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Results: Differences General ✘Stress ulcers✘Psychogenic aphonia
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Distinctive symptoms
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headache better standing 100% —
artistic — 87%
feeling of heat in the forehead 100% —
voice disappeared — 74%
subfebrile temperature in the evening 94% —
residual cough — 72%
fever in the evening 87% —
laughter through tears — 63%
worse when tilting the head 83% —
no voice — 61%
headache better sitting 81% —
voice disorders — 59%
headache worse lying down 78% —
mental shock — 57%
headache lying down 78% —
frustration — 56%
does not tolerate tight collars 74% —
interferes in the throat — 53%
headache bursting 73% —
speaks in a whisper — 51%
no thirst 73% —
cough — 51%
bursting in the head 71% —
stress neurosis — 48%
better standing 70% —
business collapse — 48%
headache is worse from movement 68% —
strong fright — 48%
stomach pain radiates back 67% —
fright — 48%
neck compression 63% —
egocentric — 48%
fever with sweating 63% —
cough when yawning — 48%
better sitting 62% —
choleric — 45%
headache in the back of the head 60% —
headache after crying — 45%
head severe 59% —
altered voice — 44%
feeling of heaviness in the head 59% —
feeling in the throat — 44%
stress ulcers 59% —
melancholic — 43%
pain goes in the back 57% —
closes — 42%
bursting 56% —
deafblindness — 41%
feeling of heat in the head 54% —
neurosis — 40%
pressure jumps 52% —
consequences of fright — 40%
subfebrility 51% —
neurogenic shock — 39%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 45% —
tearfulness — 39%
consequences of injuries 44% —
head protests — 38%
sweating is increased 43% —
tearfulness night — 38%
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine 42% —
fear of anger — 38%
adaptation disorders 41% —
formation tearful mood — 37%
intestinal ulcer 40% —
discomfort in the throat — 37%
headaches 40% —
tingling in the throat — 36%
abdominal pain 38% —
strong anger — 36%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 35% —
hysteria — 36%
peptic ulcer 33% —
tension in the throat — 36%
high emotional sensitivity 66% 31%
spasm in the throat — 34%
impaired gastric function 32% —
throat sensitive — 34%
by erosion of the stomach 31% —
irritability and tearfulness — 34%
stomach ulcer 31% —
tightness in the throat — 34%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 30% —
cough loud — 34%
gastrointestinal problems 30% —
exhalation is worse — 34%
a lot of stress 30% —
changeable mood — 34%
stress spasm 28% —
irritability — 33%
intestinal mucosa 28% —
speech slurred — 33%
thermal burns 26% —
cough with sneezing — 33%
gastric bleeding 25% —
fear of responsibility — 33%
stagnation 25% —
loud voice — 33%
vomiting blood 25% —
tears from emotions — 33%
bleeding ulcer 25% —
conflict in the family — 32%
excess acth 25% —
emotional weakness — 32%
bile withdrawal 25% —
headache at night — 32%
postoperative psychosis 24% —
irritability with headache — 32%
vomiting 24% —
weakness after experiences — 31%
pituitary gland diseases 24% —
psychologist — 31%
increased histamine 24% —
is irritable weakness — 31%
intestinal bleeding 24% —
muscle weakness — 31%
bleeding 24% —
pronounced hypertonicity — 31%
vomiting coffee grounds 23% —
thinks about the bad — 31%
impressionability 49% 24%
mood disorder — 31%
violation of gastric motility 23% —
often sneezes — 30%
thick blood 23% —
strong cough — 30%
acute head injury 22% —
compression in the body — 30%
breathing free 21% —
breathing superficial — 30%
hypovolemic shock 21% —
is not thinking — 29%
ulcer penetration 21% —
crying from pain — 29%
stomach atony 21% —
consequences of psychotrauma — 29%
increased bleeding 21% —
fever cough — 29%
increased sensitivity 43% 21%
can't get together — 29%
anemia and weakness 20% —
irritability from pain — 29%
worse from worry 20% —
can not think — 28%
weakness and palpitations 19% —
loss of a loved one a person — 28%
thrombocytosis 19% —
cry when complaining — 28%
anemia, unspecified 19% —
aphasia — 28%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 19% —
crying during complaints — 28%
external bleeding 19% —
severe stress — 27%
violation of protein metabolism 19% —
chest pain when coughing — 27%
hypotension with weakness 19% —
headache with weakness — 27%
skin problems 18% —
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 27%
a history of neurosurgery 18% —
fears of anxiety — 26%
to breathe hard 18% —
deafness — 26%
there are no complaints 18% —
illness after hypothermia — 26%
intestinal lethargy 18% —
nervous excitability — 25%
reflux esophagitis 18% —
can not breathe — 25%
head surgery 17% —
full — 25%
electrolyte balance disorders 17% —
ringing cough — 25%
fundamental 17% —
shock states of various genesis — 25%
pain in the larynx 62% 43%
positive — 25%
throat tickling 61% 42%
variable symptoms — 25%
traumatic brain injury 17% —
neurological pain — 25%
increased 43% 25%
fear of illness — 25%
pain in the intestines 16% —
tingling — 24%
dehydration 16% —
effects of shock — 24%
rapid reaction 16% —
patient's condition 17% 41%
ulcers on the skin 16% —
worse from the heat — 24%
head injury 16% —
hearing impaired — 24%
acute injury 16% —
blindness — 24%
pale skin 16% —
needs attention — 24%
emaciation 15% —
alternating symptoms — 24%

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