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Results: Differences General ✘Becker's progressive muscular dystrophy✘Malignant hyperthermia
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Distinctive symptoms
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myopathy 91% —
hyperthermia — 74%
muscle weakness 90% —
spasm of chewing muscles — 60%
paralysis 83% —
anuria — 59%
dystrophy 78% —
low body temperature — 58%
progressive duchenne muscular dystrophy 70% —
concentrated urine — 54%
sweating legs 66% —
dic syndrome — 52%
smell of sweat unpleasant 64% —
worse from coffee — 51%
cold legs 60% —
muscle tension — 46%
weakness in the leg muscles 48% —
dark urine — 46%
duck gait 47% —
responsible — 44%
weakness in the legs 44% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 43%
dilated cardiomyopathy 38% —
internal bleeding — 40%
cardiomyopathy 38% —
body is cold — 40%
sweating is increased 37% —
consequences of injuries — 40%
weakness after illness 35% —
bleeding — 39%
cardiodilation 35% —
consequences of psychotrauma — 39%
speech slurred 34% —
pressure jumps — 38%
weakness in the hands 33% —
anaphylactic shock — 38%
there is heart failure 32% —
external bleeding — 38%
muscle fatigue 32% —
febrile body temperature — 38%
heart failure 32% —
worse from cold — 38%
muscle atrophy 31% —
in the genus mental illness — 37%
heart hypertrophy 31% —
refusal to drink — 37%
weakness of the muscles of the hands 31% —
multiple organ failure — 37%
fatigue in the legs 30% —
hyperventilation — 37%
hypotrophy 30% —
emotional child — 36%
conducting an inspection 30% —
severe stress — 36%
quickly gets tired 29% —
metabolic acidosis — 36%
likes to act 29% —
contracture 42% 78%
angioplasty 28% —
increased calcium — 35%
shortening of legs 28% —
tachycardia attacks — 35%
weakness in the hip 28% —
worse after midnight — 35%
spinal fracture 28% —
swelling of the brain — 35%
night apnea 27% —
omission of internal organs — 34%
contractures of the joints 27% —
mental shock — 34%
weak ligaments 26% —
pulmonary edema — 33%
scoliosis 26% —
effects of shock — 33%
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy 26% —
shock states of various genesis — 33%
weakness in the arms and legs 26% —
very high fever — 33%
can't walk 26% —
calcium 16% 49%
spinal injury 25% —
consequences of physical exertion — 31%
apnea 25% —
severe fever — 31%
delayed puberty 25% —
high temperature 9% 38%
restrictive cardiomyopathy 25% —
stiffness in the joints 14% 43%
respiratory arrest in a dream 25% —
hypoxia — 29%
weakness of the ligaments 25% —
acute condition — 28%
osteopenia 24% —
respiratory acidosis 13% 40%
striae 24% —
anesthesia 22% 49%
paresis 24% —
intoxication — 27%
spondylopathy 24% —
lowered 28% 54%
curvature of the spine 24% —
myocardial dysfunction 12% 37%
curvature of the legs 24% —
consequences of taking medications 18% 43%
deformity of the foot 23% —
electrolyte balance disorders 11% 34%
osteoporosis 23% —
convulsions 18% 41%
skin atrophy 23% —
rhabdomyolysis 19% 41%
problems with studying 23% —
criticality 10% 31%
children's speech 23% —
family man 21% 42%
difficult to swallow 23% —
history of surgery 33% 53%
better when walking 23% —
metabolic disorder 9% 29%
joint deformation 23% —
cramps in the legs 15% 34%
gradual deterioration of the condition 23% —
hypertension 9% 28%
knee reflex negative 22% —
intensive physical load 15% 33%
hypotrophy in children 22% —
trauma 18% 36%
respiratory insufficiency 22% —
feeling of heat 9% 27%
curvature of the shins 22% —
patient's condition 18% 35%
leg weakness walking 22% —
increased 28% 41%
knee joint contracture 21% —
inflammation 11% 24%
crumpy syndrome 21% —
tachycardia 16% 29%
bone fracture 21% —
palpitations 16% 29%
lags behind in the development 21% —
arrhythmia 17% 30%
difficulty walking 21% —
control issues 16% 28%
I'm being controlled 21% —
emotional 15% 27%
increased ast 21% —
spasm 18% 29%
addison 's crisis 21% —
changes in the blood 18% 29%
weakness in the knees 21% —
increased potassium 29% 38%
hormonal disorders 20% —
up circulatory disorders 19% 27%
increased alt 20% —
angiopathy 19% 27%
adrenal insufficiency 20% —
childhood diseases 18% 26%
big man 20% —
consequences of surgery 19% 26%
neurological disorders 20% —
protein c deficiency 20% —
strongest weakness 19% —
better in afternoon 19% —
there are no complaints 19% —
zpr fatigue from the disease 19% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19% —
scarring 19% —
stunting 19% —
thin 19% —
not enough time 19% —
impaired lung function 19% —
recovery period 19% —
spinal fracture in children 19% —
hands and feet are warm 19% —
amplitude of q wave is lowered 19% —
amplitude of q wave is increased 19% —
better from movement 19% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome 19% —
consequences of a fracture 19% —
fidgety 19% —
stage of recovery 19% —
pregnancy 19% —
diligent 18% —
pq interval duration is lowered 18% —
fussy child 18% —
heart pain at night 18% —
convulsions pain 18% —
loss of touch 18% —
better at night 18% —
enlargement of the heart 18% —
increased motor activity 18% —
needs attention 18% —
delayed motor development 18% —
hyperactive child 18% —
increased ldh 18% —
duration of q wave is reduced 18% —
skin problems 18% —
delayed speech development 18% —
autism 18% —
cataract senile 18% —
clumsiness 18% —

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