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Results: Differences General ✘Obsessive-compulsive movement syndrome in children✘Depression in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%(0)
MRI of the brain 26%(0)67%(0)
Blood biochemistry —88%(7)
General blood test —55%(3)
General urine test —45%(1)
Ophthalmologist's examination —38%(0)
Sex hormones —32%(4)
Measurements at the reception 6%(0)22%(0)
Other hormones —25%(6)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —72%
neuroses in children 76% —
depression — 72%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 78% 11%
agitation — 67%
obsessive thoughts 73% 7%
psyche suicidal thoughts — 53%
obsessive movements 69% 18%
suicidal thoughts — 53%
neurosis 54% 19%
nervous excitability — 49%
childhood diseases 46% 16%
he sleeps all the time — 48%
comes in spite 18% —
stress 4% 50%
asleep makes in its own way 16% —
overexcitation of the psyche 4% 50%
obsessive movement syndrome in children 12% —
aversion to criticism — 45%
pandas syndrome 10% —
nails gnawing — 44%
logophobia 9% —
stubborn stubborn 5% 43%
grimaces 9% —
low self-esteem — 38%
obvisit with illness 8% —
hyperactive — 37%
despotism 8% —
illness from stress — 36%
worried about everything 7% —
hyperactive child — 35%
childish behavior 7% —
periodic illness 14% 48%
infantile 7% —
nose good — 34%
foolishness 7% —
fidgety — 33%
eyes close 6% —
роды и вскармливание — 32%
fear of the unknown 6% —
moves his legs in his sleep — 32%
stress neurosis 6% —
worse from the slightest noise — 31%
thinks about the bad 6% —
restless legs — 31%
sociopath 6% —
sociable — 28%
obvisit 6% —
emotional 14% 42%
streptococcal infections 6% —
affective disorders — 28%
tics 14% 7%
bipolar disorder — 27%
emotional child 5% —
adynamia — 27%
difficult childhood 5% —
abdominal pain — 27%
constantly moving 5% —
depression in children — 27%
motor activity 5% —
aesthete — 27%
increased motor activity 5% —
inhibition — 27%
independent 5% —
longing — 26%
streptococci 5% —
moves in a dream — 26%
worse from movement 4% —
frequent colds — 26%
onset of illness 4% —
changeable mood — 25%
hypomania — 25%
confusion of consciousness — 24%
psychological suppression — 24%
depressed mood — 24%
delirium — 24%
organic anxiety disorder — 23%
sleeplessness all night — 23%
mood disorder 4% 26%
pathological affect — 22%
no appetite — 22%
chatty — 21%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome — 21%
history of surgery — 21%
overweight — 21%
paranoia — 21%
hypochondria — 21%
discharge phobias 5% 26%
quickly gets tired — 20%
madness 4% 24%
up mania 5% 25%
recovery period — 20%
stage of recovery — 20%
endogenous depression — 20%
urolithiasis — 20%
area worse in the evening and at night — 20%
intense fear of death — 20%
poor sleep — 19%
destructive behavior — 19%
decreased concentration of attention — 19%
eats everything — 19%
domestic violence — 19%
hallucinations — 19%
patient's condition 3% 22%
depression is strong — 18%
sweet taste in the mouth — 18%
thinking disorders — 18%
greed — 18%
closed — 18%
impaired arterial function — 18%
anxiety with agitation — 18%
increased — 17%
abdominal muscle pain — 17%
mixed anxious — 17%
night terrors — 17%
lowered 3% 20%
fears of anxiety 5% 22%
fear of illness 5% 21%
unexplained fear — 16%
thoughts about the disease — 16%
zpr fatigue from the disease — 16%
addiction — 16%
motor restlessness in sleep — 16%
very light sleep — 15%
tearfulness — 15%
panic attack tachycardia — 15%
self-injurious behavior — 15%
agitated depression — 15%
damage to the nervous system 5% 20%
illusions — 15%
constant feeling of guilt — 15%
indifference to children — 15%
aggression after alcohol — 15%
takes antidepressants 5% 20%
crying in babies — 15%
taking care of children — 14%
olfactory hallucinations — 14%
alternating high and low moods — 14%
fear of darkness — 14%
headache from constipation — 14%
tearfulness night — 14%
fear with palpitations — 14%
worse in evening — 14%
in the genus mental illness — 14%
hypoxia — 14%
dependence on parents — 14%
indifference to loved ones — 14%
alcoholism — 14%
claustrophobia — 14%
asleep separation — 14%
stupid — 14%
cognitive disorders — 14%
feeling of bruising — 14%
perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy — 14%
obvisit — 14%
longing for the past — 14%
worries due to pain — 14%
Fear for no reason — 14%
screaming crying — 14%
headaches — 14%
prolonged depression — 14%
caring for the family — 14%
tachycardia with panic — 14%
insomnia from fear — 14%
crying from fear — 13%
tearful worried — 13%
mom anxious — 13%
causeless anxiety — 13%
convulsions — 13%
excess cortisol — 13%
slow — 13%
diarrhea at night — 13%
stools with effort — 13%
perinatal encephalopathy — 13%
grumpy — 13%
does not want to live — 13%
pituitary gland diseases — 13%
effects of hypoxia — 13%
intoxication — 13%
gastrointestinal problems — 13%
fear in a dream — 13%
loudly cries — 13%
psychogenic depression — 13%
fear of dizziness — 13%
cortisol deficiency — 13%
family man 4% 17%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 4% 17%
general tension — 13%
urolithiasis in children — 13%
muscle pain at night — 13%
alcoholism in the family — 13%
alcohol dependence — 13%
insomnia anxiety — 13%
organic mood disorder — 13%
abdominal pain at night — 13%
palpitations at night — 13%
suffocation — 13%
creative person — 13%
child screams — 12%
severe childbirth — 12%
fear of death — 12%

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