Distinctive symptoms
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childish behavior
100%
5%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis —
82%
infantile
96%
5%
neuroses in children —
76%
jealous
60%
—
obsessive thoughts —
76%
aggressive child
57%
—
obsessive movements —
71%
sociopath
43%
—
neurosis —
57%
alcohol dependence
38%
—
childhood diseases
22%
48%
comes in spite
32%
—
periodic illness —
19%
steals
30%
—
tics —
19%
stubborn stubborn
29%
—
anxiety —
18%
behavioral disorders in children
37%
6%
anxious thoughts —
16%
asleep makes in its own way
29%
—
often washes his hands —
12%
torments animals
28%
—
fears of anxiety —
12%
exaggerates
28%
—
obsessive movement syndrome in children —
11%
sensitive
28%
—
discharge phobias —
11%
immoral
28%
—
fear of illness —
11%
cruelty
26%
—
thoughts about the disease —
11%
euphoria
24%
—
stims —
11%
irritability during
24%
—
internal conflict —
11%
irritability
24%
—
rechecks —
9%
impulsiveness
23%
—
fear of condemnation —
9%
frustration
23%
—
little joy —
9%
aggressive behavior of children
23%
—
stereotypia —
9%
destructive behavior
30%
5%
religiosity —
9%
emotional child
22%
—
fear of the unknown —
9%
accusation of others
22%
—
the need to cuddle —
9%
depressed mood
22%
—
micrography —
8%
bitterness
22%
—
consequences of grief —
8%
lack of love
22%
—
gilles de la tourette syndrome —
8%
child fights
22%
—
facial tics —
8%
desire for loneliness
21%
—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders —
8%
likes to study
21%
—
suspiciousness —
8%
self-blame
20%
—
madness —
8%
affectionate child
20%
—
inner fear —
8%
does not like children
20%
—
depression —
8%
fights
20%
—
autism spectrum —
7%
aggressive
29%
8%
twitching of the leg muscles —
7%
teacher
19%
—
domestic violence —
7%
sad
19%
—
thoughts about work —
7%
disorganization
18%
—
grief —
7%
deceives
18%
—
studies well —
7%
touchy
18%
—
hallucinations —
7%
up strong
17%
—
mental shock —
7%
fatigue from children
17%
—
anorexia nervosa —
7%
intense longing
17%
—
obvisit —
7%
nose good
24%
6%
strict parents —
7%
low self-esteem
16%
—
children's fears —
7%
cerebral palsy
16%
—
closed person —
6%
better from work
15%
—
autism —
6%
dependence on parents
15%
—
panic attacks —
6%
longing
21%
5%
eats inedible —
6%
calculating
14%
—
very anxious —
6%
clear boundaries
14%
—
constant feeling of anxiety —
6%
changeable mood
14%
—
change in appetite —
6%
paralysis
14%
—
consequences of fear —
6%
addiction
14%
—
anxiety disorders in children —
6%
urolithiasis
13%
—
streptococcal infections —
6%
epilepsy
13%
—
needs recognition —
6%
hormonal disorders
12%
—
confusion of consciousness —
6%
neurological disorders
12%
—
not enough communication —
6%
subacute condition
12%
—
the effects of anxiety —
6%
metabolic disorder
12%
—
schizophrenia —
6%
patient's condition
21%
8%
absent-mindedness —
6%
defiant oppositional disorder
10%
—
loss of a loved one a person —
6%
spoilage
10%
—
complete lack of appetite —
6%
mood disorder
22%
10%
senestopathy —
6%
studies poorly
18%
6%
unexplained fear —
6%
psychologist
18%
8%
delirium —
6%
psychological suppression
15%
5%
vegetative vascular dystonia —
6%
conflict in the family
19%
9%
changing handwriting —
6%
emotional
27%
17%
obvisit —
6%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system
14%
5%
refuses treatment —
5%
psychosomatics
14%
5%
everything is bad —
5%
problems with studying
14%
5%
general tension —
5%
consequences of taking medications
15%
6%
no children —
5%
moral
18%
9%
general weakness —
5%
stress
12%
4%
streptococci —
5%
stage of recovery
12%
4%
hypotrophy —
5%
recovery period
12%
4%
inhibition —
5%
closed
16%
8%
lowered —
5%
damage to the nervous system
11%
4%
consequences of suppression —
5%
increased
14%
7%
depression anxiety —
5%
high height
14%
9%
responsible —
5%
apathy —
5%
mixed anxious —
5%
cognitive disorders —
5%
emotional tension —
5%
blood diseases —
4%
trauma —
4%
drug disease —
4%
changes in the blood —
4%
imbalance —
4%
feeling of bruising —
4%
periods of exacerbation —
4%
increased anxiety in children and adolescents —
3%