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Results: Differences General ✘Геронтофобия✘Tics in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%(1)—
Measurements at the reception 39%(0)3%(0)
Neurologist's examination 33%(0)4%(0)
MRI of the brain —34%(0)
General inspection 31%(0)3%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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fear of old age 94% —
tics — 87%
discharge phobias 88% 3%
childhood diseases — 65%
health care 79% —
eye tic — 44%
fear of illness 84% 4%
often blinks his eyes — 40%
fear of people 77% —
periodic illness — 35%
consequences of psychotrauma 76% —
obsessive movements — 26%
fear of communication 74% —
aggressive child — 22%
the effects of anxiety 72% —
anxiety disorders in children — 16%
mental shock 75% 3%
anger the child — 14%
anxiety 74% 4%
neurosis — 14%
effects of shock 63% —
angry child — 14%
fears of anxiety 68% 3%
vocal tics — 12%
shock states of various genesis 63% —
child fights — 12%
fear of infirmity 62% —
emotional child — 11%
emotional 69% 5%
restless child — 10%
hot flashes with excitement 60% —
nervous the child — 10%
aversion to worry 60% —
fights — 10%
strict mother can't take a deep breath 58% —
restless and anxious — 10%
psychological suppression 56% —
tiki in children — 9%
nervous shock 56% —
hyperkinesis in children — 8%
consequences of fear 60% 3%
coprolalia — 7%
fear in the chest 55% —
hyperkinesis — 7%
fear of losing control 54% —
twitching of the hands — 7%
feeling of heat inside 54% —
twitching of the head — 7%
fear of public speaking 54% —
barking cough — 6%
causeless anxiety 53% —
gilles de la tourette syndrome — 6%
a history of facelift 52% —
dryness in the nose — 6%
lump in the throat 51% —
continuous cough — 6%
cold sweating 50% —
slight cough — 6%
heat menopause 50% —
sniffles — 6%
sweating with excitement 50% —
worse from fatigue — 6%
doesn 't count well 48% —
shudders from sharp sounds — 5%
does sports 48% —
conflict in the family — 5%
hot flashes with sweating 48% —
cerebrastenic syndrome in children — 5%
menopause sweating 48% —
business anxiety — 5%
patient's condition 54% 5%
fatigue from children — 5%
heartbeat from excitement 47% —
head tilted — 5%
thinks about the bad 46% —
emotional fatigue — 5%
sweating with palpitations 44% —
whistling breathing — 5%
oily facial skin 44% —
fear of school — 5%
reduced efficiency 43% —
obsessive cough — 5%
worse from worry 43% —
general tension — 5%
cold sweat 42% —
dry wheezing cough — 5%
constant fear 42% —
cough loud — 5%
closed 41% —
dry cough on exhalation — 5%
hot flashes 41% —
obsessive blinking — 5%
drug disease 41% —
fatigue in the evening — 5%
menopause 40% —
complaints increase in the evening — 5%
consequences of suppression 39% —
breathing cough dry — 5%
depressed mood 39% —
sound ticks — 5%
decreased intelligence 38% —
dry cough — 5%
feeling in the throat 38% —
cough when inhaling — 4%
enthusiastic 45% 5%
cough whistling — 4%
mental exhaustion 42% 3%
head injury — 4%
intensive physical load 37% —
the onset of the disease during puberty — 4%
emotional burnout 42% 3%
whistling in the head — 4%
greed 37% —
stuttering in speech — 4%
nervousness 36% —
dry — 4%
elderly patients 36% —
finger twitching — 4%
everything is bad 36% —
worse in evening — 4%
emotional exhaustion 41% 3%
dryness of the nasal mucosa — 4%
cognitive disorders 35% —
cough — 4%
oily skin 35% —
cough on exhalation — 4%
problems with studying 35% —
violations of the motor act — 4%
mental tension 40% 4%
dry cough on inhalation — 4%
high intelligence 39% 3%
periods of exacerbation — 4%
takes antidepressants 39% 3%
no lack of nervous energy — 4%
sweating is increased 34% —
psychologist — 4%
severe exhaustion 38% 3%
stuttering — 4%
worse during meals 33% —
postpartum infections — 4%
worse food 33% —
damage to the nervous system — 4%
palpitations 32% —
repeats the words — 4%
mood disorder 32% —
illness from stress — 4%
no strength 37% 3%
impaired nervous system function — 4%
control issues 31% —
parents divorce — 4%
feeling of heat 30% —
echolalia — 4%
emotional tension 38% 6%
trauma — 4%
exhaustion after illness 33% 3%
transient disturbance of cerebral circulation — 4%
state of exacerbation 34% 4%
traumatic brain injury — 4%
exhaustion 31% 2%
fear of relationships — 4%
overwork 33% 4%
worse from movement — 4%
chronic condition 33% 4%
mental retardation — 3%
history of surgery 26% —
unexplained fear — 3%
stress 31% 5%
overexcitation of the psyche — 3%
consequences of taking medications 27% 2%
involuntary movements — 3%
lowered 27% 3%
learning difficulties — 3%
increased 26% 3%
constant weakness — 3%
fidgety — 3%
effects of hypoxia — 3%
stereotypia — 3%
hyperactive — 3%
1 pregnancy — 3%
difficult childhood — 3%
muscle damage — 3%
sharp cough — 3%
complications of childbirth — 3%
muscular dystonia — 3%
hypoxia during childbirth — 3%
ganglia — 3%
birth trauma — 3%
relaxation — 3%
consequences of pregnancy — 3%
decreased concentration of attention — 3%
cerebral circulation disorder — 3%
mental fatigue — 3%
I'm being controlled — 3%
disease from experiences — 3%
illness from distress — 3%
number of births has been reduced — 3%
onset of illness — 3%
big head — 3%
feeling of bruising — 2%
consequences of infection — 2%

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