cough after awakening	—	57%
denies it	41%	—
headache in the back of the head	—	54%
tremor of the limb	41%	—
cough paroxysmal	—	52%
problems with the father	40%	—
quickly gets tired	—	52%
paralysis of the limbs	40%	—
cough wet	—	50%
sudden onset	38%	—
worse at night	—	50%
the effects of taking antidepressants	37%	—
abasia	—	45%
loss of a loved one a person	36%	—
worse during sleep	—	44%
the effects of anxiety	36%	—
cerebellar ataxia	—	40%
menopause	35%	—
all the time in motion	—	39%
weakness in the extremities	34%	—
astasia-abasia	—	39%
depression anxiety	34%	—
loss of balance	—	36%
needs support	34%	—
hemiparesis	—	35%
mixed anxious	34%	—
ataxia	—	35%
deafness	34%	—
forward tilt of pelvis	—	34%
takes antidepressants	34%	—
he walks bent over	—	34%
mental shock	33%	—
impaired coordination	—	33%
effects of puberty	32%	—
sensations in the legs	—	33%
blindness	31%	—
vestibular ataxia	—	32%
hearing impaired	31%	—
hemiplegia	—	32%
delirium	30%	—
patient's condition	24%	55%
anxiety	29%	—
imbalance	—	30%
confusion of consciousness	29%	—
patient's gait is spastic	—	30%
psychologist	29%	—
numbness in the legs when walking	—	29%
depression	29%	—
locomotor ataxia	—	29%
madness	29%	—
spastic hemiplegia	—	29%
soreness of the skin	28%	—
parkinson's disease	—	29%
helps others	28%	—
bent legs	—	28%
mood disorder	28%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	28%
impaired lung function	26%	—
paralysis after stroke	—	27%
drug disease	25%	—
lumbosacral radiculitis	—	27%
trauma	25%	—
difficulty walking	—	26%
skin problems	25%	—
fibular nerve neuropathy	—	26%
periodic illness	36%	13%
begs for hands	—	26%
tremor in the legs	43%	21%
nystagmus	—	25%
insensitivity to pain	36%	17%
rooster walk	—	25%
neurological disorders	47%	30%
shuffling gait	—	25%
tremor	32%	16%
spinal amyotrophy	—	24%
worse from movement	30%	15%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	—	24%
weakness after illness	27%	13%
can not stand on his feet	—	24%
consequences of infection	26%	13%
walks a lot	—	24%
consequences of taking medications	24%	12%
propulsion	—	23%
lowered	23%	11%
sciatic nerve neuropathy	—	23%
can't walk	39%	27%
muscle atrophy	—	23%
paralysis of the lower extremities	40%	28%
gait of cerebellar ataxic patient	—	23%
weakness in the leg muscles	37%	26%
worse when walking	—	23%
paralysis	31%	21%
senile hyperopia	—	23%
muscle weakness	28%	20%
duck gait	—	22%
paretic gait	44%	37%
tremor at rest	—	22%
leg weakness walking	39%	33%
spastic paralysis	—	22%
paresis of legs	37%	31%
progressive hemiatrophy of the face	—	22%
hysteria	33%	28%
walks fast	—	21%
shape of body is deformed	—	21%
weakness in the hip	—	21%
sciatica	—	21%
polio	—	21%
plexit	—	21%
stroke	—	21%
slow walking	—	20%
secondary parkinsonism	—	20%
vitamin b12 reduction2	—	20%
joint hypermobility syndrome	—	20%
hyperopia	—	20%
stiffness of the hands	—	20%
diabetes mellitus	—	20%
numbness of the extremities	—	19%
fatigue in the legs	—	19%
stooped	—	19%
intoxication of alcohol	—	19%
consequences of stroke	—	19%
stiffness in the legs	—	19%
paresis of the hand	—	19%
tension in the body	—	19%
tired when walking	—	19%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres	—	19%
numbness of the legs	—	19%
tension in the legs	—	19%
stiffness of the joints in the morning	—	19%
radiculitis	—	19%
discirculatory encephalopathy	—	18%
closed person	—	18%
falls to the floor	—	18%
shaky gait	—	18%
hump	—	18%
muscular dystrophy	—	18%
multiple sclerosis	—	18%
more often in old age	—	17%
improper nutrition	—	17%
dementia	—	17%
alcohol is abusing	—	17%
restriction of movement	—	17%
hydrocephalus	—	17%
sensations in the extremities	—	16%
motor activity	—	16%
polyneuropathy	—	16%
open person	—	16%
curvature of the legs	—	16%
vascular sclerosis	—	16%
curvature of the spine	—	16%
spondylopathy	—	16%
myopathy	—	16%
increased motor activity	—	16%
joint deformation	—	16%
destructive behavior	—	15%
stiffness in the joints	—	15%
pain in the legs	—	15%
beriberi	—	15%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	—	15%
asymmetry	—	15%
impaired nervous system function	—	15%
leukoencephalitis	—	15%
visual impairment	—	14%
joint diseases	—	14%
there are no complaints	—	12%
impaired arterial function	—	12%
onset of illness	—	12%

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