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Results: Differences General	✘Stockholm Syndrome	✘Mowgli syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(0) General blood test — 87%(9) Blood biochemistry — 82%(1) CT of the organ — 38%(0) MRI of the organ — 38%(0) Measurements at the reception — 37%(0) Infection tests — 30%(0) Autoimmune markers — 27%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	95%
fear of injury	49%	—
idiocy	—	94%
pity for people	42%	—
mchc reduced	—	87%
religiosity	41%	—
lowered	—	82%
despotism	37%	—
mental retardation	—	75%
better from communication	34%	—
cretinism	—	72%
self-blame	33%	—
emotional	—	71%
fear of death	31%	—
children's speech	—	70%
cruelty	30%	—
lags behind in the development	—	69%
shooting pains	28%	—
delayed speech development	—	69%
observation skills	26%	—
mental retardation easy	—	68%
refuses to help	24%	—
up imbecility	—	67%
traumatic illness	21%	—
emotional child	—	64%
trauma	18%	—
stage of recovery	—	63%
stress	34%	19%
recovery period	—	62%
sympathetic	41%	28%
delay of mental development	—	59%
speech absence	—	57%
drug disease	—	57%
mental all	—	56%
consequences of taking medications	—	55%
urolithiasis in children	—	54%
patient's condition	—	54%
intellectual disabilities in children	—	53%
damage to the nervous system	—	53%
smart baby	—	52%
onset of illness	—	52%
difficult childhood	—	51%
agitation	—	50%
not enough communication	—	50%
there is little will	—	49%
grief	—	48%
cognitive disorders	—	47%
up strong	—	46%
aggressive	21%	67%
extreme	—	45%
aggression on yourself	—	44%
requires increased attention	—	44%
urolithiasis	—	44%
aggressive child	—	43%
sense of responsibility	—	43%
egocentric	—	43%
delayed puberty	—	42%
sluggish baby	—	42%
attacks of pain	—	42%
delayed motor development	—	42%
desire for physical activity	—	42%
delirium	—	41%
alalia	—	41%
madness	—	41%
caring for the family	—	41%
it's hard to concentrate	—	40%
the desire to swear	—	40%
a lot of resentment	—	40%
confusion of consciousness	—	40%
art syndrome	—	40%
stigmas of dysembriogenesis	—	40%
bulimia in children	—	39%
2 children	—	39%
overeating in children	—	39%
learning difficulties	—	39%
akathisia	—	39%
childhood diseases	—	39%
neurological disorders	—	39%
destructive behavior	—	39%
delay in physical development	—	38%
large child	—	38%
indifference to children	—	37%
dementia	—	37%
worries due to pain	—	37%
angry child	—	37%
anxiety with agitation	—	37%
impressionability	—	37%
mood disorder	—	37%
polymorbidity	—	36%
love for people	—	36%
abnormalities of spleen development	—	36%
speech slurred	—	36%
resentment against yourself	—	36%
impulsiveness	—	36%
frustration	—	36%
fear of illness	—	36%
easily suggestible	—	36%
consequences of infection	—	35%
prostration	—	35%
fear of anger	—	34%
irritability from pain	—	34%
hydrocephalus	—	34%
bouts of irritability	—	34%
fickle appetite	—	34%
the desire to be an adult	—	34%
psychological suppression	—	34%
think long	—	34%
lack of love	—	34%
nervous shock	—	34%
child masturbation	—	34%
a grumpy child	—	34%
everyone looks at her	—	33%
calm child	—	33%
sociable	—	33%
lennox-gastaut syndrome	—	33%
rude behavior	—	33%
parkinson's disease	—	33%
decreased intelligence	—	33%
subacute condition	—	33%
medicinal parkinsonism	—	33%
dizziness with excitement	—	33%
fidgety	—	33%
strong resentment	—	33%
involuntary movements	—	33%
balanced	—	33%
dependence on parents	—	33%
foolishness	—	32%
unexplained fear	—	32%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	32%
childish behavior	—	32%
crying from fear	—	32%
phenylketonuria	—	32%
hallucinations	—	32%
infantile	—	31%
psychosomatics	—	31%
no children	—	31%
grumpy	—	31%
low level of health	—	31%
instilled	—	31%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	—	31%
does not express emotions	—	31%
impaired understanding of speech	—	31%
takes a long time to choose	—	31%
mental retardation secondary	—	31%
violation of sensory integration	—	31%
eyecardiac reflex	—	31%
affectionate child	—	31%
fussiness	—	31%
lactase deficiency	—	31%
addiction	—	31%
gothic sky	—	31%
imbalance	—	30%
alcoholism in the family	—	30%
worse after a rest	—	30%
taciturnity	—	30%
epilepsy	—	30%
volitional disorders	—	30%
in the genus mental illness	—	30%
angry	—	30%
irritability during	—	30%
alcohol dependence	—	30%
swearing	—	30%
tuberous sclerosis	—	30%
irritability	—	30%
sexuality increased	—	30%
paranoia	—	29%
masturbation	—	29%
microcephaly	—	29%
self-injurious behavior	—	29%
not mindfulness	—	29%
organic dementia in children	—	29%
distracted	—	29%
a calm patient	—	29%
longing	—	29%
independent child	—	29%
increased	23%	52%
bulimia	—	29%
affective disorders	—	29%
high intelligence	—	29%
stiffness in the joints	—	29%
autoaggression	—	29%
straightforwardness	—	29%
drowsiness in the morning	—	29%
history of surgery	23%	52%
fears of anxiety	—	29%
depressed mood	—	29%
limited vocabulary	—	29%
secondary parkinsonism	—	28%
weakness after experiences	—	28%
brachydactyly	—	28%
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	28%
all vaccinations	—	28%
women passion	—	28%
the psyche is rough	—	28%
hair anomalies	—	28%
fear of the unknown	—	27%
thoughts about the disease	—	27%
drowsiness from headache	—	27%
alcoholism and drug addiction	—	27%
stiffness of movements	—	27%
generalized epilepsy	—	27%

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