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Results: Differences General ✘Volitional disorders✘Anorexia nervosa in children and adolescents
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —35%(1)
General urine test —31%(1)
Measurements at the reception 20%(0)8%(0)
Other hormones 16%(1)6%(2)
General inspection 9%(0)—
Sick leave certificate —7%(0)
Autoimmune markers 7%(1)—
Neurologist's examination 7%(0)—
Patient and visits 7%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
lack of will 69% —
nervous the child — 79%
emotional 69% 11%
restless and anxious — 76%
nervous excitability 50% —
restless child — 75%
overexcitation of the psyche 50% —
complete lack of appetite — 68%
hyperactive 42% —
hypotrophy — 67%
hypobulia 42% —
anxiety disorders in children 9% 74%
psychopathy 38% —
nervousness 8% 59%
borderline personality disorder 33% —
thin — 28%
autism 32% —
anorexia nervosa in children and adolescents — 23%
volitional disorders 32% —
cold extremities — 23%
obsessive thoughts 41% 7%
no appetite — 21%
endogenous depression 30% —
joint crunch — 20%
catatonia 29% —
bulimia — 14%
hysteria 29% —
abdominal pain — 14%
inadequate behavior 29% —
pedantry — 13%
hyperactive child 29% —
fragile physique — 13%
addiction 27% —
self-rejection — 13%
dependent personality disorder 26% —
vomiting from overeating — 13%
lags behind in the development 26% —
loss body weight — 12%
schizoid psychopathy 26% —
rapid weight loss — 12%
echolalia 25% —
constant heartburn — 12%
lowered 43% 17%
dysmorphia — 11%
damage to the nervous system 23% —
vomiting — 11%
eating paper 23% —
increased appetite — 11%
pyromania 23% —
teenage crisis — 11%
intention 23% —
denies it — 11%
anxiety for her husband 23% —
desire to lose weight — 11%
obvisit 23% —
heartburn — 10%
indecision 23% —
overweight — 10%
up mania 31% 7%
irritability on loved ones — 10%
stupor 22% —
dizziness with nausea — 10%
hypoxia 22% —
burning in the stomach — 10%
impulsiveness 30% 7%
selectivity in food — 10%
stress 21% —
desire tea — 10%
disgust no 21% —
hypomania — 10%
desire to eat clay 21% —
causes vomiting — 10%
effects of hypoxia 21% —
irritability in the family — 10%
desire chalk 21% —
purposeful — 9%
does not want to talk 21% —
strong desire for coffee — 9%
eats the ground 21% —
the desire to be an adult — 9%
depression 28% 6%
stomach nausea — 9%
affective disorders 28% 6%
fear of anger — 9%
longing 28% 6%
burning in the stomach pain — 9%
neuroinfections 20% —
desire for tobacco — 9%
dissociative stupor 20% —
exhaustion — 9%
business collapse 20% —
burning in the head — 9%
asks again 20% —
nausea — 9%
few friends 20% —
abdominal pain burning — 9%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 19% —
constantly increased appetite — 8%
kleptomania 19% —
loves family — 8%
stereotypia 19% —
drinks a lot of fluids — 8%
organic brain damage 19% —
weakness nausea dizziness — 8%
madness 31% 10%
nausea from fatigue — 8%
frontal syndrome 19% —
high height — 8%
traumatic brain injury 19% —
nausea with heartburn — 8%
postencephalitic syndrome 19% —
strong irritability — 8%
likes to talk 18% —
dizziness — 8%
no motivation 18% —
does sports — 8%
control issues 18% —
constipation — 8%
head injury 18% —
main complaint is abdominal pain — 8%
mental illness 18% —
deceives — 8%
obsessive movements 18% —
conflict in the family — 8%
delirium 28% 8%
desire for coffee — 8%
sociopath 18% —
vomiting during meals — 7%
strong-willed 18% —
impaired gastric function — 7%
decreased concentration of attention 18% —
worried about loved ones — 7%
bipolar disorder 18% —
fasting — 7%
effects of poisoning 18% —
heaviness in the abdomen — 7%
confusion of consciousness 28% 8%
constant nausea — 7%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 17% —
dizziness permanent — 7%
grumpy 17% —
fatigue from work — 7%
doubts 17% —
thin child — 7%
does not like people 17% —
change in appetite — 7%
unwillingness to talk 17% —
dizziness from fatigue — 7%
flash screams in anger 17% —
vomiting food — 7%
in the genus mental illness 17% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 7%
thalamic syndrome 17% —
premature sexual development — 7%
severe stress 17% —
cyclic vomiting — 7%
outbursts of anger 17% —
vomiting bile — 7%
violations of the motor act 17% —
food is poorly digested — 7%
vulgar 16% —
heaviness in the body — 7%
avoids people 16% —
loss of a loved one a person — 7%
involutional depression 16% —
gastrointestinal problems — 7%
aggressive 16% —
feeling of heaviness in the stomach — 7%
steals 16% —
dizziness weakness — 7%
mood disorder 30% 12%
constant fear — 7%
takes antidepressants 16% —
smoking desire — 7%
disease from reproaches 16% —
vomiting even from water — 7%
agitation 16% —
pre-fainting condition — 7%
anxiety attack 16% —
severe exhaustion — 6%
empty 16% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 6%
childish behavior 16% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 6%
worries due to pain 16% —
emotional tension — 6%
optimistic 16% —
heredity predisposition — 6%
foolishness 16% —
age 4 years — 6%
infantile 15% —
weight gain — 6%
eats quickly 15% —
problems with studying — 6%
senile psychosis 15% —
stomach pain — 6%
tremor 15% —
weight change — 6%
exaggerates 15% —
thirst — 6%

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