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Results: Differences General ✘Epileptiform seizures✘Cerebral edema
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 76%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —43%
convulsive syndrome in children 39% —
inhibition 5% 43%
epilepsy in children 34% —
swelling of the legs — 37%
clonic cramps 31% —
meningitis — 33%
epilepsy in the morning 27% —
brain tumor 11% 43%
epilepsy 100% 73%
bruise 5% 34%
generalized epilepsy 25% —
brain tumors 12% 37%
epilepsy at night 24% —
stroke 13% 36%
neonatal convulsions 22% —
worse in mountains — 22%
lags behind in the development 20% —
tremor 6% 28%
epilepsy in a dream 19% —
cerebellar stroke — 22%
convulsions in the anamnesis 19% —
up circulatory disorders 12% 33%
brain development abnormalities 18% —
attacks of pain 9% 30%
febrile convulsions in children 18% —
angiopathy 13% 34%
tonic convulsions 17% —
thing hemangioblastoma — 20%
absences 16% —
diffuse axonal brain damage — 20%
suffocation 16% —
cerebral circulation disorder 14% 34%
cramps in the extremities 16% —
swine flu — 20%
convulsions in sleep 15% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 14% 34%
cramp and spasm 15% —
subdural empyema — 20%
cramps at night 15% —
jet lag syndrome — 19%
delay of mental development 15% —
encephalitis 12% 31%
asphyxia of newborns 15% —
meningoencephalitis 12% 30%
a cyst of the brain in a child 14% —
intracerebral hematoma — 18%
delayed speech development 14% —
medulloblastoma — 17%
neuroinfections 14% —
purulent mumps — 17%
tics 14% —
head injury 14% 31%
calcium 13% —
fracture of the base of the skull — 17%
apoplexy 13% —
hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain — 17%
children's speech 13% —
desire for physical activity — 16%
nervousness 13% —
increased blood clotting — 16%
childhood diseases 13% —
the height makes it worse — 15%
tiki in children 13% —
brain bruised — 15%
decreased calcium 13% —
astrocytoma — 15%
high temperature 12% —
prolonged crushing syndrome — 15%
rasmussen's encephalitis 12% —
citrullinemia — 15%
viral meningoencephalitis 12% —
headache frontal — 14%
cysticercosis 12% —
veins protrude — 14%
angelman syndrome 12% —
traumatic brain injury 13% 27%
twitching of the body 12% —
meningeal symptoms 4% 18%
high height 12% —
hematoma 4% 18%
epilepsy in pregnant women 12% —
disorders of consciousness 7% 21%
twitching limbs 12% —
subdural hematoma — 14%
dravet syndrome 12% —
ventriculitis — 14%
hydrocephalus in children 12% —
main complaint headache — 14%
anxiety 11% —
cough with sneezing — 14%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 11% —
capillary leak syndrome — 14%
focal cortical dysplasia 11% —
a choking cough — 14%
temporal lobe epilepsy 11% —
hemorrhagic diathesis 3% 17%
childhood absentee epilepsy 11% —
effects of the flu — 13%
severe fever 11% —
quincke — 13%
restless child 11% —
often sneezes — 13%
exudative 11% —
acute liver failure — 13%
large child 11% —
dilated capillaries — 13%
tract crying attacks 11% —
desire to move — 13%
epilepsy in childhood 11% —
scarlet — 13%
depressed mood 11% —
anasarka — 13%
vaccination 11% —
allergy to chemicals — 13%
focal epilepsy 11% —
cough — 13%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 11% —
whole head hurts — 13%
small epileptic seizure 11% —
bacterial meningitis — 13%
very high fever 11% —
leukoencephalitis 12% 25%
nervous excitability 11% —
meningeal syndrome 4% 17%
spasm 11% —
headache with nausea and vomiting — 12%
psychological suppression 11% —
feeling of heaviness in the head 5% 17%
2 children 11% —
swelling 6% 18%
premature babies 11% —
mumps — 12%
twitches eyelid 10% —
head severe 5% 17%
twitching of the head 10% —
anaphylactic shock — 12%
twitching of the upper eyelid 10% —
brain cancer — 12%
a history of neurosurgery 10% —
slow onset of the disease — 12%
nervous the child 10% —
allergic swelling — 12%
muscular dystonia 10% —
absent-mindedness — 12%
cysticercosis of the brain 10% —
swelling of the brain 13% 25%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 10% —
chronic liver failure — 12%
lennox-gastaut syndrome 10% —
acute allergic reactions — 12%
1 pregnancy 10% —
headache with nausea — 11%
stereotypia 10% —
headache vomiting — 11%
hippocampus is not symmetrical 10% —
swelling of the neck — 11%
bouts of vision loss 10% —
nausea during a headache — 11%
hypoxia during childbirth 10% —
headaches 6% 17%
twitching of the hands 10% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 11%
aura 10% —
alcoholism — 11%
tuberous sclerosis 10% —
dehydration 3% 14%
skin problems 10% —
big head 6% 16%
happy 10% —
ischemic stroke 6% 16%
epileptic psychosis 10% —
liver failure — 10%
nose nursing mom 10% —
chronic heart failure — 10%
mitochondrial myopathy 10% —
essential hypertension — 10%
cramps of the hands 10% —
effects of shock — 10%
epileptic status 10% —
pain in the veins — 10%
juvenile absentee epilepsy 10% —
umbilical 8% 18%
hemolytic disease of newborns 10% —
patient's condition 7% 17%
myoclonic epilepsy 10% —
presses 3% 12%
apnea 9% —
history of surgery 7% 16%
boring guy 9% —
gradual deterioration of the condition 4% 13%
look absent 9% —
nausea 4% 13%
rapid reaction 9% —
drug allergy — 9%
connective tissue dysplasia 9% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage 4% 13%
infantile 9% —
severe childbirth 4% 13%
myopathy 9% —
the fast man 4% 13%

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