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Results: Differences General ✘Переедание у детей✘Schizophrenia in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 5%(0)23%(0)
Histological studies —24%(0)
Coprogram 6%(0)—
Other hormones 5%(1)—
Blood biochemistry 5%(1)—
General blood test 5%(0)—
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 4%(0)—
Thyroid hormones 4%(1)—
Ultrasound of the organ 3%(0)—
Radiography of the area 3%(0)—
General inspection 3%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
neuroses in children 81% —
schizophrenia — 77%
increased appetite 65% —
emotional coldness — 71%
improper nutrition 9% —
hallucinations — 68%
loves family 9% —
emotional child 4% 67%
hunger after eating 9% —
delirium — 63%
appetite is sharply increased 8% —
madness — 62%
a lot of desires 8% —
confusion of consciousness — 61%
likes to study 8% —
philosopher — 59%
deterioration from reproaches 8% —
duality — 59%
few friends 7% —
hebephrenic syndrome — 59%
studies a lot 7% —
apathy — 57%
bursting pain in the stomach 7% —
catatonia — 57%
the desire to gain weight 7% —
neurosis-like disorders — 56%
vomiting after belching 7% —
affective disorders — 56%
desire to lose weight 7% —
mood disorder 5% 60%
disease from reproaches 6% —
psychologist 6% 61%
not in the mood 6% —
pseudodementia — 54%
vomiting from overeating 6% —
attachment disorders in children — 51%
bursting abdominal pain 6% —
euphoria — 51%
even if he is indoors 6% —
emotional 5% 56%
worse from overeating 6% —
coprolalia — 51%
likes to be examined 6% —
loss of father — 50%
head protests 6% —
the desire for protection — 50%
lipid metabolism 6% —
cognitive disorders — 50%
jams stress 6% —
up strong — 50%
lack of love 6% —
there is little will — 50%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% —
childhood diseases 4% 53%
swelling in the stomach 6% —
depressive thoughts — 48%
relief from vomiting 5% —
olfactory hallucinations — 48%
eats often 5% —
causeless laughter — 48%
appetite is poor 5% —
obsessive thoughts — 48%
abdominal pain during meals 5% —
aggressive — 48%
eats everything 5% —
stupid — 47%
eats 5% —
neurotic disorder, unspecified — 47%
causes vomiting 5% —
alcoholism — 46%
abdominal distension 5% —
the desire to be busy — 45%
abdominal distension a 5% —
child is not says — 45%
appetite is bad 5% —
rude behavior — 45%
food is poorly digested 5% —
laughter through tears — 45%
obsessive movements 5% —
cries for no reason — 45%
risk desire 5% —
creative person — 44%
violation of the stool 5% —
patient's condition 6% 50%
cheerful 5% —
lowered 5% 49%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 5% —
domestic violence — 44%
worms in the feces 5% —
anxious thoughts — 44%
harmful child 5% —
desire to be small — 43%
not enough communication 5% —
anxiety 6% 48%
no friends 5% —
alcohol dependence — 42%
controls itself 5% —
problems with studying — 41%
digestive disorders 5% —
grimaces — 41%
eggs found in fecal 5% —
happy — 41%
fear of performing what 5% —
foolishness 4% 44%
feces undigested 5% —
depersonalization — 40%
fear of vomiting 5% —
depression in children — 40%
weight change 4% —
right ventricle volume is lowered — 40%
traumatic brain injury 4% —
childish behavior 4% 44%
tremor 4% —
violation of the function of the tonsils — 40%
congestion belching 4% —
changing handwriting — 40%
large child 4% —
chokes while eating — 39%
abdominal pain 4% —
choking — 39%
alternating symptoms 4% —
religiosity — 39%
brain tumors 4% —
cruelty — 39%
high height 4% —
senestopathy — 39%
thyroid diseases 4% —
obvisit — 39%
brain tumor 4% —
a difficult teenager — 38%
periods of exacerbation 4% —
the psyche is rough — 38%
thin 4% —
studies poorly — 38%
nose nursing mom 4% —
affective psychosis — 38%
traumatic illness 4% —
psychopathy — 38%
irritability 4% —
delusion — 38%
head injury 4% —
closes 4% 42%
weight gain 4% —
changeable mood 4% 42%
helminths 4% —
infantile 4% 42%
neurosis 46% 40%
alcoholism and drug addiction — 37%
head tumor 4% —
enthusiastic — 37%
no feeling of hunger 4% —
weak lungs — 37%
pancreatopathy 4% —
problems with the father — 37%
takes antidepressants 4% —
autism — 37%
depression is strong 4% —
visual hallucinations — 36%
violation of fat metabolism 4% —
obsessive-compulsive neurosis — 36%
thyrotoxicosis 4% —
brain damage — 36%
bursting 4% —
bipolar disorder — 36%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 4% —
severe hypoxia — 36%
neuroinfections 4% —
hears voices — 36%
nausea during meals 4% —
anxiety attack — 36%
immaturity 4% —
inadequate behavior 5% 41%
enlargement of the thyroid gland 4% —
empty — 35%
stomach nausea 4% —
illusions — 35%
variable symptoms 4% —
intoxication — 35%
abdominal pain with nausea 4% —
grumpy — 35%
diseases of infants 4% —
thinking disorders — 34%
consequences of taking medications 4% —
impulsiveness — 34%
diffuse toxic goiter 4% —
absent-mindedness — 34%
big head 4% —
loss of a loved one a person — 34%
vomiting 3% —
disorder of violation of bodily form 5% 38%
trauma 3% —
inhibition — 33%
nausea 3% —
fears of anxiety — 33%
neurological disorders 3% —
ganglia — 33%
diabetes mellitus 3% —
up mania — 33%
blood diseases 3% —
death of a loved — 32%

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