Distinctive symptoms
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underdevelopment
71%
7%
cysticercosis —
29%
delayed speech development
75%
12%
epileptic status —
25%
children's speech
72%
11%
cysticercosis of the brain —
25%
speech absence
67%
8%
epilepsy in a dream —
24%
sensory alalia
56%
—
epilepsy at night —
23%
logorrhea
37%
—
epilepsy in childhood —
22%
echolalia
30%
—
convulsions in the anamnesis —
22%
replacing sounds
26%
—
pork tapeworm —
22%
assiduous
24%
—
epilepsy —
22%
umbilical
23%
—
dravet syndrome —
19%
misunderstanding
21%
—
angelman syndrome —
19%
paraphasia
21%
—
rasmussen's encephalitis —
19%
children's aphasia
21%
—
absences —
19%
congenital herpes infection
20%
—
traumatic brain injury —
18%
a grumpy child
20%
—
focal cortical dysplasia —
18%
birth trauma of the head
19%
—
panagiotopoulos syndrome —
18%
congenital cytomegaly
19%
—
temporal lobe epilepsy —
18%
newborn herpes
19%
—
epilepsy attacks —
18%
anatomically narrow pelvis
18%
—
epileptic encephalopathy in children —
18%
sigmatism
18%
—
small epileptic seizure —
18%
needs understanding
18%
—
cramps of the hands —
17%
studies well
18%
—
tiki in children —
17%
sensory aphasia
18%
—
twitching of the body —
17%
errors in speech
18%
—
twitching of the hands —
17%
rapid childbirth
17%
—
epilepsy in pregnant women —
17%
congenital deafness
17%
—
twitching of the head —
17%
hearing impaired
25%
7%
childhood absentee epilepsy —
17%
clamidiosis
16%
—
neonatal convulsions —
17%
dependence on the mother
16%
—
convulsions —
17%
prolonged labor
16%
—
brain tumor —
17%
hears voices
16%
—
cramp and spasm —
16%
skewed pelvis
16%
—
aura —
16%
hearing loss in children
16%
—
happy —
16%
head injury in anamnesis
16%
—
brain development abnormalities —
16%
effects of drugs
15%
—
tuberous sclerosis —
16%
night work
15%
—
nocturnal epilepsy attacks —
16%
fetal hypoxia
15%
—
febrile convulsions in children —
16%
grumpy
15%
—
myoclonic epilepsy —
16%
asleep makes in its own way
15%
—
family man —
16%
impaired understanding of speech
26%
10%
chronic condition —
16%
food poisoning
14%
—
bouts of vision loss —
16%
operative delivery
14%
—
juvenile absentee epilepsy —
16%
voice disorders
14%
—
epileptic psychosis —
16%
lags behind in the development
25%
10%
hemiparesis —
15%
full
13%
—
lennox-gastaut syndrome —
15%
hypotrophy
13%
—
aggressive —
15%
addiction
13%
—
tonic-clonic convulsions —
15%
I can't be alone
12%
—
epilepsy in the morning —
15%
premature birth
20%
6%
convulsions in sleep —
15%
bone deformation
12%
—
boring guy —
15%
says the same
20%
6%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy —
15%
incomprehensible speech
19%
7%
perinatal encephalopathy —
15%
deafness
20%
8%
cramps in the extremities —
15%
congenital rubella
18%
7%
attacks of pain —
15%
psychologist
17%
7%
focal epilepsy —
15%
general intoxication syndrome
17%
7%
hippocampus is not symmetrical —
15%
need for activity
15%
6%
emotional —
15%
childhood diseases
18%
9%
viral encephalitis —
15%
herpes
13%
5%
mitochondrial myopathy —
14%
indifference
14%
6%
consequences of head injury —
14%
alcohol dependence
13%
5%
glioma —
14%
history of surgery
16%
8%
sudden onset —
14%
lowered
16%
8%
connective tissue dysplasia —
14%
rubella
14%
6%
epilepsy in children —
14%
dependence on parents
14%
6%
look absent —
14%
history medical mother's
14%
6%
arm and leg cramps —
14%
neuritis of the auditory nerve
16%
9%
clonic cramps —
14%
diligent
16%
9%
generalized epilepsy —
14%
speech slurred
28%
21%
learning difficulties —
14%
neuralgia
13%
7%
postencephalitic syndrome —
14%
intrauterine infection
14%
8%
gets up late —
14%
taciturnity
18%
12%
sleep better —
14%
early development
17%
11%
tonic convulsions —
14%
needs attention
13%
7%
biotinidase deficiency —
14%
damage to the nervous system
15%
9%
cramps at night —
14%
autism spectrum
19%
13%
he sleeps all the time —
14%
sensorineural
15%
9%
memory loss —
13%
agnosia
14%
8%
lack of sleep —
13%
neuritis
14%
8%
convulsive syndrome in children —
13%
pedantry
13%
7%
Fear for no reason —
13%
suffocation
13%
7%
a history of neurosurgery —
13%
alcohol is abusing
14%
8%
tics —
13%
increased sensitivity
11%
6%
twitching of the upper eyelid —
13%
skin anesthesia
12%
7%
increased —
13%
the fast man
11%
6%
neuroinfections —
13%
intoxication
15%
10%
tick-borne encephalitis —
13%
brain damage
15%
10%
porphyria —
13%
traumatic illness
12%
7%
hyperventilation —
13%
viral meningoencephalitis
17%
12%
twitches eyelid —
13%
thin
12%
8%
anxiety attack —
13%
apnea —
13%
intellectual disabilities in children —
13%
pregnancy
11%
24%
no consciousness —
13%
cramps in the legs —
12%
twitching limbs —
12%
convulsions after a stroke —
12%
mental retardation —
12%
increased motor activity —
12%
motor activity —
12%
protein reduced —
12%
large child —
12%
early myoclonic encephalopathy —
12%
brain tumors —
12%
rett syndrome —
12%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system —
12%
neurotic disorder, unspecified —
12%
stupor —
12%
encephalopathy —
12%
very high fever —
12%