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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic cerebral ischemia✘Encephalopathy
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%23%
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angiopathy 94% 23%
dementia 6% 59%
hypoxia 96% 28%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 12% 63%
brain damage 100% 44%
cognitive disorders 7% 46%
up circulatory disorders 92% 61%
decreased concentration of attention 4% 42%
paralysis 10% —
consequences of head injury — 36%
dizziness 9% —
pain in the right knee — 34%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 8% —
hysterical child — 33%
repeated stroke 8% —
pain in the right leg — 32%
abasia 8% —
vascular sclerosis 8% 39%
weather dependence 8% —
hearing impaired 2% 33%
vegetative vascular dystonia 8% —
convulsions 3% 30%
decreased cholinesterase 7% —
epilepsy 4% 31%
dizziness when getting 7% —
impaired arterial function 43% 69%
memory impairment 7% —
multiple sclerosis — 26%
dementia with lewy bodies 7% —
confusion of thoughts 8% 32%
decreased intelligence 7% —
thrombosis 7% 31%
shaky gait 7% —
hypertension 7% 31%
arrhythmia attacks 7% —
loses thought 8% 32%
arrhythmia 7% —
pain in the knees — 23%
loss of balance 7% —
hyperactive child — 23%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 7% —
mind 3% 24%
slowness of movement 7% —
head severe 4% 24%
visual hallucinations 7% —
feeling of heaviness in the head 4% 24%
permanent arrhythmia 7% —
hypertensive encephalopathy — 20%
mixed anxious 7% —
weakness in the legs — 19%
multiinfarction dementia 7% —
cramps in the legs — 19%
agrammatism 6% —
senile dementia 7% 26%
cyclothymia 6% —
leukoencephalitis 5% 24%
increased cholinesterase 6% —
post-traumatic encephalopathy — 17%
confusion of consciousness 6% —
gaye-wernicke syndrome — 16%
mood disorder 6% —
ataxia 10% 25%
freezing when walking 6% —
poor sleep 4% 19%
moves his legs in his sleep 6% —
traumatic encephalopathy — 15%
obesity 6% —
perinatal encephalopathy — 15%
multisystem atrophy 6% —
oral automatism symptom — 14%
hyperhomocysteinemia 6% —
toxic encephalopathy — 14%
asks questions 6% —
occlusion of the subclavian artery — 14%
hallucinations 6% —
multiple encephalomyelitis — 14%
grandmother diabetes mellitus 6% —
diabetic encephalopathy — 14%
microinfarction 6% —
post-resuscitation disease — 14%
consequences of taking medications 6% —
forgetfulness 12% 26%
CHD 6% —
post-resuscitation syndrome — 13%
apathy 6% —
umbilical — 13%
primary progressive aphasia 6% —
alcohol poisoning — 12%
paraphasia 6% —
botulism — 12%
hypotension 6% —
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy — 11%
sedentary lifestyle 6% —
hepatic encephalopathy 2% 13%
progressive paralysis 6% —
pancreatitis — 11%
frontotemporal dementia 6% —
rapid fatigue from mental work — 11%
ophthalmoplegia 6% —
azotemia — 11%
inadequate behavior 5% —
tongue numbness — 11%
sleeping undressed 5% —
violation of the function of both lungs — 11%
vascular dementia 5% —
pulmonary embolism — 11%
shortening of limbs 5% —
pulmonary hypertension — 11%
diabetic cardiomyopathy 5% —
encephalopathy 6% 17%
pulsates 5% —
citrullinemia — 11%
torso 5% —
acute liver failure — 10%
stereotypia 5% —
paresis of the foot — 10%
vascular parkinsonism 5% —
pancreatitis chronic — 10%
vascular tumor 5% —
strongest weakness — 10%
there is heart failure 5% —
anatomically narrow pelvis — 10%
sleeps during the day 5% —
asphyxia of newborns — 10%
drug poisoning 5% —
lung abscess — 10%
moves in a dream 5% —
history of radiation exposure — 10%
increased motor activity 5% —
umbilical cord abnormalities — 10%
motor activity 5% —
desire for change — 10%
heart failure 5% —
progressive hemiatrophy of the face — 10%
asymmetry 5% —
round face — 10%
high cholesterol hypertension 5% —
rhesus conflict — 10%
problems with studying 5% —
tetanus — 10%
need a nap 5% —
lead poisoning — 10%
more often in old age 5% —
bronchiectasis — 10%
mild cognitive impairment 5% —
uremia 2% 12%
smoking desire 5% —
acute ethanol poisoning — 10%
forgets things 5% —
limited vocabulary — 10%
rapid reaction 5% —
delirium 10% 20%
vascular damage 5% —
consequences of injuries 1% 11%
polypragmasy 5% —
birth trauma — 9%
postural instability 5% —
weakness of the eyes — 9%
hydrocephalus 5% —
hemolytic disease of newborns — 9%
depression anxiety 5% —
paresis of legs — 9%
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis 5% —
atelectasis — 9%
madness 5% —
whole head hurts — 9%
angina pectoris 5% —
acute renal failure — 9%
angioplasty 5% —
fetal hypoxia — 9%
impaired understanding of speech 5% —
diphtheria — 9%
passive smoking 5% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 9%
cardiosclerosis 5% —
number of births increased — 9%
homocysteine 5% —
anomalies of labor activity — 9%
effects of smoking 5% —
skewed pelvis — 9%
pulsation in the head 5% —
clonic cramps — 9%
laughter through tears 5% —
weakness in the foot — 9%
feeling of bruising 5% —
cirrhosis of the liver 2% 11%
better from drinking water 5% —
volitional disorders 5% 14%
depression apathy 5% —
corticobasal degeneration 4% 13%
restless legs 5% —
beriberi 3% 12%
severe hypoxia 5% —
creutzfeldt-jakob disease 3% 12%
secondary parkinsonism 5% —
up strong 3% 12%
stims 5% —
absent-mindedness 3% 12%
lost in familiar places 5% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 8%

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