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Results: Differences General ✘Increased anxiety in children and adolescents✘Panic attacks in children
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%12%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —59%
increased 63% 23%
panic attacks — 47%
anxiety disorders in children 28% —
anxiety attack — 42%
nervous the child 27% —
deterioration from waiting — 42%
unspecified mental disorders 62% 34%
fear of an event — 41%
anxiety 62% 35%
fear of performing what — 41%
attachment to the mother 25% —
hypochondria — 40%
restless child 25% —
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome — 40%
worries about himself 24% —
fear of danger — 39%
fear of the father 23% —
fear of waiting — 38%
intense fear of death 23% —
fear of losing control — 36%
anxiety for her husband 23% —
consequences of fear — 35%
fear of darkness 23% —
fear of life — 35%
indecision 22% —
congestion fear of going crazy — 34%
touchy child 21% —
fear of the crowd 16% 48%
attachment to parents 21% —
affective disorders — 32%
argues 21% —
longing — 32%
teenage alcoholism 21% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 32%
grateful 21% —
damage to the nervous system — 30%
vulnerable and touchy 21% —
confusion of consciousness — 30%
closes 21% —
feeling of lack of air — 29%
teenage drug addiction 19% —
hyperventilation — 28%
eats at night 18% —
convulsions — 28%
sunstroke 18% —
delirium — 28%
often washes his hands 18% —
madness — 28%
suppression in the family 18% —
attacks of pain — 27%
internal conflict 17% —
small epileptic seizure — 27%
increased anxiety in children and adolescents 17% —
dyspnea — 27%
insomnia from fear 17% —
alcohol is abusing — 26%
asleep separation 17% —
epilepsy — 26%
jams stress 17% —
Fear for no reason — 26%
can not sleep 17% —
blood serotonin is lowered — 26%
overeating in children 17% —
loss of husband — 26%
boasts 16% —
decreased concentration of attention — 26%
fear cannot make a decision 16% —
fears of anxiety 16% 42%
children's fears 16% —
difficulty breathing — 25%
cowardly and timid 16% —
epilepsy attacks — 24%
hunger at night 16% —
fear of relationships — 24%
quiet voice 16% —
tremor — 24%
tearfulness night 16% —
light dizziness — 24%
shy child 16% —
emotional coldness — 24%
taking care of children 16% —
drug disease — 24%
attachment to the child 16% —
fear of uncertainty — 24%
constant feeling of anxiety 28% 10%
general tension — 24%
very anxious 28% 10%
dry mouth — 23%
tearful worried 15% —
fear of death 14% 37%
anxious thoughts 15% —
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 23%
insomnia anxiety 15% —
absences — 23%
anxiety with agitation 15% —
bipolar disorder — 23%
Can't study 15% —
organic anxiety disorder — 23%
has been experiencing 15% —
worse at beginning of your period — 22%
a new patient 15% —
hysteria — 22%
fear in a dream 15% —
heart dysfunction — 22%
neurosis-like disorders 14% —
anxiety before the event — 22%
tearfulness in the child 14% —
mental shock — 22%
from the light is worse 14% —
encopresis in children — 22%
self-confident 14% —
discomfort in the heart — 22%
teacher 14% —
artistic — 22%
a calm patient 14% —
numbness in the legs when walking — 22%
fearfulness 14% —
periods of exacerbation — 22%
masturbation 14% —
anxiety in the morning — 22%
weakness after experiences 14% —
tingling in the legs — 22%
poor sleep 14% —
loves himself — 21%
worse from the slightest noise 13% —
intense longing — 21%
studies poorly 13% —
fear of pain — 21%
worse when shouting 13% —
hormonal disorders — 21%
problems with the father 13% —
discomfort in the chest — 21%
child sleeps badly 13% —
up mania — 21%
a difficult life 13% —
nausea — 21%
alcoholism and drug addiction 13% —
tension in the body — 21%
neuroses in children 12% —
suspiciousness — 21%
cannot sleep 12% —
tingling — 21%
wants to sleep 12% —
unexplained fear 18% 39%
I'm being controlled 12% —
post-traumatic stress disorder — 21%
frequent dizziness 12% —
psychosomatics 11% 32%
inhibition 12% —
convulsive syndrome in children — 20%
often abdominal pain 12% —
epilepsy in children — 20%
often sick child 12% —
angiopathy — 20%
sleep intermittent 12% —
suicide — 20%
prolonged insomnia 12% —
sweating is increased — 20%
eye sensitivity 12% —
loves recognition — 20%
restless and anxious 25% 11%
strong irritability — 20%
photophobia 11% —
impulsiveness — 20%
heartbeat in the head 11% —
panic attacks at night — 20%
increased appetite 11% —
despotism — 20%
strong attachment to mom 11% —
bitterness — 19%
agitation 11% —
trauma — 19%
weakening of immunity 10% —
director — 19%
zpr fatigue from the disease 10% —
remission — 19%
frequent colds 10% —
from fatigue crying — 19%
no appetite 10% —
longing for the past — 19%
abdominal pain 9% —
are easily frightened — 19%
weakness after illness 9% —
nausea heartburn flatulence — 19%
nervousness 23% 12%
up fear of crowded places — 19%
immunodeficiency 9% —
fear of suffocation — 19%
at night wakes up from hunger 8% —
depressed mood — 19%
fear of ghosts 8% —
phobophobia — 19%
anxiety can not sleep at night 8% —
afraid to offend — 19%
the child's attachment to his mother 8% —
pain chest — 19%
he is very attached to his mother 8% —
abdominal discomfort — 19%
hyperactive 16% 9%
inner fear — 19%

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