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Results: Differences General ✘Autism spectrum disorders✘Violation of fine motor skills in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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fidgety 44% —
delay of mental development 4% 92%
decreased concentration of attention 38% —
handwriting illegible — 56%
autism spectrum 28% —
violation of fine motor skills in children — 49%
atypical autism 27% —
delayed speech development 34% 82%
stims 22% —
children's speech 48% 87%
disorder of stereotypical movements 20% —
stuttering in speech — 28%
stereotypia 20% —
playing dolls — 28%
sociable 20% —
metacarpal fracture — 28%
hyperactive 35% 14%
ectrodactyly — 26%
obsessive movements 18% —
spinocerebellar ataxia — 24%
stereotypical movements 18% —
trauma — 23%
there is autism in the family 17% —
paralysis of the limbs — 23%
urolithiasis in children 17% —
head injury — 22%
catatonia 16% —
clever — 22%
schizophrenia in children 16% —
motor alalia — 22%
idiocy 15% —
minimal brain dysfunction in children — 22%
ocd 15% —
consequences of head injury — 22%
unspecified race 15% —
fractures of the bones of the wrist — 22%
geller syndrome 15% —
paralysis — 22%
destructive behavior 14% —
arm fracture — 22%
anxiety 14% —
stuttering in children 7% 29%
loves family 14% —
weakness in the hands — 21%
emotional 14% —
likes to draw — 21%
echolalia 14% —
angelman syndrome — 21%
hyperactive child 32% 16%
paresis — 21%
there are no complaints 13% —
do not hold hands — 21%
onset of illness 13% —
epileptic encephalopathy in children — 21%
hyperkinesis in children 13% —
cerebral palsy — 21%
stones in the bladder 13% —
muscle weakness — 20%
single stones in the bladder 13% —
stuttering 6% 26%
cognitive disorders 12% —
neuroinfections — 20%
twilight worse 12% —
functional dyslalia — 20%
pedantry 12% —
parkinson's disease — 20%
irritability in adolescents 12% —
brain tumors — 19%
likes comfort 12% —
amblyopia — 19%
antineuronal antibodies 12% —
weakness of the fingers — 19%
increased sensitivity 12% —
perinatal encephalopathy — 19%
self-torture 12% —
desire to be small — 19%
aphasia 12% —
head tumor — 19%
not enough communication 12% —
traumatic brain injury — 19%
behavioral disorders in children 12% —
birth trauma of the head — 19%
gestures expressed 12% —
general underdevelopment of speech (onr) — 19%
schizophrenia 12% —
dysarthria in children — 19%
nervous excitability 27% 13%
does not like children — 19%
metabolic disorder 12% —
clinodactyly — 18%
impaired understanding of speech 12% —
stroke — 18%
patient's condition 12% —
ataxia in children — 18%
mood disorder 11% —
congenital anomalies of the upper extremities — 18%
increased 11% —
happy — 18%
drug disease 11% —
contracture of the hands — 18%
worse from the slightest noise 11% —
dyslalia — 18%
pity for people 11% —
brain tumor — 18%
worse extreme temperatures 11% —
wrist injury — 17%
desire for independence 11% —
visual impairment — 17%
catalepsy 11% —
speaks poorly — 17%
worse when shouting 11% —
syndactyly — 17%
intellectual disabilities in children 11% —
traumatic illness — 17%
recovery period 11% —
weakness in the wrists — 17%
madness 11% —
ataxia 9% 26%
age of development of social function is lowered 11% —
weakness of the muscles of the hands — 16%
stage of recovery 11% —
weakness after illness — 16%
affective disorders 11% —
fussy child — 16%
difficulties in communication 11% —
paresis of the hand — 16%
limited vocabulary 11% —
subacute condition — 16%
aggressive 11% —
postencephalitic syndrome — 16%
vaccination 10% —
slowness of movement — 16%
shaky gait 10% —
strabismus — 15%
walking on tiptoe 10% —
contractures of the joints — 15%
misunderstanding 10% —
He's been ill for a long time — 15%
children's aphasia 10% —
epilepsy in children — 15%
thinking disorders 10% —
cerebellar ataxia — 15%
rett syndrome 10% —
impaired coordination 10% 25%
effects of puberty 10% —
damage to the nervous system 9% 24%
emotional child 10% —
stunting — 14%
irritability in the child 10% —
muscular dystonia — 14%
polymorbidity 10% —
late pregnancy — 14%
autoaggression 10% —
alalia 10% 24%
early childhood autism 10% —
consequences of a fracture — 14%
macrography 10% —
weakness in the extremities — 14%
attachment to things 10% —
dysarthria — 14%
early development 10% —
thermal burns — 14%
cytomegalovirus 9% —
contracture — 14%
epilepsy attacks 9% —
nerve damage — 14%
eccentricity 9% —
delay in physical development — 14%
large child 9% —
everything is bad — 13%
unspecified mental disorders 9% —
forgetfulness — 13%
sentimental 9% —
CHD — 12%
phenylketonuria 9% —
elderly patients — 12%
worse when walking 9% —
bone fracture — 12%
problems with studying 9% —
dryness — 11%
dependence on parents 9% —
consequences of surgery — 11%
takes antidepressants 9% —
neurological disorders — 11%
irritability 9% —
oncology 3% 14%
high height 9% —
heart dysfunction — 11%
enthusiastic 9% —
creative person 9% 19%
2 children 9% —
lags behind in the development 52% 62%
mixed anxious 9% —
premature babies 9% 19%
irritability after illness 9% —
underdevelopment 11% 21%
does not like noise 8% —
down syndrome 7% 16%
sympathetic 8% —
patient is motionless 8% 17%

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