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Results: Differences General ✘Hypochondriac neurosis✘Cardiophobia
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Distinctive symptoms
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out deterioration from mental stress 11% —
fear of stroke — 75%
worse from work 10% —
feels the heart 2% 59%
chatty 8% —
consequences of fear 2% 57%
worse from worry 8% —
fear of illness 3% 56%
cannot relax 7% —
discomfort in the heart — 53%
feeling of helplessness 7% —
fear of suffering — 53%
consequences of psychotrauma 7% —
fear of tuberculosis — 53%
mental shock 7% —
pain in the heart 2% 54%
shock states of various genesis 6% —
fear of pain — 52%
disease from experiences 6% —
unpleasant sensations in the heart — 51%
left-sided symptoms 6% —
rheumocarditis — 48%
mental tension 6% —
worried about his health 2% 49%
gravis pressure in the ears 6% —
myocardial infarction 2% 48%
nervous exhaustion 6% —
does not tolerate pain — 45%
suicidal thoughts 6% —
I'm going to die — 45%
stiffness in the neck 6% —
fear of arrhythmias — 45%
hypochondria 5% —
left-sided pneumonia — 45%
apathy 5% —
worried about his health 2% 46%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome 5% —
pain chest — 44%
effects of shock 5% —
rushes in bed — 43%
illness from distress 5% —
scary one — 43%
psychosomatics 5% —
feeling of cardiac — 43%
vegetative vascular dystonia 5% —
angina pectoris — 42%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 4% —
unexplained fear — 42%
emotional 4% —
fear of life 2% 44%
insists on its 3% —
heart dysfunction 2% 44%
fear of being yourself 3% —
fear of work — 41%
needs love 3% —
frequent sore throats in childhood — 41%
caring for the family 3% —
fear of talking — 41%
health care 3% —
necrosis 1% 41%
numbness in the head 3% —
angina attack — 40%
munchausen syndrome 3% —
neurosis of the heart — 40%
consequences of grief 3% —
Fear of torment — 40%
health concern 3% —
heart disease in relatives — 40%
grief is the loss of a loved one 3% —
names of people — 40%
sincere 3% —
inner fear — 39%
anxiety disorders in children 3% —
can't tell — 39%
unwillingness to do anything 3% —
alcoholic cardiomyopathy — 39%
infantile 2% —
extrasystole in children — 39%
childish behavior 2% —
restlessness in bed — 39%
head surgery 2% —
pain in the heart when agitated — 39%
foolishness 2% —
rheumatism — 39%
mixed anxious 2% —
fear of waiting — 38%
irritability after illness 2% —
constant fear 2% 40%
strong character 2% —
myocarditis — 38%
heartbeat in the head 2% —
red spots on the face — 38%
headache with dizziness 2% —
rushing around — 37%
problems with studying 2% —
everyone looks at her — 37%
dizziness 2% —
fear of people — 36%
depression anxiety 2% —
intercostal neuralgia — 36%
confusion of consciousness 2% —
frequent colds in childhood — 36%
family man 2% —
rashes on the face are red — 36%
madness 2% —
sore throats in childhood — 35%
no appetite 2% —
many friends — 35%
poor sleep 2% —
acquired heart defects — 35%
delirium 2% —
pedantry — 34%
electric burns 2% —
fear of relationships — 34%
irritability 2% —
congenital heart — 34%
worried about loved ones 2% —
fear of being dependent on someone — 34%
consequences of taking medications 2% —
fears of anxiety 3% 37%
severe stress 2% —
patient's condition 7% 41%
sympathetic 2% —
arrhythmia in children — 33%
mood disorder 2% —
fear of death — 33%
psychologist 2% —
pain in the heart during exercise — 33%
thinking about life 2% —
joint pain with exertion — 33%
stress neurosis 2% —
obvisit — 32%
abandonment of school 2% —
senestopathy — 32%
anxious thoughts 2% —
does not recognize — 32%
restless and anxious 2% —
sweating of the face — 32%
frequent headaches 2% —
sweating is increased — 32%
headache with palpitations 2% —
unspecified mental disorders 11% 43%
loss of a loved one a person 2% —
feeling of heat in the heart — 31%
frequent dizziness 2% —
delusion — 31%
psychological suppression 2% —
fatigue feeling — 31%
pretending to be sick 2% —
mental fatigue — 31%
behavioral disorders in children 2% —
herpes zoster — 31%
obsessive movements 2% —
fear of performing what — 31%
night work 2% —
heart pain during exercise — 31%
depressed mood 2% —
chronic tonsillitis — 30%
caution 2% —
fatigue from children — 30%
extrasystole — 30%
discomfort in the chest — 30%
panic attacks — 30%
red spots on the skin — 30%
history of myocardial infarction — 30%
sweating with palpitations — 30%
tired of people — 30%
dyspnea 2% 31%
petty 8% 37%
face is red — 29%
rash on the torso — 29%
pain in the left chest — 29%
osteochondrosis — 28%
onset of illness — 28%
stubbornness — 28%
acute pain in the joints — 28%
illusions — 28%
menopause — 27%
tonsillitis — 27%
pronounced tachycardia — 27%
take it, take it — 27%
nervousness 7% 34%
feeling of uselessness — 26%
palpitations 4% 30%
rashes on the face — 26%
worried due to pain — 26%
consequences of acute respiratory — 26%
it doesn't work out — 26%
interruptions in the heart 2% 28%
chest pain when breathing — 26%
unbearable pain — 25%
type of breathing chest — 25%
fever in the body — 25%
neuralgia — 25%
cardiomyopathy — 25%
pancreatitis — 25%
neuroses in children 3% 28%
the effects of anxiety 3% 28%
neurotic disorder, unspecified 2% 27%
spondylopathy — 25%

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