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Results: Differences General Hysteria
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Distinctive symptoms
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unstable type of psychopathy 74%
nervous excitability 49%
feels sorry for himself 48%
hysterical 46%
pseudodementia 46%
likes to boast 43%
likes to act 35%
child masturbation 35%
cunning 34%
hysterical child 34%
envy 33%
likes to draw 31%
desire to be the center of attention 30%
exaggerates 30%
anxiety in the stomach 29%
stupor 29%
neurosis 29%
frequent blinking 28%
selfish 28%
angry 28%
loves praise 28%
nervous diarrhea 28%
boasts 28%
mess in things 27%
masturbation 27%
stupid 26%
very touchy 26%
needs love 25%
accusation of others 25%
sitting at home 24%
impulsiveness 24%
forgetfulness lately 24%
ambitious 24%
loves himself 24%
nervousness 23%
jealous 23%
chatty 23%
comes in spite 22%
sympathetic 22%
jealousy in children 22%
swearing 22%
sexuality increased 21%
asleep makes in its own way 21%
stubbornness 20%
eye tic 20%
likes to walk 20%
tics 19%
decreased concentration of attention 18%
tearfulness 18%
outbursts of anger 18%
sociable 18%
desire to control 18%
changeable mood 17%
hysterical neurosis 17%
emotional 16%
hysterical psychopathy 16%
destructive behavior 15%
aggressive 15%
visual impairment 14%
hysteria 14%
split personality disorder 13%
anxiety about the world 13%
paralysis of the lower extremities 12%
pulls out the hair 11%
numbness in the legs when walking 11%
split personality 10%
astasia-abasia 10%
paralysis 10%
spasm of the esophagus 10%
can't swallow 9%
hysteria in a child 9%
leads to the side 9%
stuttering in speech 9%
can not stand on his feet 9%
impaired coordination 8%
hiccups 8%
loss of balance 8%
abasia 8%
patient's condition 8%
worse during menstruation 8%
cruelty 8%
hypnosis 8%
feeling of paralysis 8%
stuttering 8%
hard to walk 8%
twitching of the head 8%
paretic gait 8%
fatigue from children 7%
neurotic disorder, unspecified 7%
weakness in the leg muscles 7%
pretending to be sick 7%
paresis of legs 7%
often abdominal pain 7%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 7%
vomiting 7%
worse from worry 7%
leg weakness walking 7%
can't walk 7%
personality feeling 7%
paralysis of the limbs 7%
pain all over the stomach 7%
numbness of the legs 7%
weakness in the legs 6%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 6%
constant weakness 6%
irritability 6%
difficult to swallow 6%
psychosomatics 6%
effects of taking hormones 6%
unbearable pain 6%
agitation 6%
no consciousness 6%
frequent headaches 6%
sluggish baby 6%
take it, take it 6%
muscle weakness 5%
damage to the nervous system 5%
lags behind in the development 5%
attacks of pain 5%
weakness after illness 5%
feeling of bruising 5%
anesthesia 5%
quickly gets tired 5%
acute pain 5%
skin anesthesia 5%
spasm 5%
unspecified mental disorders 5%
pain throughout the body 5%
confusion of consciousness 5%
anxiety 5%
consequences of childbirth 5%
sensations in the legs 5%
I can't be alone 5%
paresis 5%
abdominal pain 5%
oncology 4%
increased 4%
history of surgery 4%

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