Distinctive symptoms
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delay of mental development
48%
—
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis —
89%
delayed speech development
40%
—
locomotor ataxia —
80%
children's speech
37%
—
measles —
78%
autism
19%
—
hyperkinesis —
75%
speech absence
9%
—
rubella —
72%
cerebral palsy
9%
—
encephalitis
1%
69%
speech slurred
9%
—
nonsense greasy sweat on the face —
67%
delay in physical development
8%
—
involuntary laughter —
67%
cognitive disorders
7%
—
slow cns infections —
64%
cretinism
6%
—
leukoencephalitis
1%
63%
fidgety
6%
—
epilepsy attacks —
62%
mental retardation easy
6%
—
consequences of measles —
60%
up imbecility
6%
—
stiffness in the joints
2%
62%
childish behavior
6%
—
exhaustion —
57%
stupid
6%
—
convulsions
1%
58%
down syndrome
5%
—
epilepsy
6%
63%
smart baby
5%
—
hypotrophy —
55%
mental all
5%
—
disease periodic muscle —
53%
mental retardation
5%
—
agraphy —
53%
intellectual disabilities in children
5%
—
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy —
53%
speaks poorly
5%
—
neurasthenia —
53%
decreased concentration of attention
5%
—
body schema disorder —
51%
paralysis
5%
—
onset of illness
3%
53%
foolishness
5%
—
damage to the nervous system
3%
53%
hyperactive
5%
—
twitching of the upper eyelid —
50%
idiocy
5%
—
aphasia —
50%
infantile
5%
—
tearfulness —
50%
destructive behavior
4%
—
twitches eyelid —
50%
delayed motor development
4%
—
neurological disorders
3%
52%
emotional
4%
—
thin —
49%
emotional child
4%
—
tics —
48%
difficult childhood
4%
—
absences —
48%
up strong
4%
—
small epileptic seizure —
48%
there is little will
4%
—
spasm —
48%
hyperactive child
4%
—
hectic fever —
47%
alalia
4%
—
screaming crying —
47%
extreme
3%
—
laughter through tears —
47%
prader - willi syndrome
3%
—
increased intracranial pressure —
47%
aggressive
3%
—
the onset of the disease during puberty —
46%
pathological fantasy syndrome in children
3%
—
encephalitis in children —
46%
agitation
3%
—
motor aphasia —
46%
grief
3%
—
athetosis —
46%
mental retardation secondary
3%
—
loudly cries —
46%
large child
3%
—
increased
2%
48%
volitional disorders
3%
—
can not hold his head —
45%
urolithiasis in children
3%
—
epileptic status —
44%
decreased intelligence
3%
—
irritability and tearfulness —
44%
consequences of taking medications
3%
—
early childhood neuropathy syndrome —
44%
drug disease
3%
—
amblyopia —
44%
phenylketonuria
3%
—
ataxia
1%
44%
in the genus mental illness
3%
—
selfish —
43%
overexcitation of the psyche
3%
—
blindness —
43%
schizophrenia in children
3%
—
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system
2%
44%
recovery period
3%
—
dementia
4%
46%
stage of recovery
3%
—
constantly crying —
42%
lowered
3%
—
sensory aphasia —
42%
learning difficulties
3%
—
neurosis
1%
42%
sexuality increased
2%
—
constant weakness
1%
42%
fears of anxiety
2%
—
sweating of the face —
41%
limited vocabulary
2%
—
protein with increased —
41%
not enough communication
2%
—
cruelty —
40%
not mindfulness
2%
—
tetraparesis —
40%
depressed mood
2%
—
impaired coordination
1%
41%
tuberous sclerosis
2%
—
papules —
40%
affective disorders
2%
—
viral encephalitis —
40%
drowsiness in the morning
2%
—
hemiparesis —
40%
autoaggression
2%
—
exhaustion after illness —
40%
angry
2%
—
measles antibodies —
38%
worse after a rest
2%
—
sweating with palpitations —
38%
birth trauma
2%
—
clonic cramps —
38%
taciturnity
2%
—
effects of pneumonia —
38%
imbalance
2%
—
tonic convulsions —
38%
gothic sky
2%
—
confusion of consciousness
2%
40%
organic brain damage
2%
—
subacute condition
1%
38%
does not express emotions
2%
—
feeling of bruising
1%
38%
lactase deficiency
2%
—
epilepsy in children —
37%
violation of sensory integration
2%
—
oily facial skin —
37%
grumpy
2%
—
vegetative vascular dystonia —
37%
eyecardiac reflex
2%
—
paresis of the hand —
37%
takes a long time to choose
2%
—
sweats often —
37%
instilled
2%
—
prolonged fever —
36%
no children
2%
—
collapse —
36%
crying from fear
2%
—
salivation —
36%
cerebral circulation disorder
2%
—
convulsive syndrome in children —
36%
swearing
2%
—
optic nerve atrophy —
36%
catatonia
2%
—
paresis of legs —
36%
fussiness
2%
—
crying during complaints —
36%
hair anomalies
2%
—
quickly gets tired
2%
38%
high intelligence
2%
—
madness
4%
40%
self-injurious behavior
2%
—
consequences of a viral infection —
35%
fatigue from children
2%
—
He's been ill for a long time —
35%
generalized epilepsy
2%
—
pulse is strong —
35%
a calm patient
2%
—
absent-mindedness —
35%
big ears
2%
—
chronic granulomatous disease —
34%
women passion
2%
—
paralytic syndrome —
34%
orbital hypertelorism
2%
—
cerebellar ataxia
1%
35%
loves himself
2%
—
periodic illness
1%
35%
disorders of the autonomic nervous system
2%
—
impulsiveness
2%
36%
drowsiness from headache
2%
—
contracture —
33%
hearing loss in children
2%
—
rapid breathing —
33%