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Results: Differences General ✘Cortical dysarthria✘Migraine stroke
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Distinctive symptoms
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replacing sounds 68% —
migraine without aura — 82%
paralysis of the tongue 63% —
migraine with aura — 81%
phonetic and phonemic underdevelopment (ffn) 62% —
migraine attack — 70%
tuberculosis of the ear 59% —
aura — 67%
dysarthria in children 54% —
migraine in adults — 62%
talks about business 54% —
migraine status — 61%
herpetic meningitis 53% —
migraine — 60%
parotid abscess 53% —
ocular migraine — 56%
paresis of the facial nerve 51% —
migraines with nausea — 53%
herpes in the ears 50% —
pulsates — 48%
tongue deviation 48% —
migraine with vomiting — 43%
dysarthria 67% 17%
attacks of pain — 41%
trauma 47% —
pain in the vessels of the head — 40%
brain tumor 58% 10%
headaches — 37%
children's speech 46% —
an abusive headache — 37%
hematoma 46% —
vomiting — 35%
afferent motor aphasia 46% —
unilateral headache — 35%
epidural hematoma 46% —
abdominal migraine — 34%
acoustic-mnestic aphasia 45% —
headache throbbing — 34%
post-traumatic encephalopathy 45% —
frequent migraines — 33%
syphilitic meningitis 45% —
lacunar brain infarction — 33%
dynamic aphasia 44% —
periodic headaches — 32%
fasciculations 44% —
hemiplegia — 32%
acoustic-gnostic aphasia 43% —
heart dysfunction — 31%
ringing defect 43% —
neurological pain — 31%
tuberculous meningitis 41% —
constant nausea — 30%
bulbar dysarthria 41% —
pain in the left side of the head — 30%
concussion of the brain 40% —
pain in the right half of the head — 30%
meningioma 40% —
pulsation in the heart — 30%
agnosia 40% —
trypanosomiasis — 29%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) 40% —
headache tension — 29%
meningitis 40% —
tension type headache — 29%
motor aphasia 40% —
pulsation in the head — 29%
aphasia 54% 13%
bouts of nausea — 29%
open fracture 39% —
vomiting with increased blood pressure — 29%
astrocytoma 39% —
impaired coordination — 29%
frequent herpes 39% —
headache pain in the morning — 29%
perinatal encephalopathy 39% —
hypertension at night — 28%
brain bruised 39% —
pain spasm — 28%
traumatic brain injury 39% —
patient's condition — 28%
fine motor skills are impaired 39% —
headache at night — 28%
incomprehensible speech 39% —
tension in the head — 28%
effects of hypoxia 39% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage — 28%
muscle hypertonus 38% —
prolonged headaches — 28%
facial muscle spasm 38% —
age 20 years — 28%
head injury 38% —
hypersensitivity of the eyes to light — 27%
tongue atrophy 38% —
vascular spasm — 27%
subdural hematoma 38% —
platelet aggregation increased — 27%
purulent sinusitis 38% —
aneurysm — 27%
spastic paralysis 38% —
headache attacks — 27%
traumatic encephalopathy 38% —
increased pressure in the morning — 27%
spinal stroke 37% —
ataxia — 27%
loud voice 37% —
frequent headaches — 27%
sensory aphasia 37% —
hypersensitivity to sounds — 27%
asphyxia of newborns 37% —
benzodiazepine abuse — 27%
glioma 37% —
headache in the afternoon — 27%
contusion head 37% —
from the light is worse — 26%
frequent otitis 37% —
insomnia anxiety — 26%
underdevelopment 36% —
headache on the left — 26%
alalia 36% —
emotional — 26%
oncology 46% 8%
hypersensitivity to sounds — 26%
bone injury 35% —
polymorbidity — 26%
rapid childbirth 35% —
smokes — 25%
hemolytic disease of newborns 35% —
headache in the center — 25%
bacterial meningitis 35% —
nausea with increased pressure — 25%
chronic sinusitis 35% —
nervous excitability — 25%
myelitis 35% —
nose thrombophilia — 25%
muscle spasm of the hands 35% —
transient ischemic attack — 25%
facial spasms 35% —
migraine in children — 25%
brain tumors 47% 11%
overwork — 24%
chronic otitis 34% —
migraine with headache nausea — 24%
hypoxia during childbirth 34% —
asymmetry of nasolabial folds — 24%
severe childbirth 34% —
migraine photophobia — 24%
purulent otitis 34% —
eye sensitivity — 24%
injury rate 34% —
headache on the right — 24%
consequences of injuries 33% —
double vision — 24%
time to do anything says slowly 49% 14%
worse from the slightest noise — 24%
hemiparesis 49% 14%
have a bad memory — 24%
intracerebral hematoma 33% —
retinal migraine — 24%
acute otitis 33% —
worse when shouting — 24%
stupor 33% —
nausea vomiting — 23%
skull fracture 33% —
facial pain — 23%
measles 32% —
vomiting multiple — 23%
fetal hypoxia 32% —
essential hypertension — 23%
preeclampsia 32% —
muscle pain — 23%
facial asymmetry 31% —
severe nausea — 23%
feeling of heaviness in the head 31% —
anxiety — 23%
number of births has been reduced 31% —
anxiety at night — 23%
head severe 31% —
tmj dysfunction — 22%
otitis 31% —
unspecified mental disorders — 22%
cns tumors 30% —
better in afternoon — 22%
operative delivery 30% —
mood disorder — 22%
intrauterine infection 30% —
trigeminal nerve pain — 22%
complications of childbirth 30% —
with excitement the hands sweat — 21%
sinusitis 30% —
state of exacerbation — 21%
bruise 30% —
photophobia — 21%
meningoencephalitis 30% —
occlusion of the carotid arteries — 21%
swelling of the brain 29% —
constant pain — 21%
needs support 29% —
headache worse from light — 21%
rubella 29% —
angioplasty — 21%

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