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Results: Differences General ✘Migraine stroke✘Mowgli syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 85%—
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migraine without aura 82% —
idiocy — 94%
migraine with aura 81% —
mental retardation — 75%
migraine attack 70% —
emotional child — 72%
aura 67% —
cretinism — 71%
migraine in adults 62% —
children's speech — 70%
migraine status 61% —
delayed speech development — 69%
migraine 60% —
mental retardation easy — 68%
ocular migraine 56% —
up imbecility — 66%
migraines with nausea 53% —
aggressive — 66%
pulsates 48% —
delayed stages of development — 63%
stroke 46% —
lags behind in the development 10% 69%
ischemic stroke 44% —
delay of mental development — 59%
migraine with vomiting 43% —
mental all — 56%
thrombosis 41% —
urolithiasis in children — 54%
pain in the vessels of the head 40% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 53%
angiopathy 40% —
clever — 52%
cerebral circulation disorder 39% —
smart baby — 52%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 39% —
not enough communication — 51%
an abusive headache 37% —
there is little will — 51%
hypoxia 36% —
agitation — 49%
up circulatory disorders 36% —
underdevelopment — 46%
unilateral headache 35% —
psychologist 10% 55%
vomiting 35% —
up strong — 45%
headache throbbing 34% —
emotional 26% 71%
abdominal migraine 34% —
speech absence 12% 57%
frequent migraines 33% —
aggression on yourself — 44%
lacunar brain infarction 33% —
extreme — 44%
hemiplegia 32% —
requires increased attention — 44%
periodic headaches 32% —
aggressive child — 43%
spasm 31% —
confused in numbers — 43%
neurological pain 31% —
egocentric — 43%
pain in the right half of the head 30% —
desire for physical activity — 43%
pain in the left side of the head 30% —
delayed motor development — 42%
pulsation in the heart 30% —
sense of responsibility — 42%
constant nausea 30% —
delayed puberty — 41%
pulsation in the head 29% —
caring for the family — 41%
tension type headache 29% —
history of surgery 11% 52%
bouts of nausea 29% —
alalia — 41%
headache tension 29% —
a lot of resentment — 40%
vomiting with increased blood pressure 29% —
art syndrome — 40%
trypanosomiasis 29% —
angry child — 40%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 28% —
the desire to swear — 40%
headache at night 28% —
it's hard to concentrate — 40%
prolonged headaches 28% —
stigmas of dysembriogenesis — 40%
hypertension at night 28% —
calculating — 39%
tension in the head 28% —
2 children — 39%
pain spasm 28% —
bulimia in children — 39%
platelet aggregation increased 27% —
learning difficulties — 39%
headache attacks 27% —
drug disease 19% 57%
aneurysm 27% —
large child — 38%
frequent headaches 27% —
delay in physical development — 38%
hypersensitivity to sounds 27% —
impressionability — 37%
vascular spasm 27% —
dementia — 37%
increased pressure in the morning 27% —
anxiety with agitation — 37%
hypersensitivity of the eyes to light 27% —
recovery period 25% 62%
benzodiazepine abuse 27% —
indifference to children — 37%
headache on the left 26% —
irritability — 36%
insomnia anxiety 26% —
impulsiveness — 36%
hypersensitivity to sounds 26% —
mental shock — 36%
from the light is worse 26% —
resentment against yourself — 36%
nervous excitability 25% —
love for people — 36%
transient ischemic attack 25% —
stage of recovery 26% 62%
nose thrombophilia 25% —
abnormalities of spleen development — 36%
migraine in children 25% —
easily suggestible — 36%
headache in the center 25% —
irritability in the child — 36%
nausea with increased pressure 25% —
thinking disorders — 35%
smokes 25% —
consequences of taking medications 19% 54%
migraine with headache nausea 24% —
nervous shock — 35%
headache on the right 24% —
overeating in children — 35%
overwork 24% —
frustration — 35%
double vision 24% —
prostration — 35%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 24% —
think long — 34%
migraine photophobia 24% —
sluggish baby — 34%
worse from the slightest noise 24% —
hydrocephalus — 34%
worse when shouting 24% —
a grumpy child — 34%
retinal migraine 24% —
fickle appetite — 34%
have a bad memory 24% —
fear of anger — 34%
eye sensitivity 24% —
balanced — 34%
nausea vomiting 23% —
medical examination — 34%
anxiety at night 23% —
stones in the bladder 10% 44%
facial pain 23% —
child masturbation — 34%
vomiting multiple 23% —
lack of love — 34%
essential hypertension 23% —
n — 33%
muscle pain 23% —
everyone looks at her — 33%
severe nausea 23% —
dependence on parents — 33%
better in afternoon 22% —
rude behavior — 33%
tmj dysfunction 22% —
calm child — 33%
trigeminal nerve pain 22% —
fidgety — 33%
occlusion of the carotid arteries 21% —
lennox-gastaut syndrome — 33%
painful appearance 21% —
sociable — 33%
with excitement the hands sweat 21% —
strong resentment — 33%
nausea 21% —
dizziness with excitement — 33%
constant pain 21% —
medicinal parkinsonism — 33%
nasolabial folds 21% —
parkinson's disease — 33%
chanted speech 21% —
bouts of irritability — 33%
heredity predisposition 21% —
irritability from pain — 32%
scotoma 21% —
childish behavior — 32%
hypertension 21% —
crying from fear — 32%
photophobia 21% —
phenylketonuria — 32%
paroxysmal positional vertigo 21% —
fussiness — 32%

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