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Results: Differences General	✘Orthorexia nervosa	✘Dependence on plastic surgery
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 44%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	69%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
unspecified mental disorders	92%	33%
nose with a hump	—	72%
anxiety	100%	48%
happy	—	72%
slender	48%	—
fear of old age	—	68%
up mania	47%	—
fear of condemnation	—	68%
obsessive movements	45%	—
strong-willed	—	63%
emotional tension	41%	—
needs attention	—	62%
anorexia nervosa	41%	—
loves recognition	—	60%
obsessive thoughts	38%	—
cry when complaining	—	60%
neurosis	37%	—
tearfulness	—	60%
obvisit	36%	—
crying during complaints	—	60%
hypochondria	36%	—
dependence on the doctor	—	58%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome	36%	—
fear of rejection	—	57%
enthusiastic	33%	—
lop - eared	—	57%
no motivation	33%	—
cries at the reception	—	56%
constant feeling of guilt	33%	—
crying is strong	—	55%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	32%	—
opinion of others is important	—	54%
complete lack of appetite	31%	—
tearful worried	—	54%
orthorexia nervosa	31%	—
skin aging	—	54%
scrupulous	31%	—
improvement after tears	—	54%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	31%	—
not in the mood	—	52%
hypotrophy	28%	—
desire to be the center of attention	—	49%
fear of eating	28%	—
depression apathy	—	49%
a lot of desires	27%	—
difficulties in communication	—	49%
angry	27%	—
needs recognition	—	48%
pedantry	27%	—
disorder of violation of bodily form	—	47%
general tension	27%	—
loves himself	—	46%
organic mood disorder	27%	—
polytrauma	—	45%
dissatisfaction with life	26%	—
increased endurance	—	43%
perfectionism	26%	—
impulsiveness	—	43%
no appetite	25%	—
illusions	—	43%
not mindfulness	25%	—
dependence on other people	—	41%
leg restlessness	25%	—
emotional child	—	41%
delusion	25%	—
severe stress	—	41%
eats inedible	25%	—
thermal burns	—	41%
anxiety with irritability	24%	—
hot flashes	—	41%
tension in the legs	24%	—
skin problems	—	40%
guilt	23%	—
apathy	—	40%
up strong	23%	—
indifference	—	40%
intense longing	23%	—
dependence on parents	—	40%
cannot relax	23%	—
strong character	—	39%
strong irritability	22%	—
sociable	—	39%
worse in violation of the diet	22%	—
indecision	—	39%
depression is strong	22%	—
lowered	—	38%
bitterness	22%	—
weight change	—	37%
depressed mood	21%	—
asymmetry	—	35%
fear of illness	20%	—
consequences of taking medications	21%	56%
needs support	20%	—
thin	—	34%
irritability after illness	20%	—
self-confident	37%	71%
refuses to help	20%	—
family man	—	34%
very correct	20%	—
fighting	—	33%
loss of balance	20%	—
scarring	—	33%
likes to be examined	19%	—
history of surgery	28%	60%
nervousness	19%	—
psychologist	17%	47%
worse food	18%	—
emotional	32%	62%
worse during meals	18%	—
consequences of surgery	—	30%
patient's condition	75%	55%
childhood diseases	—	29%
impaired coordination	18%	—
there are no complaints	—	29%
irritability	18%	—
trauma	—	29%
female pelvic organs	17%	—
constant fear	22%	43%
control issues	17%	—
longing	20%	39%
surgical infections	16%	—
depression anxiety	21%	40%
madness	40%	34%
mood disorder	38%	57%
delirium	18%	35%
overweight	18%	34%
confusion of consciousness	18%	34%
onset of illness	15%	30%
drug disease	15%	29%
mixed anxious	29%	39%

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