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Results: Differences General ✘Increased anxiety in children and adolescents✘Traumatic encephalopathy
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Distinctive symptoms
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unspecified mental disorders 62% 14%
concussion of the brain — 95%
anxiety 62% 24%
consequences of head injury — 83%
very anxious 28% —
headaches — 83%
anxiety disorders in children 28% —
leader — 77%
constant feeling of anxiety 28% —
stubbornness — 72%
nervous the child 27% —
dryness — 69%
restless child 25% —
likes sweets — 68%
restless and anxious 25% —
aggressive — 65%
attachment to the mother 25% —
increased sensitivity 9% 71%
worries about himself 24% —
epilepsy — 60%
anxiety for her husband 23% —
convulsions — 60%
fear of the father 23% —
consequences of injuries — 54%
intense fear of death 23% —
worse when shouting 13% 67%
nervousness 23% —
worse from the slightest noise 13% 67%
fear of darkness 23% —
touchy 13% 66%
indecision 22% —
outbursts of anger — 48%
teenage alcoholism 21% —
traumatic encephalopathy — 48%
attachment to parents 21% —
hypersthenic — 42%
vulnerable and touchy 21% —
poor sleep 14% 54%
increased 63% 40%
dry skin — 40%
closes 21% —
decreased concentration of attention — 37%
touchy child 21% —
forgetfulness — 37%
grateful 21% —
pain in the legs — 36%
argues 21% —
encephalopathy — 35%
worried about loved ones 19% —
head injury — 34%
childhood diseases 19% —
changeable mood — 34%
teenage drug addiction 19% —
headache after injury — 33%
anxiety at night 18% —
traumatic brain injury — 31%
suppression in the family 18% —
vegetative instability — 30%
unexplained fear 18% —
light dizziness — 30%
often washes his hands 18% —
desire for massage — 30%
sunstroke 18% —
traumatic illness — 29%
eats at night 18% —
delirium — 29%
can not sleep 17% —
madness — 28%
jams stress 17% —
blow to the head — 28%
anxiety depressive disorder 17% —
impressionability 10% 38%
overeating in children 17% —
damage to the nervous system — 28%
psychologist 17% —
confusion of consciousness — 28%
asleep separation 17% —
trauma — 27%
emotional child 17% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 27%
internal conflict 17% —
desire for change — 27%
increased anxiety in children and adolescents 17% —
likes spinning — 27%
tearfulness 17% —
does not like noise — 27%
Uncertainty is nervous 17% —
worse after a bath — 27%
insomnia from fear 17% —
sports injury — 26%
cowardly and timid 16% —
vegetative vascular dystonia — 26%
attachment to the child 16% —
emotional fatigue — 26%
fear of people 16% —
dizziness from fatigue — 26%
emotional tension 16% —
skin dystrophy — 26%
overprotection 16% —
epilepsy attacks — 26%
fear cannot make a decision 16% —
hypomania — 26%
fidgety 16% —
a feeling of bursting in the head — 26%
fear of the crowd 16% —
constant weakness — 25%
children's fears 16% —
post-traumatic encephalopathy — 25%
hyperactive 16% —
impaired arterial function — 24%
boasts 16% —
deep depression — 24%
hunger at night 16% —
alcoholism 3 st — 23%
quiet voice 16% —
dizziness at night — 23%
health care 16% —
quickly depletes — 23%
tearfulness night 16% —
hydrocephalus — 23%
fear of death from illness 16% —
hormonal failure — 23%
the feeling of madness 16% —
desire for loneliness — 23%
psychological suppression 16% —
alternating symptoms — 22%
shy child 16% —
headache bursting — 22%
taking care of children 16% —
acute injury — 22%
caring for the family 16% —
variable symptoms — 22%
a new patient 15% —
dizziness when walking — 22%
alcoholism in the family 15% —
meningitis — 22%
insomnia anxiety 15% —
dryness of mucous membranes and skin — 21%
anxiety with agitation 15% —
bursting in the head — 21%
Can't study 15% —
dizziness from physical exertion — 21%
fear in a dream 15% —
irritability — 21%
nervous excitability 15% —
volitional disorders — 21%
tearful worried 15% —
impotence — 21%
has been experiencing 15% —
impaired nervous system function — 21%
fearfulness 14% —
neurosis-like disorders 14% 35%
weakness after experiences 14% —
quickly gets tired 9% 30%
night terrors 14% —
soft tissue hematoma — 20%
a calm patient 14% —
hypochondria — 20%
masturbation 14% —
hypersalivation — 20%
from the light is worse 14% —
acute head injury — 20%
stiffness in the joints 14% —
sweating is increased — 20%
tearfulness in the child 14% —
mild delirium — 20%
self-confident 14% —
drug allergy — 20%
teacher 14% —
emotional weakness — 20%
fear of death 14% —
high emotional sensitivity — 20%
problems with the father 13% —
head skin sweating — 20%
child sleeps badly 13% —
sensitive sleep — 20%
a difficult life 13% —
dystrophy — 20%
alcoholism and drug addiction 13% —
brain cyst — 20%
studies poorly 13% —
focal epilepsy — 20%
aching all over the body 13% —
slow walking — 20%
takes antidepressants 12% —
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome — 20%
eye sensitivity 12% —
tonic-clonic convulsions — 19%
prolonged insomnia 12% —
intracerebral hematoma — 19%
I'm being controlled 12% —
visual hallucinations — 19%
thinking disorders 12% —
catatrauma — 19%
the effects of anxiety 12% —
whole head hurts — 19%
neuroses in children 12% —
epilepsy in the morning — 19%
illusions 12% —
scarring — 19%

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