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Results: Differences General ✘Nervous excitability✘Anorgasmia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —16%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ —11%(0)
Infection tests —11%(0)
Sex hormones —11%(1)
Ultrasound of the pelvic organs —10%(0)
Patient and visits —9%(0)
Gynecologist's examination —9%(0)
General inspection —8%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%9%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
hyperactive 72% —
acute prostatitis — 86%
comes in spite 16% —
prostatitis — 84%
fidgety 16% —
prostate pain — 66%
asleep makes in its own way 15% —
prostate enlargement — 61%
stubborn stubborn 11% —
pressing pain in the temples — 51%
lags behind in the development 9% —
burning in the urethra — 50%
delayed speech development 9% —
headache pressing in the temples — 49%
children's speech 8% —
state of exacerbation — 46%
fights 8% —
pressure in the temples — 44%
fearless 8% —
bacterial prostatitis — 44%
decreased concentration of attention 8% —
fighter for justice — 39%
motor activity 8% —
impaired prostate function — 36%
increased motor activity 8% —
ovarian cysts — 35%
aggressive child 7% —
from sex worse — 34%
delay of mental development 7% —
religiosity — 32%
hysterical 5% —
anorgasmia — 30%
psychopathy 5% —
emotional 2% 31%
chatty 5% —
cysts — 26%
aggressive 5% —
red rash — 25%
sociable 5% —
neurosis 3% 25%
unstable type of psychopathy 5% —
nymphomania — 22%
autism 5% —
fear of pregnancy — 21%
impatient 5% —
inflammation — 20%
repeats the words 4% —
psychologist — 19%
baby bites 4% —
decreased libido — 17%
walking on tiptoe 4% —
lower abdominal pain in women — 15%
insists on its 4% —
mood disorder — 15%
jealousy in children 4% —
libido decrease in women — 15%
flash screams in anger 4% —
confusion of consciousness — 15%
hysterical psychopathy 4% —
sexual violence anamnesis — 14%
hysterics in children 4% —
history of surgery — 14%
sociable child 4% —
mental shock — 14%
outbursts of anger 4% —
improvement during menstruation — 14%
bites 4% —
delirium — 13%
selectivity in food 3% —
conflict in the family — 13%
pulls the hair 3% —
The congregation of the head — 13%
cunning 3% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 13%
anger the child 3% —
doesn't like women — 13%
desire to be the center of attention 3% —
scrotum pain — 13%
gnaws objects 3% —
traumatic illness — 13%
manipulative 3% —
reason for the consequences of puberty — 13%
late begins to speak 3% —
fear of relationships — 13%
speech absence 3% —
patient's condition 1% 14%
very hot-tempered 3% —
depression — 12%
swearing 3% —
anxiety 0% 12%
impatient and irritable 3% —
pain over the pubic — 12%
angry child 3% —
deterioration postpartum — 12%
grimaces 3% —
stopped menstruation — 12%
overexcitation in the evening 3% —
increased 0% 12%
demanding 3% —
the psyche is rough — 12%
grimacing 3% —
madness — 12%
spinning at night 3% —
hyperprolactinemia — 12%
spinning in a dream 3% —
hirsutism — 12%
speech slurred 3% —
oily facial skin — 12%
region enuresis does not wake 3% —
senestopathy — 12%
eyelashes long 3% —
dysmorphia — 12%
distracted 3% —
very anxious — 11%
causeless laughter 3% —
menstruation irregular — 11%
desire for flour 3% —
depression is strong — 11%
throws objects 3% —
lower abdominal pain — 11%
makes mistakes when writing 3% —
consequences of psychotrauma — 11%
mistakes when writing 3% —
suspiciousness 1% 12%
protests 3% —
thinking disorders — 11%
likes sweets 3% —
constant feeling of anxiety — 11%
running away desire 3% —
increased hairiness — 11%
childhood diseases 3% —
there is no head — 11%
likes to bathe 3% —
the effects of taking antidepressants — 11%
obsessive movements 3% —
there are no complaints — 11%
enuresis after midnight 3% —
indecision — 10%
very mobile child 3% —
effects of puberty 0% 10%
child beating his head 3% —
alternating symptoms — 10%
does not tolerate objections 3% —
shock states of various genesis — 10%
loud voice 3% —
effects of shock — 10%
child fights 3% —
agnosia — 10%
desire for inedible things 3% —
nervous excitability 0% 10%
harmful child 3% —
variable symptoms — 10%
restless child 3% —
loses thought — 10%
covers ears 3% —
mixed anxious — 10%
screaming in a dream 2% —
confusion of thoughts — 10%
fearfulness 2% —
consequences of taking medications — 10%
autoaggression 2% —
apathy — 10%
shamelessness 2% —
relaxation — 10%
own reveals itself at night 2% —
insomnia from pain — 10%
fussiness 2% —
thoughts about the disease — 10%
sleep restless 2% —
depression anxiety — 10%
straightforwardness 2% —
infertility female — 10%
pulling pain when urinating 2% —
masturbation 2% 12%
talks in a dream 2% —
consequences of pregnancy — 9%
mocks 2% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 9%
bright eyes 2% —
not enough time — 9%
studies poorly 2% —
exhaustion after illness — 9%
nails gnawing 2% —
organic brain damage — 9%
inadequate behavior 2% —
stiffness in the joints — 9%
neuroses in children 2% —
changeable mood 1% 10%
screams 2% —
open person 1% 10%
grinding his teeth in a dream 2% —
absent-mindedness 2% 11%
lack of will 2% —
constant weakness — 9%
The psyche is chatty 2% —
headaches — 8%
restless and anxious 2% —
abdominal pain — 8%
sensitive to comments 2% —
scarring — 8%

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