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Results: Differences General ✘Somoji syndrome✘Flaccid paralysis syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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insulin is elevated 19% —
neurological disorders — 48%
dizziness in the afternoon 17% —
pregnancy — 46%
formation tearful mood 16% —
polyneuropathy — 43%
hunger at night 16% —
cold legs — 39%
A child screams at night 16% —
tics — 38%
hungry tremor 16% —
paralysis of the lower extremities — 38%
tearfulness 15% —
a history of neurosurgery — 31%
dizziness with drowsiness 15% —
dementia — 30%
irritability and tearfulness 15% —
muscle weakness — 29%
wakes up at night screaming 14% —
rasmussen's encephalitis — 28%
weakness from hunger 14% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 28%
dizziness from hunger 14% —
dravet syndrome — 28%
dizziness from fatigue 13% —
angelman syndrome — 28%
wakes up crying 13% —
cysticercosis — 28%
activity at night 13% —
paresis — 27%
weakness during the day 12% —
epileptic encephalopathy in children — 27%
dizziness attacks 12% —
small epileptic seizure — 27%
hunger in the morning 12% —
temporal lobe epilepsy — 26%
changeable mood 11% —
panagiotopoulos syndrome — 26%
ketonuria 11% —
focal cortical dysplasia — 26%
drowsiness 11% —
tiki in children — 26%
screaming crying 11% —
twitching of the body — 26%
sweating during the day 11% —
twitching of the head — 25%
dizziness at night 11% —
epilepsy in pregnant women — 25%
dizziness weakness 11% —
twitching of the hands — 25%
sweating attacks 11% —
muscle atrophy — 25%
worse during sleep 11% —
cramps of the hands — 25%
sweating is increased 10% —
neonatal convulsions — 25%
need a nap 10% —
childhood absentee epilepsy — 25%
excess insulin 10% —
juvenile absentee epilepsy — 24%
flies in front of the eyes 10% —
brain development abnormalities — 24%
bulimia 10% —
epileptic status — 24%
night sweat 10% —
happy — 24%
child screams 10% —
epileptic psychosis — 24%
worse from hunger 10% —
febrile convulsions in children — 24%
eats sugar 10% —
tuberous sclerosis — 24%
sweat during sleep 10% —
myoclonic epilepsy — 24%
general weakness 10% —
aura — 24%
sleeps during the day 9% —
hippocampus is not symmetrical — 23%
sweating with weakness 9% —
cysticercosis of the brain — 23%
dizziness permanent 9% —
nocturnal epilepsy attacks — 23%
drowsiness during the day insomnia at night 9% —
lennox-gastaut syndrome — 23%
sleeplessness all night 9% —
epilepsy in a dream — 23%
likes spinning 9% —
cramp and spasm — 23%
attacks of weakness 9% —
bouts of vision loss — 23%
worse at night 9% —
hemiparesis — 22%
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus 9% —
epilepsy at night — 22%
croup 9% —
perinatal encephalopathy — 22%
constant sweating 9% —
epilepsy in the morning — 22%
hyperactive 8% —
convulsions in sleep — 22%
fidgety 8% —
tonic-clonic convulsions — 22%
no feeling of hunger 8% —
cramps in the extremities — 22%
increased appetite 8% —
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy — 22%
effects of taking hormones 8% —
boring guy — 22%
feeling of fullness 8% —
viral encephalitis — 22%
alternating symptoms 8% —
focal epilepsy — 22%
emaciation 7% —
autism — 21%
zpr fatigue from the disease 7% —
learning difficulties — 21%
rapid weight loss 7% —
cramps at night — 21%
diabetes mellitus 15% 7%
tonic convulsions — 21%
feeling of bruising 13% 7%
biotinidase deficiency — 21%
generalized epilepsy — 21%
impaired arterial function — 21%
clonic cramps — 21%
periodic weakness — 21%
postencephalitic syndrome — 21%
constipation — 21%
connective tissue dysplasia — 21%
glioma — 21%
mitochondrial myopathy — 21%
convulsions in the anamnesis — 21%
epilepsy in childhood — 21%
twitches eyelid — 20%
arm and leg cramps — 20%
epilepsy in children — 20%
sudden onset — 20%
Fear for no reason — 20%
consequences of head injury — 20%
pork tapeworm — 20%
twitching of the upper eyelid — 20%
thin — 20%
look absent — 20%
hyperventilation — 20%
convulsive syndrome in children — 20%
impulsiveness — 20%
tick-borne encephalitis — 19%
absences — 19%
anxiety attack — 19%
lack of sleep — 19%
intellectual disabilities in children — 19%
apnea — 19%
periodic paralysis — 19%
autism spectrum — 19%
porphyria — 19%
neuroinfections — 19%
no consciousness — 19%
memory loss — 19%
loses thought — 18%
benign rolandic epilepsy — 18%
encephalitis — 18%
polymorbidity — 18%
early myoclonic encephalopathy — 18%
myopathy — 18%
history of brain surgery — 18%
very anxious — 18%
todd's palsy — 18%
twitching limbs — 18%
convulsions with loss of consciousness — 18%
smart baby — 18%
stupor — 18%
cramps in the legs — 18%
arteriovenous malformation — 18%
fear of illness — 18%
delay of mental development — 18%
convulsions after a stroke — 18%
memory impairment — 18%
head surgery — 18%
constant feeling of anxiety — 18%
decreased intelligence — 18%
landau-kleffner syndrome — 18%
pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency — 18%
acute head injury — 18%
taciturnity — 18%
impaired nervous system function — 17%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 17%
fainting — 17%
nervousness — 17%
blindness — 17%
head injury — 17%
not burdened — 17%
a difficult teenager — 17%
eye tic — 17%
hemorrhagic stroke — 17%
children's speech — 17%
forgetfulness — 17%
remission — 17%
no children — 17%
late pregnancy — 17%
painful appearance — 17%

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