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Results: Differences General ✘Volitional disorders✘Manic-depressive psychosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 6%(0)31%(0)
Measurements at the reception 20%(0)—
Other hormones 16%(1)—
General inspection 9%(0)—
Autoimmune markers 7%(1)—
Neurologist's examination 7%(0)—
Patient and visits 7%(0)—
CT of the organ 6%(0)—
Ultrasound of the organ 6%(0)—
MRI of the organ 6%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 18%100%
lack of will 69% —
alternating symptoms 11% 79%
emotional 69% 12%
affective disorders 28% 90%
nervous excitability 50% —
longing 28% 88%
overexcitation of the psyche 50% 6%
up mania 31% 86%
hypobulia 42% —
delirium 28% 69%
obsessive thoughts 41% —
manic depressive psychosis — 21%
lowered 43% 7%
hypomania — 15%
borderline personality disorder 33% —
alternating high and low moods — 14%
hyperactive 42% 7%
hallucinations — 14%
volitional disorders 32% —
megalomania — 12%
autism 32% —
macrography — 11%
endogenous depression 30% —
suicidal thoughts 10% 21%
hyperactive child 29% —
coprolalia — 11%
inadequate behavior 29% —
euphoria — 11%
hysteria 29% —
The psyche is chatty — 11%
catatonia 29% —
stuttering in speech — 10%
thinking disorders 27% —
olfactory hallucinations — 10%
lags behind in the development 26% —
micrography — 10%
dependent personality disorder 26% —
sense of responsibility — 10%
psychopathy 38% 11%
logorrhea — 10%
echolalia 25% —
excessive scrupulousness — 10%
eating paper 23% —
tendency to allergies — 10%
indecision 23% —
inhibition — 10%
damage to the nervous system 23% —
unstable type of psychopathy — 10%
pyromania 23% —
night sweating in women — 9%
intention 23% —
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania — 9%
anxiety for her husband 23% —
menstruation menopause — 9%
obvisit 23% —
masked face (hypomimia) — 9%
stupor 22% —
stuttering — 9%
hypoxia 22% —
dysprosody — 9%
desire chalk 21% —
epileptic psychosis — 9%
disgust no 21% —
the need for privacy — 9%
consequences of taking medications 21% —
epilepsy — 9%
desire to eat clay 21% —
strong irritability — 9%
effects of hypoxia 21% —
epilepsy attacks — 9%
eats the ground 21% —
loss body weight — 8%
does not want to talk 21% —
excessive sweating at night — 8%
stress 21% —
menstruation irregular — 8%
impulsiveness 30% 7%
chatty — 8%
neuroinfections 20% —
changing handwriting — 8%
prolonged depression 20% —
stopped menstruation — 8%
dissociative stupor 20% —
distracted — 8%
business collapse 20% —
consequences of pregnancy — 8%
asks again 20% —
emotional weakness — 8%
few friends 20% —
rapid weight loss — 8%
postencephalitic syndrome 19% —
limited vocabulary — 8%
eats inedible 19% —
convulsions — 8%
organic brain damage 19% —
night sweating — 8%
stereotypia 19% —
hears voices — 8%
addiction 27% 6%
increased 22% 30%
traumatic brain injury 19% —
weakness after experiences — 8%
kleptomania 19% —
pedantry 7% 15%
frontal syndrome 19% —
high emotional sensitivity — 8%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 19% —
from the discharge of gases — 8%
strong-willed 18% —
emotional fatigue — 8%
mental illness 18% —
no appetite — 8%
obsessive movements 18% —
effects of taking hormones — 7%
sociopath 18% —
menstruation disorder — 7%
head injury 18% —
thirst — 7%
decreased concentration of attention 18% —
increased appetite — 7%
likes to talk 18% —
feeling of danger — 7%
no motivation 18% —
difficult childhood — 7%
effects of poisoning 18% —
psychological suppression — 7%
control issues 18% —
change in appetite — 7%
does not like people 17% —
fatigue from work — 7%
doubts 17% —
salivation — 7%
thalamic syndrome 17% —
menopause — 7%
flash screams in anger 17% —
illusions — 7%
unwillingness to talk 17% —
burning of the skin — 7%
criticality 17% —
pain in the vagina — 7%
violations of the motor act 17% —
he sleeps all the time — 7%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 17% —
soreness of the skin — 6%
grumpy 17% —
sweating is increased — 6%
severe stress 17% —
heredity predisposition — 6%
outbursts of anger 17% —
no children — 6%
worries due to pain 16% —
bloating — 6%
madness 31% 13%
allergy to perfumes — 5%
overprotection 16% —
suicide 15% 19%
childish behavior 16% —
not in the mood 11% 13%
empty 16% —
schizoaffective psychosis 10% 11%
anxiety attack 16% —
absent-mindedness 12% 13%
optimistic 16% —
steals 16% —
involutional depression 16% —
disease from reproaches 16% —
foolishness 16% —
avoids people 16% —
vulgar 16% —
caring for the family 16% —
tendency to outbursts of rage 15% —
mood disorder 30% 13%
schizophrenia 27% 10%
intoxication 15% —
alcoholism in the family 15% —
depression is strong 15% —
elderly patients 15% —
exaggerates 15% —
childhood diseases 22% 5%
instilled 15% —
infantile 15% —
eats quickly 15% —
senile psychosis 15% —
thoughts about the disease 15% —
tremor 15% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 14% —
urolithiasis 14% —
mental shock 14% —
prostration 14% —
confusion 14% —
depression apathy 14% —
women passion 14% —
there are no characteristic signs 14% —
jealousy pathological 14% —
teacher 14% —
self-injurious behavior 14% —
perfectionism 14% —
attacks of pain 14% —
discharge phobias 14% —
destructive behavior 14% —

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