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Results: Differences General ✘Vascular dementia✘Traumatic encephalopathy
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Distinctive symptoms
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dementia 82% —
concussion of the brain — 95%
up circulatory disorders 78% 13%
consequences of head injury — 83%
cognitive disorders 91% 26%
headaches — 83%
brain damage 79% 18%
leader — 77%
encephalopathy 88% 35%
stubbornness — 72%
impaired arterial function 74% 24%
increased sensitivity — 71%
thinking disorders 38% —
likes sweets — 68%
stroke 35% —
worse when shouting — 67%
vascular dementia 30% —
worse from the slightest noise — 67%
senile dementia 26% —
touchy — 66%
affective disorders 24% —
dryness 8% 69%
hearing impaired 23% —
consequences of injuries — 54%
adaptation disorders 22% —
poor sleep — 54%
ischemic stroke 21% —
aggressive 12% 65%
agitation 21% —
epilepsy 8% 60%
agitated depression 20% —
convulsions 11% 60%
takes care of relatives 19% —
traumatic encephalopathy — 48%
elderly patients 19% —
hypersthenic — 42%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 19% —
dry skin — 40%
grandmother diabetes mellitus 19% —
impressionability — 38%
thrombosis 18% —
pain in the legs — 36%
atrial fibrillation 18% —
neurosis-like disorders — 35%
cares for sick relatives 18% —
headache after injury — 33%
mental all 18% —
patient's condition 21% 52%
control issues 17% —
vegetative instability — 30%
supraventricular arrhythmia 17% —
neurotic disorder, unspecified — 30%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 17% —
light dizziness — 30%
grandmother hypertension 17% —
desire for massage — 30%
psycho - organic syndrome 17% —
outbursts of anger 19% 48%
diabetic encephalopathy 17% —
head injury 6% 34%
anxiety with agitation 17% —
blow to the head — 28%
senile psychosis 17% —
likes spinning — 27%
permanent arrhythmia 16% —
does not like noise — 27%
amnesic aphasia 16% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 27%
organic dementia in children 16% —
worse after a bath — 27%
arrhythmia attacks 16% —
hypomania — 26%
heart dysfunction 16% —
skin dystrophy — 26%
more often in old age 15% —
sports injury — 26%
lazy 15% —
vegetative vascular dystonia — 26%
intoxication psychosis 15% —
a feeling of bursting in the head — 26%
catatonia 15% —
dizziness from fatigue — 26%
paraphasia 15% —
traumatic brain injury 6% 31%
freezing when walking 15% —
post-traumatic encephalopathy — 25%
state of exacerbation 15% —
dizziness — 25%
disorders of consciousness 14% —
quickly gets tired 6% 30%
CHD 14% —
deep depression — 24%
chronic condition 14% —
alcoholism 3 st — 23%
acalculia 14% —
hormonal failure — 23%
arrhythmia 14% —
hydrocephalus — 23%
semantic aphasia 14% —
dizziness at night — 23%
emotional rigidity 14% —
desire for loneliness — 23%
aphasia 14% —
quickly depletes — 23%
neurosyphilis 14% —
acute injury — 22%
no consciousness 14% —
trauma 5% 27%
thalamic syndrome 14% —
dizziness when walking — 22%
lowered 39% 23%
alternating symptoms — 22%
vasculitis 13% —
anxious thoughts — 22%
impaired venous function 13% —
variable symptoms — 22%
myxoma 13% —
meningitis — 22%
epileptic status 13% —
headache bursting — 22%
syphilis 13% —
dizziness from physical exertion — 21%
endocarditis 13% —
dryness of mucous membranes and skin — 21%
stones in the bladder 13% —
bursting in the head — 21%
destructive behavior 13% —
anxiety about work — 21%
high intelligence 13% —
impotence — 21%
parkinson's disease 13% —
increased 19% 40%
financial problems 13% —
feeling of bruising 5% 26%
atherosclerosis of the carotid arteries 12% —
traumatic illness 8% 29%
tears from emotions 12% —
slow walking — 20%
repeated stroke 12% —
hypersalivation — 20%
recovery period 12% —
acute head injury — 20%
pronounced forgetfulness 12% —
brain cyst — 20%
obvisit 12% —
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome — 20%
the head is too heavy 12% —
head skin sweating — 20%
aversion to mental labor 12% —
hypochondria — 20%
thinking about life 12% —
sweating is increased — 20%
paretic gait 12% —
dystrophy — 20%
drug poisoning 12% —
mild delirium — 20%
pseudobulbar syndrome 12% —
focal epilepsy — 20%
vertebro-basilar insufficiency 12% —
drug allergy — 20%
stage of recovery 12% —
high emotional sensitivity — 20%
attacks of pain 12% —
sensitive sleep — 20%
occlusion of the carotid arteries 12% —
emotional weakness — 20%
organic mood disorder 12% —
soft tissue hematoma — 20%
arterial occlusion 12% —
epilepsy in the morning — 19%
onset of illness 12% —
generalized epilepsy — 19%
limited vocabulary 12% —
nausea — 19%
hears voices 11% —
scarring — 19%
better in afternoon 11% —
catatrauma — 19%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 11% —
tonic-clonic convulsions — 19%
senile chorea 11% —
whole head hurts — 19%
obliterating atherosclerosis 11% —
drowsiness from headache — 19%
primary-multiple tumors 11% —
visual hallucinations — 19%
leg weakness walking 11% —
changeable mood 15% 34%
systemic vasculitis 11% —
clonic cramps — 19%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 11% —
intracerebral hematoma — 19%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 11% —
desire for change 8% 27%
worse from worry 11% —
neurosis 6% 25%
the desire to be an adult 11% —
constant weakness 6% 25%
stupor 11% —
human thermometer — 18%

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