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Results: Differences General ✘Jackson 's epilepsy✘Early macrogenitosomy
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 42%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —49%
cysticercosis 41% —
early macrogenitosomy — 27%
jackson 's epilepsy 41% —
tumors of the pineal gland — 23%
cramps of the hands 40% —
excess of lh — 20%
epilepsy in childhood 40% —
tumors of the adrenal glands — 17%
focal epilepsy 39% —
excess testesterone — 17%
cramps in the extremities 38% —
to increase the mammary glands — 16%
convulsions in the anamnesis 36% —
appendages of the uterus — 15%
epileptic status 36% —
williams syndrome — 15%
arm and leg cramps 36% —
excess estradiol — 15%
myoclonic epilepsy 35% —
ovarian tumors — 15%
cysticercosis of the brain 35% —
genital neoplasms — 14%
twitching of the upper eyelid 34% —
premature sexual development 9% 22%
twitches eyelid 34% —
hyperandrogenism in women — 13%
epilepsy attacks 40% 6%
aper syndrome — 13%
postencephalitic syndrome 32% —
adrenogenital syndrome — 13%
tics 32% —
premature telarche — 13%
hypoxia 32% —
pituitary tumors — 12%
clonic cramps 31% —
positional compression syndrome — 12%
pork tapeworm 31% —
chiasmal syndrome — 12%
tonic convulsions 31% —
hirsutism — 12%
epilepsy 38% 5%
astrocytoma — 12%
suffocation 30% —
cancer — 12%
arteriovenous malformation 30% —
fibrous dysplasia — 12%
fetal hypoxia 30% —
teratoma — 11%
cramps in the fingers 29% —
seminoma — 11%
tiki in children 29% —
reason for the consequences of puberty — 11%
pregnancy 28% —
pineoblastoma — 11%
cerebral circulation disorder 28% —
sexual arousal — 11%
stroke 28% —
russell-silver syndrome — 11%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 28% —
increased hairiness — 11%
no consciousness 28% —
germinogenic tumors — 11%
neuroinfections 28% —
pineocytoma — 11%
head injury 27% —
ovarian cysts — 11%
blood diseases 27% —
milk rashes — 11%
angelman syndrome 27% —
primary syphilis — 10%
angiopathy 27% —
paralysis of the upper eyelids — 10%
history of brain surgery 27% —
headache from the back of the head to the forehead — 10%
neonatal convulsions 27% —
medulloblastoma — 10%
rasmussen's encephalitis 27% —
rashes on the upper eyelids — 10%
up circulatory disorders 27% —
testicular cancer — 10%
dravet syndrome 27% —
excess stg — 10%
cramps of the toes 27% —
brain cancer — 10%
twitching of the body 27% —
radiation damage — 10%
brain development abnormalities 27% —
additional mammary gland — 10%
hemiplegia 26% —
ovarian teratoma — 10%
nervous excitability 26% —
rough voice — 9%
meningoencephalitis 26% —
apathy — 9%
hallucinations 26% —
dwarfism — 9%
effects of hypoxia 26% —
deficit of stg — 9%
small epileptic seizure 26% —
effects of radiation — 9%
arteriovenous malformations of the brain 26% —
hypothyroidism — 9%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 26% —
weakness of the eyes — 9%
head surgery 26% —
hypopituitarism — 9%
febrile convulsions in children 25% —
diabetes insipidus — 9%
focal cortical dysplasia 25% —
effects of taking hormones — 9%
temporal lobe epilepsy 25% —
spastic paralysis — 8%
fainting 25% —
pituitary adenoma — 8%
cyst in the head 25% —
chanted speech — 8%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 25% —
eyelid tumors — 8%
epilepsy in children 25% —
low voice — 8%
epilepsy at night 25% —
rashes on the eyelids — 8%
disorders of consciousness 24% —
echolalia — 8%
convulsions 35% 9%
loss of balance — 8%
mitochondrial myopathy 24% —
headache frontal — 8%
twitching of the hands 24% —
patient's gait is spastic — 8%
aphasia 24% —
drowning — 8%
responsible 24% —
phosphate-diabetes — 8%
twitching of the head 24% —
facial hair growth — 8%
neurosis 24% —
right-handed — 7%
illusions 24% —
listlessness drowsiness — 7%
leukoencephalitis 24% —
meat severe ataxia — 7%
childhood absentee epilepsy 24% —
hyperprolactinemia — 7%
convulsive syndrome in children 24% —
vomiting with increased blood pressure — 7%
attacks of pain 23% —
arm fracture — 7%
paralysis 30% 5%
drowsiness from headache — 7%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 23% —
relief from vomiting — 7%
hypoxia during childbirth 23% —
hepatoblastoma — 7%
brain abscess 23% —
very kind — 7%
happy 23% —
plump lips — 7%
a history of neurosurgery 23% —
pressure jumps — 7%
tuberous sclerosis 23% —
headache in the back of the head — 7%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 23% —
discharge from the genital tract — 7%
aura 23% —
papillary thyroid cancer — 7%
tingling 23% —
optic nerve glioma — 7%
nervousness 29% 4%
eye spasm — 7%
epileptic psychosis 23% —
deformation of the skull — 7%
traumatic brain injury 28% 4%
ovarian tumors in girls — 7%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 22% —
nausea with increased pressure — 7%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 22% —
vomiting at night — 7%
1 pregnancy 22% —
radiation therapy — 7%
generalized epilepsy 22% —
walks fast — 7%
pregnancy toxicosis 22% —
pronounced hypertonicity — 7%
paresis 28% 4%
heaviness in the eyes — 7%
cramp and spasm 22% —
rashes symmetrical — 7%
cramps in the legs 30% 6%
affectionate child — 6%
epilepsy in a dream 22% —
thyroid nodes — 6%
echinococcosis of the brain 22% —
pituitary cyst — 6%
perinatal encephalopathy 21% —
squeezes his legs — 6%
number of births has been reduced 21% —
alternating symptoms — 6%
autism 21% —
drowsiness — 6%

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