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Results: Differences General ✘Eating disorders✘Oneiroid syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —47%
increased appetite 32% —
oneiroid — 43%
olfactory hallucinations 24% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder — 42%
pain is better from movement 21% —
psycho - organic syndrome — 39%
palms dry 21% —
senile psychosis — 39%
worse from prolonged movement 20% —
mysticism — 37%
damage taste change 20% —
stupor — 36%
picks his nose 20% —
affective disorders 7% 42%
inhibition 19% —
agitation — 34%
illness from stress 18% —
intoxication psychosis — 33%
increased sensitivity to odors 18% —
dementia — 32%
needs support 17% —
alcoholic psychosis — 31%
worse when shouting 17% —
delirium 6% 36%
autism 16% —
organic brain damage — 30%
constantly increased appetite 16% —
infectious psychoses — 29%
hyperactive 16% —
cognitive disorders — 29%
nose good 16% —
madness 7% 36%
overall activity is reduced 15% —
confusion of consciousness 6% 35%
impaired sense of smell 15% —
agitated depression — 27%
fidgety 15% —
intoxication — 27%
mental retardation 15% —
schizophrenia 5% 31%
emaciation 14% —
decreased concentration of attention — 26%
impressionability 14% —
amentia — 26%
fat deposits 14% —
fantastic dreams — 26%
lags behind in the development 14% —
brain damage — 25%
rapid breathing 14% —
general intoxication syndrome — 25%
rapid weight loss 14% —
mood disorder 9% 34%
bulimia 13% —
traumatic brain injury — 25%
eats inedible 13% —
up circulatory disorders — 25%
taste reduction 11% —
impaired arterial function — 24%
complete lack of appetite 10% —
prostration and stupor — 24%
no appetite 23% 11%
anxiety with agitation — 24%
hunger after eating 10% —
depersonalization derealization syndrome — 24%
denies everything 10% —
vascular dementia — 24%
anorexia nervosa 10% —
old injuries — 24%
it is important to have your own opinion 9% —
damage to the nervous system — 24%
desire to dominate 9% —
derealization — 24%
eats the ground 9% —
bipolar disorder 5% 29%
vomiting 9% —
longing 5% 29%
weight gain 9% —
head injury — 24%
desire to eat clay 9% —
volitional disorders — 23%
feeling of hunger constant 9% —
depersonalization — 23%
opinion of others is important 9% —
up mania 7% 30%
thin 8% —
stones in the bladder 4% 27%
teenage crisis 8% —
presenile psychoses — 22%
desire to relax 8% —
affective psychosis — 22%
tension in the body 8% —
personality disorientation — 22%
denies it 8% —
desire for change — 22%
slender 8% —
mild delirium — 22%
improper nutrition 7% —
worried due to pain — 22%
emotional tension 7% —
infuriates — 21%
the desire to gain weight 7% —
senile dementia — 21%
psychogenic depression 7% —
light stun — 21%
caring for the family 7% —
anterograde amnesia — 21%
overprotection 7% —
up strong — 21%
mental shock 7% —
lazy — 21%
vomiting from overeating 7% —
hallucinations 14% 35%
psychological suppression 7% —
dreams are bright — 20%
selectivity in food 7% —
nervousness 4% 24%
aversion to worry 7% —
increased 5% 25%
impulsiveness 7% —
constant weakness — 20%
causes vomiting 7% —
discirculatory encephalopathy — 20%
fear of danger 6% —
traumatic illness — 20%
disorder of violation of bodily form 6% —
disorders of consciousness — 20%
digestive weakness 6% —
delirium of persecution — 19%
pseudodementia 6% —
quickly gets tired — 19%
psychopathy 6% —
adaptation disorders — 19%
headache in the temples 6% —
congestion fear of going crazy — 19%
family man 6% —
trauma — 19%
closes 6% —
no consciousness — 19%
head like a drunken 6% —
twilight obscuration of consciousness — 19%
weight change 6% —
the feeling of madness — 19%
stress neurosis 6% —
irritability after illness — 18%
appetite immediately after eating 6% —
feeling of bruising — 18%
appetite is sharply increased 6% —
destructive behavior — 18%
weight fluctuations 6% —
alcoholic epilepsy — 18%
hypotrophy 6% —
memory impairment — 18%
instilled 6% —
encephalopathy — 18%
change in appetite 5% —
depression anxiety 5% 23%
absences 5% —
weakness apathy — 18%
severe exhaustion 5% —
confusion of thoughts — 18%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 5% —
acute condition — 17%
consequences of taking medications 5% —
mixed anxious 5% 22%
fears of anxiety 5% —
forgetfulness — 17%
obsessive thoughts 5% —
memory lapses — 17%
no feeling of hunger 5% —
patient experiencing no — 17%
prolonged depression 5% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 17%
emotional child 5% —
traumatic encephalopathy — 17%
vomiting bile 5% —
epileptic psychosis — 17%
worse in violation of the diet 5% —
organic mood disorder — 17%
food is poorly digested 5% —
apathy fatigue — 17%
eats 5% —
onset of illness — 17%
fatigue from work 5% —
irritability — 17%
vomiting food 5% —
attacks of pain — 17%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 5% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 17%
vomiting during meals 5% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 17%
nausea 4% —
time to do anything says slowly — 16%
general weakness 4% —
prostration — 16%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 4% —
he feels like an old man — 16%
the fast man 4% —
drug poisoning — 16%
refuses treatment 4% —
senile asthenia syndrome — 16%

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