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Results: Differences General ✘Epileptic status✘Disorders of consciousness
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 65%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —60%
epilepsy in a dream 64% —
headache in schoolchildren — 51%
epilepsy at night 50% —
from the light is worse — 49%
epileptic status 48% —
inhibition 12% 50%
small epileptic seizure 41% —
overheating in the sun — 30%
delay of mental development 40% —
prostration and stupor — 27%
delayed speech development 39% —
lack of sleep 19% 44%
childhood absentee epilepsy 39% —
does not answer questions — 24%
children's speech 37% —
oneiroid — 22%
clonic cramps 37% —
concussion of the brain — 21%
focal epilepsy 35% —
deep coma — 20%
tonic convulsions 35% —
hypothalamic syndrome — 20%
epilepsy in children 34% —
convulsions 30% 49%
cramps in the extremities 34% —
weak ligaments — 18%
epilepsy attacks 34% —
prostration — 18%
epilepsy in the morning 34% —
distracted — 18%
tonic-clonic convulsions 33% —
weakness of the ligaments — 17%
epilepsy in childhood 33% —
observation skills — 16%
generalized epilepsy 32% —
schizophrenia — 16%
consequences of head injury 31% —
Common symptoms are weakness — 15%
convulsive syndrome in children 31% —
agitation — 15%
impulsiveness 30% —
myocardial infarction — 14%
porphyria 30% —
general weakness — 13%
rasmussen's encephalitis 29% —
psychologist — 13%
dravet syndrome 29% —
amentia 12% 21%
periods of exacerbation 29% —
visual hallucinations 9% 17%
cysticercosis 28% —
compression of the brain 11% 19%
loses thought 28% —
hallucinations 18% 25%
angelman syndrome 28% —
worried due to pain 8% 15%
hypoglycemia 27% —
delirium 16% 23%
epileptic encephalopathy in children 27% —
dizziness when getting 9% 16%
eclampsia 27% —
fainting 17% 24%
confusion of thoughts 26% —
indifference 8% 15%
tiki in children 26% —
madness 16% 22%
twitching of the body 26% —
acute pain 6% 12%
late pregnancy 26% —
pituitary gland diseases 8% 14%
temporal lobe epilepsy 26% —
stupor 19% 24%
panagiotopoulos syndrome 26% —
disorders of consciousness 25% 29%
focal cortical dysplasia 26% —
sopor 14% 18%
cramps of the hands 25% —
stroke 16% 19%
neonatal convulsions 25% —
needs attention 11% 14%
jackson 's epilepsy 25% —
confusion of consciousness 26% 29%
twitching of the hands 25% —
absences 37% 40%
epilepsy in pregnant women 25% —
necrosis 9% 12%
twitching of the head 25% —
ischemic stroke 14% 15%
epilepsy 82% 55%
brain damage 26% 26%
myoclonic epilepsy 24% —
muscular dystonia 15% 15%
unspecified mental disorders 24% —
illusions 16% 16%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 24% —
thrombosis 12% 12%
tuberous sclerosis 24% —
juvenile absentee epilepsy 24% —
aura 24% —
brain development abnormalities 24% —
epileptic psychosis 24% —
febrile convulsions in children 24% —
attacks of pain 24% —
happy 24% —
bouts of vision loss 24% —
cysticercosis of the brain 23% —
kidney diseases 23% —
hippocampus is not symmetrical 23% —
twilight obscuration of consciousness 23% —
lennox-gastaut syndrome 23% —
pregnancy toxicosis 23% —
cramp and spasm 23% —
vomiting mucus 23% —
inflammation of the brain 22% —
impaired lung function 22% —
toxicosis 22% —
burns 22% —
convulsions in sleep 22% —
viral encephalitis 22% —
not enough time 22% —
autism 22% —
kozhevnikovskaya epilepsy 22% —
hemiparesis 22% —
perinatal encephalopathy 22% —
boring guy 22% —
learning difficulties 22% —
postencephalitic syndrome 21% —
vomiting 21% —
swelling 21% —
convulsions in the anamnesis 21% —
big man 21% —
glioma 21% —
mitochondrial myopathy 21% —
acute condition 21% —
childhood diseases 21% —
biotinidase deficiency 21% —
connective tissue dysplasia 21% —
cramps at night 21% —
inflammation 20% —
arm and leg cramps 20% —
Fear for no reason 20% —
adrenal insufficiency 20% —
sudden onset 20% —
look absent 20% —
pork tapeworm 20% —
twitching of the upper eyelid 20% —
twitches eyelid 20% —
fighting 20% —
hyperventilation 20% —
convulsions with loss of consciousness 19% —
tick-borne encephalitis 19% —
autism spectrum 19% —
intellectual disabilities in children 19% —
increased 19% —
neuroinfections 19% —
suffocation 19% —
tics 19% —
the fast man 19% —
no consciousness 36% 15%
apnea 19% —
attacks of suffocation 19% —
arteriovenous malformation 19% —
todd's palsy 19% —
benign rolandic epilepsy 19% —
early myoclonic encephalopathy 19% —
anxiety attack 19% —
muscle damage 19% —
constant feeling of anxiety 18% —
fear of illness 18% —
encephalitis 18% —
encephalopathy 18% —
very high fever 18% —
twitching limbs 18% —
positive 18% —
head surgery 18% —
convulsions after a stroke 18% —
memory impairment 18% —
acute head injury 18% —
history of brain surgery 18% —
west 's syndrome 18% —
nervous excitability 18% —
mucus in the mouth 18% —
smart baby 18% —
polymorbidity 18% —
decreased intelligence 18% —
taciturnity 18% —
pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency 18% —
very anxious 18% —
head tumor 18% —
landau-kleffner syndrome 18% —
myopathy 18% —
viral meningoencephalitis 17% —
protein reduced 17% —
increased motor activity 17% —
mental retardation 17% —
painful appearance 17% —
head established magnesium deficiency 17% —
hypomagnesemia 17% —
meningoencephalitis 17% —
open person 17% —

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