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Results: Differences General	✘Agrammatic dysgraphy	✘Atypical autism
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%(0) 23%(0) Histological studies 21%(0) 9%(0) Other hormones — 20%(4) Autoimmune markers — 14%(1) Sex hormones — 13%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
errors in speech and writing	100%	—
speech absence	—	60%
agrammatism	87%	—
atypical autism	—	59%
errors in speech	83%	—
lags behind in the development	33%	91%
makes mistakes when writing	83%	—
closes	—	55%
mistakes when writing	83%	—
stims	—	46%
left-handed	57%	—
convulsions	—	44%
confuses the words	54%	—
self-torture	—	38%
school immaturity	51%	—
stereotypia	—	38%
bilingualism in children	46%	—
catatonia	—	35%
frequent colds in kindergarten	43%	—
apathy	—	35%
agrammatic dysgraphy	42%	—
emotional	—	29%
immaturity	40%	—
irritability	—	29%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr)	39%	—
unspecified race	—	28%
pedagogical neglect	39%	—
attachment to the mother	—	28%
lot of mistakes	38%	—
anxiety	—	28%
dysarthria in children	37%	—
ocd	—	28%
arvi in children	34%	—
epilepsy	—	27%
organic brain damage	34%	—
obsessive movements	—	27%
chatty	33%	—
swings	—	26%
dysarthria	29%	—
aggressive	—	26%
alalia	49%	19%
autism spectrum	—	26%
memory impairment	27%	—
increased	—	25%
inflammation of the brain	27%	—
recovery period	—	25%
ARVI	26%	—
delay of mental development	—	25%
forgetfulness	26%	—
difficult understanding	—	25%
visual impairment	24%	—
does not like to be looked	—	25%
speech slurred	43%	19%
stones in the bladder	—	25%
angioplasty	21%	—
stage of recovery	—	25%
inflammation	20%	—
neat	—	25%
hidden lefty	19%	—
lowered	—	24%
onset of illness	36%	15%
child is not says	—	24%
impaired understanding of speech	37%	16%
schizophrenia in children	—	24%
problems with studying	36%	18%
increased sensitivity	—	24%
control issues	23%	7%
madness	—	24%
often sick child	31%	16%
delirium	—	24%
hearing impaired	26%	11%
impulsiveness	—	23%
underdevelopment	35%	21%
consequences of taking medications	—	23%
responsible	25%	11%
confusion of consciousness	—	23%
limited vocabulary	35%	22%
sarcasm	—	23%
hyperactive child	31%	19%
mental all	—	23%
immunodeficiency	24%	13%
gestures expressed	—	23%
frequent colds	25%	14%
there is autism in the family	—	22%
no children	26%	16%
desire for solitude	—	22%
brain damage	31%	22%
does not control himself	—	22%
hyperactive	28%	20%
attachment to parents	—	22%
intellectual disabilities in children	29%	22%
irritability in adolescents	—	22%
history of surgery	27%	23%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	—	22%
mental retardation	37%	59%
neurosis	—	22%
there are no complaints	—	22%
family man	—	21%
consequences of infection	—	21%
age of development of social function is lowered	—	21%
echolalia	—	21%
agitation	—	21%
motor activity	—	20%
fear of illness	—	20%
drug disease	—	20%
increased motor activity	—	20%
urolithiasis in children	—	20%
foolishness	—	19%
irritability in the child	—	19%
schizophrenia	—	19%
unwillingness to talk	—	19%
attachment to things	—	19%
polymorbidity	—	19%
love for people	—	19%
autoaggression	—	19%
remission	—	19%
allergy	—	19%
walking back and forth	—	19%
childish behavior	—	19%
infantile	—	18%
rett syndrome	—	18%
thinking disorders	—	18%
caring for the family	—	18%
hyperkinesis	—	18%
emotional child	—	18%
the answers are monosyllabic	—	18%
effects of puberty	—	18%
fears of anxiety	—	18%
vaccination	—	18%
children's aphasia	—	18%
taking care of children	—	18%
irritability after illness	—	17%
high height	—	17%
disorder of stereotypical movements	—	17%
loudly cries	—	17%
asperger's syndrome	—	17%
fear of people	—	17%
fear of change	—	17%
height is low	—	17%
stereotypical movements	—	17%
2 children	—	17%
phenylketonuria	—	17%
needs love	—	17%
enthusiastic	—	17%
destructive behavior	—	17%
growth disorders in children	—	17%
screaming crying	—	17%
unspecified mental disorders	—	16%
in the morning, a bad mood	—	16%
studies well	—	16%
metabolic myopathy	—	16%
fear of relationships	—	16%
does not express emotions	—	16%
independent	—	16%
epilepsy attacks	—	16%
suffocation	—	16%
large child	—	16%
f	—	16%
childhood diseases	46%	62%
angry	—	16%
drug allergy	—	15%
obvisit	—	15%
loves family	—	15%
sad	—	15%
slow thinking	—	15%
worried about loved ones	—	15%
sympathetic	—	15%
skin anesthesia	—	15%
time to do anything says slowly	—	15%
decreased intelligence	—	15%
general intoxication syndrome	—	15%
high emotional sensitivity	—	15%
paranoia	—	15%
a lot of medicines	—	15%
stiffness in the joints	—	15%
straightforwardness	—	15%
consequences of physical exertion	—	15%
does not like people	—	15%
difficulties in communication	—	15%
conducting an inspection	—	15%
brain death	—	15%
suspicion	—	15%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia)	—	15%
poor sleep	—	15%
neurosis-like disorders	—	15%
anxiety disorders in children	—	14%
metabolic disorder	—	14%
mitochondrial myopathy	—	14%
does not like noise	—	14%
loss of father	—	14%
attachment disorders in children	—	14%
epilepsy in children	—	14%
pedantry	—	14%
irritability from pain	—	14%
the headache is worse from the sounds	—	14%
age of speech development is lowered	—	14%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	—	14%
geller syndrome	—	14%
hearing loss in children	—	14%
increased melatonin	—	14%

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