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Results: Differences General	✘Anxiety personality disorder	✘Organic Anxiety Disorder
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 19%(2) 100%(2) General urine test — 87%(0) Blood biochemistry — 57%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	51%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	16%	63%
avoids people	39%	—
organic anxiety disorder	—	42%
anxiety personality disorder	38%	—
impaired arterial function	—	32%
dependent personality disorder	35%	—
encephalitis	—	32%
cowardly and timid	34%	—
unspecified mental disorders	39%	70%
fear of people	33%	—
pinched	—	30%
schizoid personality disorder	30%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	30%
fearfulness	29%	—
rapid speech	—	30%
anxiety	100%	69%
state of exacerbation	—	29%
social phobia	28%	—
torso	—	28%
psychopathy	28%	—
chronic condition	—	28%
fear of rejection	27%	—
hormonal disorders	—	27%
shy child	27%	—
the sympathetic nervous system	—	27%
prefers loneliness	25%	—
heart dysfunction	—	27%
borderline personality disorder	25%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	26%
fear of condemnation	23%	—
fussiness	—	26%
few friends	23%	—
worse lying down	—	26%
numbness of the upper lip	23%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	25%
fear of being rejected	22%	—
stims	—	25%
personality feeling	22%	—
angiopathy	—	25%
timid child	22%	—
tearfulness	—	25%
clumsy	21%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	23%
fear of humiliation	20%	—
lowered	—	23%
numbness lips	20%	—
organic brain damage	—	23%
lack of love	20%	—
tension in the body	—	22%
ambivalent	20%	—
general tension	—	22%
fear of being yourself	20%	—
blood diseases	—	22%
feeling lonely	20%	—
endocervicitis	—	22%
fear to be ridiculed	20%	—
predominant right	—	22%
internal conflict	20%	—
conducting an inspection	—	21%
sensitive to comments	20%	—
shortening of limbs	—	21%
hysterical psychopathy	20%	—
restriction of movement	—	21%
very critical	19%	—
tibia fracture	—	20%
eosinopenia	19%	—
bending of the uterus	—	20%
desire for loneliness	19%	—
impaired uterine function	—	20%
thirst	19%	—
there are no complaints	—	20%
disease from reproaches	19%	—
dislocation of the vertebrae	—	20%
colostrum-like discharge from the nipples	19%	—
depressive thoughts	—	20%
headache in the crown	19%	—
takes antidepressants	—	20%
hysteria	19%	—
staggers to the side	—	20%
fear of illness	18%	—
oncology	—	19%
headache frontal	18%	—
fidgety	—	19%
fear of relationships	18%	—
disorder of stereotypical movements	—	19%
patient experiencing no	18%	—
bone deformation	—	19%
is very sensitive	18%	—
memory impairment	—	19%
neglect	17%	—
intra-phase infections	—	19%
does not like people	17%	—
loses thought	—	19%
women passion	17%	—
confusion of thoughts	—	19%
aversion to criticism	17%	—
traumatic illness	—	19%
not enough communication	17%	—
worse from movement	—	19%
fear of being alone	16%	—
rapid breathing	—	19%
nipple discharge	16%	—
vulva infections	—	19%
clumsiness	16%	—
vulvovaginitis	—	19%
contact allergy	16%	—
stereotypia	—	19%
constant fear	15%	—
subacute condition	—	19%
fatigue from work	15%	—
hypoxia	—	18%
diligent	15%	—
thoughts about work	—	18%
tired of people	15%	—
left arm right leg	—	18%
inhibition	14%	—
hepatoptosis	—	18%
polymorbidity	13%	—
pheochromocytoma	—	18%
needs support	13%	—
impaired gastric function	—	18%
responsible	12%	—
constantly complains	—	18%
problems with studying	12%	—
forgetfulness	—	18%
heredity predisposition	12%	—
joint diseases	—	18%
family man	12%	—
hypersensitivity to touch	—	18%
zpr fatigue from the disease	11%	—
deterioration due to weather changes	—	18%
overwork	11%	—
asks questions	—	18%
closes	25%	13%
feeling of helplessness	—	18%
fear of a new	9%	—
lost in familiar places	—	18%
headaches	19%	8%
greed	—	18%
helps others	16%	8%
chronic insomnia	—	18%
indecision	27%	19%
female pelvic organs	—	18%
increased	21%	15%
tremor	—	18%
drug allergy	12%	8%
diabetes mellitus	—	18%
nervousness	13%	9%
congenital stridor	—	17%
in the genus mental illness	14%	10%
anomaly of kimberly	—	17%
anxiety disorders in children	15%	11%
impaired lung function	—	17%
cephalomatoma	—	17%
walks fast	—	17%
muscular dystonia	—	17%
up circulatory disorders	—	17%
neurosis	—	17%
assiduous	—	17%
hernia of the cervical spine	—	17%
thoughts at night	—	17%
up radiation sickness	—	17%
brain damage	—	17%
vasomotor and allergic rhinitis	—	17%
poor sleep	—	17%
stiffness in the joints	—	17%
postvaccinal reaction	—	17%
neurosis-like disorders	—	17%
anxiety about work	—	17%
kidney diseases	—	17%
liver problems	—	17%
fracture of the lower leg	—	17%
anxiety on the heart	—	17%
shape of uterus is wrong	—	17%
type 1 diabetes mellitus	—	17%
vitamin b12 reduction2	—	16%
fracture with displacement	—	16%
acute injury	—	16%
movable cecum syndrome	—	16%
trauma	—	16%
stereotypical movements	—	16%
hip fracture	—	16%
synkinesia	—	16%
craniovertebral anomalies	—	16%
exacerbation of pollinosis	—	16%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	16%
spasm	—	16%
onset of illness	—	16%
impaired function of the large intestine	—	16%
nervous excitability	—	16%
hernia	—	16%
bends back	—	15%
addiction to coffee	—	15%
makes mistakes in speech and writing	—	15%
very anxious	—	15%
stiffness of movements	—	15%
tumors of the adrenal glands	—	15%
constant feeling of anxiety	—	15%
errors in speech and writing	—	15%
head tilted	—	15%
father's death	—	15%

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