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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Midlife crisis in menBorderline personality disorder
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Infection tests 13%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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apathy 85%
borderline personality disorder 71%
midlife crisis in men 56%
changeable mood 69%
worries about himself 37%
emotional 28% 92%
makes plans 29%
aggressive 21% 77%
nervousness 28%
hyperactive 52%
aggression after alcohol 26%
impulsiveness 42%
misunderstanding 26%
unspecified mental disorders 15% 56%
depression is strong 26%
childhood diseases 39%
death of a loved 25%
delirium 37%
opinion of others is important 24%
split personality disorder 35%
apathy strong 24%
personality feeling 35%
does not want to live 23%
consequences of disappointments 35%
happy 23%
distrust and suspicion 32%
reflections 23%
dependent personality disorder 32%
tendency to depression 23%
fear of relationships 32%
depression apathy 22%
does not tolerate quarrels 30%
suicidal thoughts 21%
business anxiety 29%
think long 21%
split personality 29%
cannot work 21%
fear of illness 29%
conflict in the family 21%
loves money 28%
psyche suicidal thoughts 21%
constant fear 27%
reduced efficiency 20%
illusions 27%
impatient 19%
loss of a loved one a person 26%
make the main 18%
desire to escape 26%
loss of work 18%
hospital fear 25%
prolonged depression 18%
does not trust doctors 25%
psychological suppression 18%
fear of rejection 25%
death of relatives 18%
fear of decision-making 25%
sensations in the extremities 17%
childish behavior 24%
stereotypia 17%
foolishness 24%
indecision 17%
angry irritable 24%
criticality 16%
desire for sex 24%
joint pain 16%
mental shock 24%
joint diseases 14%
no strength 23%
feeling of bruising 14%
infantile 23%
psychologist 33% 25%
sexual violence anamnesis 23%
mood disorder 33% 29%
controls itself 22%
unconscious state 22%
destructive behavior 22%
inadequate behavior 22%
anxiety personality disorder 22%
self-confident 22%
fear of adults 21%
pseudodementia 21%
fear of life 21%
distrustful 21%
doesn 't count well 21%
tired of people 20%
subacute condition 20%
loves himself 20%
control issues 20%
anxiety with irritability 20%
reasonable 20%
restless child 19%
grumpy 19%
up strong 19%
anxiety 43% 62%
takes antidepressants 18%
emotional child 18%
dependence on other people 18%
history of surgery 17%
addiction 17%
fidgety 17%
strong character 17%
mixed anxious 17%
increased appetite 17%
heredity predisposition 16%
illness from stress 16%
suspicion 15%
confusion of consciousness 15%
elderly patients 15%
family man 15%
zpr fatigue from the disease 15%
madness 15%
high height 15%
paranoia 15%
decreased concentration of attention 15%
helps others 14%
surgical infections 14%
weakness after illness 14%
outbursts of anger 19% 32%
paranoid personality disorder 12%
bitterness 26% 36%
irritability after illness 17% 24%
irritability 22% 27%
patient's condition 48% 51%
longing 17% 17%
depressed mood 18% 18%
the effects of anxiety 19% 19%
strong irritability 19% 19%
increased 12% 12%
lowered 12% 12%
feeling lonely 18% 18%

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