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Results: Differences General	✘Parasomnia	✘Myoclonic dystonia
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Distinctive symptoms
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poor sleep	48%	21%
spastic dysphonia	—	71%
fear of drunken	17%	—
torticollis	—	71%
moans at night	15%	—
spastic torticollis	—	68%
moans in a dream	15%	—
twitching of the upper eyelid	—	66%
nocturnal enuresis	14%	—
twitches eyelid	—	66%
psychologist	14%	—
muscular dystonia	—	63%
grinding his teeth in a dream	14%	—
tics	—	63%
drowsy intoxication	13%	—
congenital muscular torticollis	—	61%
violations of the motor act	13%	—
hyperkinesis	—	59%
urinary incontinence	13%	—
twitching of the hands	—	59%
sleeps a lot	12%	—
involuntary movements	—	55%
trypanosomiasis	11%	—
cramps of the hands	—	53%
sleepwalking	11%	—
tremor	—	51%
stupor	10%	—
hoarseness voice	—	50%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation	10%	—
muscular dystonia in a child	—	49%
child sleeps badly	10%	—
voice disorders	—	48%
pseudodementia	10%	—
writing spasm	—	47%
eats inedible	10%	—
periodic illness	—	46%
nightmares	10%	—
worse from movement	—	45%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	10%	—
oromandibular dystonia	—	44%
the effects of taking antidepressants	9%	—
discharge phobias	—	44%
takes antidepressants	9%	—
segawa syndrome	—	42%
hallucinations	8%	—
tremor of the hands	—	42%
organic brain damage	7%	—
round face	—	41%
dyspnea	7%	—
hemifacial spasm	—	41%
cerebral circulation disorder	7%	—
patient's condition	—	41%
impaired venous function	7%	—
convulsions	10%	51%
up circulatory disorders	7%	—
mood disorder	—	40%
hypoxia	7%	—
blepharospasm	—	39%
sleep paralysis	6%	—
twitching of the leg muscles	—	38%
parasomnia in children	6%	—
control issues	—	38%
impaired arterial function	6%	—
facial spasms	—	37%
closes windows	6%	—
onset of illness	—	36%
damage to the nervous system	—	36%
cramps in the fingers	—	36%
twitching limbs	—	35%
spasm in the throat	—	35%
improvement from alcohol	—	33%
patient is motionless	—	33%
cramps in the extremities	—	33%
fear of illness	—	33%
convulsions in the anamnesis	—	32%
epilepsy attacks	—	32%
increased	—	32%
panic attacks	—	32%
alcohol dependence	—	31%
parkinson's disease	—	31%
the lower eyelid twitches	—	31%
muscle spasm of the hands	—	30%
neurosis	—	30%
idiopathic blepharospasm	—	30%
obsessive thoughts	—	29%
fear of convulsions	—	29%
shortening of legs	—	29%
head tremor	—	29%
Chewing his tongue	—	29%
fear of death from illness	—	28%
social phobia	—	28%
depressive thoughts	—	28%
epilepsy	8%	35%
twitching of the body	—	27%
finger twitching	—	27%
juvenile parkinsonism	—	27%
twitching of the head	—	27%
tiki in children	—	27%
up strong	—	27%
muscle pain	—	27%
spasm	—	26%
worse in morning	—	26%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	—	26%
childhood diseases	6%	32%
worried about his health	—	26%
aching	—	26%
worse during day	—	26%
feeling of stiffness	—	26%
anxious thoughts	—	26%
headache in the neck	—	25%
depression is strong	—	25%
headaches	—	25%
he drinks alcohol in moderation	—	25%
reduces the fingers	—	25%
subacute condition	—	25%
myasthenia	—	25%
neurological disorders	—	25%
muscle pain from exertion	—	24%
stiffness in the joints	—	24%
worse during sleep	—	24%
depression	—	24%
worried about his health	—	24%
anxiety	—	24%
jaw spasms	—	24%
fear of death	—	24%
emotional tension	—	24%
changing handwriting	—	24%
epilepsy in childhood	—	23%
there are no complaints	—	23%
trauma	—	23%
worse from sudden movements	—	23%
helps others	—	23%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes	—	23%
moves in a dream	—	23%
fear of life	—	23%
eye tic	—	23%
problems with the father	—	23%
worse lying down	—	23%
fear of the unknown	—	23%
slowness of movement	—	22%
disease periodic muscle	—	22%
pain in the eyes	—	22%
periodic headaches	—	22%
flinches from surprise	—	22%
jaw trism	—	22%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	—	22%
stage of recovery	—	22%
head tilted	—	22%
pain from the load	—	22%
emotional fatigue	—	22%
leber's hereditary optical neuropathy	—	22%
recovery period	—	22%
worse at rest	—	21%
neck pain	—	21%
lethargic encephalitis	—	21%
little's disease	—	21%
ley syndrome	—	21%
lesh-nihan syndrome	—	21%
lung syphilis	—	21%
spastic diplegia	—	21%
shortness of breath	—	21%
convulsive syndrome in children	—	21%
in the genus mental illness	—	21%
chews for a long	—	21%
history of surgery	—	21%
constant fear	—	21%
carbon disulfide poisoning	—	21%
pompe disease	—	21%
pain when turning the head in the neck	—	21%
obsessive movements	—	21%
cerebral palsy	—	21%
headache better sitting	—	21%
neck pain to the back of the head	—	20%
acrid tears	—	20%
hyperactive	—	20%
tendency to cramps	—	20%
dryness in the eyes	—	20%
heaviness in the neck	—	20%
depressed mood	—	20%
lumbar lordosis increased	—	20%
fears of anxiety	—	20%
bedsores	—	20%
fidgety	—	20%
dryness and pain in the eyes	—	20%
tired of talking	—	20%
spasmodic pain	—	20%
alcoholism	—	20%
speech absence	—	20%
algophobia	—	20%
sticks out the tongue	—	20%
when turning	—	20%
anxiety depressive disorder	—	20%
dysarthria	—	20%
essential tremor	—	20%
pain in the eye when blinking	—	20%
pain in the upper eyelids	—	20%
lump in the throat when swallowing	—	20%
insomnia from pain	—	20%
poisoning with prussic acid	—	20%
hoarseness of the voice when talking	—	20%

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