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Results: Differences General	✘Dorian Gray Syndrome	✘Panagiotopoulos syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(5) General blood test — 70%(6) ECG — 62%(0) MRI of the brain — 62%(0) General urine test — 60%(11) CT scan of the brain — 54%(0) CT of the skull — 43%(0) CT of the head — 26%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	56%
fear of aging	54%	—
epilepsy in children	—	37%
desire for honey	40%	—
bouts of vision loss	—	37%
he looks young	40%	—
focal epilepsy	—	35%
I'm going to die	38%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	34%
aversion to physical	38%	—
epilepsy	—	33%
desire for understanding	38%	—
epilepsy in childhood	—	33%
wrinkles	38%	—
absences	—	32%
clever	35%	—
disorders of consciousness	—	32%
actor	34%	—
convulsive syndrome in children	—	31%
desire for physical activity	33%	—
convulsions	—	30%
desire to escape	33%	—
hallucinations	—	29%
health care	32%	—
dravet syndrome	—	29%
psychogenic depression	32%	—
neuroinfections	—	29%
the desire to be busy	31%	—
apnea	—	29%
increased flexibility	31%	—
rasmussen's encephalitis	—	29%
restless legs	31%	—
fainting	—	29%
are easily frightened	31%	—
polymorbidity	—	28%
moves his legs in his sleep	31%	—
angelman syndrome	—	28%
a history of facelift	30%	—
encephalitis	—	28%
desire to travel	30%	—
cysticercosis	—	28%
fear of doctors	30%	—
epileptic encephalopathy in children	—	28%
desire for a new	30%	—
attacks of pain	—	28%
opinion of others is important	30%	—
brain tumors	—	27%
skin aging	30%	—
nervous excitability	—	27%
a lot of desires	29%	—
temporal lobe epilepsy	—	27%
fear of violence	29%	—
small epileptic seizure	—	27%
lot of things	29%	—
transient blindness	—	27%
fear of death	28%	—
focal cortical dysplasia	—	27%
responsible	44%	15%
fear of illness	—	27%
obvisit	27%	—
cramps in the legs	—	27%
psychologist	26%	—
head tumor	—	27%
desire to move	26%	—
remission	—	26%
moves in a dream	26%	—
violation of thermoregulation	—	26%
sagging skin	25%	—
blindness	—	26%
grumpy	24%	—
twitching of the body	—	26%
dependence on other people	23%	—
impaired nervous system function	—	26%
brown pigmentation after rashes	21%	—
neonatal convulsions	—	26%
brown spots on the skin	21%	—
tiki in children	—	26%
independent	21%	—
delirium	—	25%
emaciation	19%	—
twitching of the hands	—	25%
rapid weight loss	19%	—
brain tumor	—	25%
skin spots	19%	—
childhood absentee epilepsy	—	25%
of new cases	33%	12%
leukoencephalitis	—	25%
stress neurosis	29%	11%
cramps of the hands	—	25%
indecision	31%	14%
twitching of the head	—	25%
disorder of violation of bodily form	26%	10%
pain in the rectum	—	25%
mood disorder	32%	16%
jackson 's epilepsy	—	25%
patient's condition	27%	13%
juvenile absentee epilepsy	—	25%
a new patient	20%	8%
epileptic status	—	25%
helps others	25%	14%
madness	—	25%
calculating	28%	17%
epilepsy in pregnant women	—	25%
increased	30%	21%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	25%
irritability	20%	11%
hypersalivation	—	24%
suicide	23%	15%
epileptic psychosis	—	24%
illusions	24%	16%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks	—	24%
history of surgery	21%	13%
febrile convulsions in children	—	24%
illness from stress	20%	13%
confusion of consciousness	—	24%
fighting	19%	12%
organic brain damage	—	24%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	23%	17%
brain development abnormalities	—	24%
childish behavior	30%	25%
family man	—	24%
happy	29%	24%
myoclonic epilepsy	—	24%
foolishness	30%	25%
aura	—	24%
tuberous sclerosis	—	24%
viral encephalitis	—	23%
epilepsy in a dream	—	23%
childhood diseases	—	23%
cramp and spasm	—	23%
lennox-gastaut syndrome	—	23%
panic attacks	—	23%
pain in the intestines	—	23%
hippocampus is not symmetrical	—	23%
brain damage	—	23%
cramps in the extremities	—	23%
migraine	—	23%
headaches	—	23%
cysticercosis of the brain	—	23%
intoxication	—	22%
epilepsy in the morning	—	22%
postencephalitic syndrome	—	22%
inflammation of the brain	—	22%
hyperthermia	—	22%
hemiparesis	—	22%
boring guy	—	22%
convulsions in sleep	—	22%
tonic-clonic convulsions	—	22%
epilepsy at night	—	22%
periodic fainting	—	22%
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy	—	22%
dilated pupils	—	22%
learning difficulties	—	22%
autism	—	22%
psychosomatics	—	22%
perinatal encephalopathy	—	22%
cramps at night	—	22%
convulsions in the anamnesis	—	22%
clonic cramps	—	21%
look absent	—	21%
sudden onset	—	21%
biotinidase deficiency	—	21%
tonic convulsions	—	21%
palpitations	—	21%
generalized epilepsy	—	21%
vomiting	—	21%
glioma	—	21%
connective tissue dysplasia	—	21%
arm and leg cramps	—	21%
mitochondrial myopathy	—	21%
impulsiveness	—	20%
twitches eyelid	—	20%
inflammation	—	20%
oncology	—	20%
pork tapeworm	—	20%
Fear for no reason	—	20%
memory loss	—	20%
twitching of the upper eyelid	—	20%
consequences of head injury	—	20%
hyperventilation	—	20%
visual impairment	—	20%
brain abscess	—	19%
convulsions with loss of consciousness	—	19%
intellectual disabilities in children	—	19%
stupor	—	19%
a history of neurosurgery	—	19%
no consciousness	—	19%
there are no complaints	—	19%
tachycardia	—	19%
autism spectrum	—	19%
lack of sleep	—	19%
porphyria	—	19%
tick-borne encephalitis	—	19%
anxiety attack	—	19%
early myoclonic encephalopathy	—	19%
todd's palsy	—	19%
visual hallucinations	—	19%
arteriovenous malformation	—	19%
tics	—	19%
nausea	—	19%
benign rolandic epilepsy	—	19%

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