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Results: Differences General	✘Hypothyroid encephalopathy	✘Specific disorders of the development of school skills
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 51%(1) — Measurements at the reception — 24%(0) Other hormones — 24%(1) Infection tests — 18%(0) CT of the organ — 18%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
persecution mania	81%	—
makes mistakes when writing	—	72%
encephalopathy	79%	—
mistakes when writing	—	72%
headache type migraine	78%	—
dyscalculia in children	—	70%
delirium of persecution	69%	—
Alexia	—	58%
alternating high and low moods	69%	—
left hemisphere dysfunction	—	50%
the feeling of madness	69%	—
dyslexia	—	47%
up mania	69%	—
speech slurred	—	44%
manic depressive psychosis	65%	—
can't read	—	42%
time to do anything says slowly	57%	—
confuses the letters on the letter	—	42%
schizoaffective psychosis	56%	—
difficult childhood	—	41%
chronic headaches	54%	—
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres	—	40%
bipolar disorder	53%	—
emotional	—	39%
slow onset of the disease	51%	—
problems with studying	—	38%
swelling of the brain	48%	—
absent-mindedness	—	37%
depressed mood	48%	—
letters are confused	—	36%
apathy	48%	—
anxiety	—	36%
longing	47%	—
emotional child	—	36%
dementia	47%	—
disease from reproaches	—	35%
memory impairment	46%	—
fidgety	—	35%
hypothyroid encephalopathy	46%	—
confuses the words	—	34%
drowsiness	45%	—
pedagogical neglect	—	34%
changeable mood	44%	—
hyperactive	—	34%
alternating symptoms	44%	—
history of surgery	—	33%
constant pain	43%	—
swearing	—	32%
forgetfulness	43%	—
mental retardation	—	32%
impaired nervous system function	43%	—
studies well	—	31%
paranoia	41%	—
up imbecility	—	31%
chronic condition	40%	—
patient's condition	—	30%
affective disorders	67%	25%
limited vocabulary	—	30%
subacute condition	38%	—
psychologist	—	29%
headaches	38%	—
disorganization	—	29%
acute condition	38%	—
consequences of psychotrauma	—	27%
delirium	58%	21%
doubts	—	26%
madness	58%	21%
anxiety depressive disorder	—	26%
confusion of consciousness	57%	21%
intellectual disabilities in children	—	25%
increased	32%	—
thalamic syndrome	—	25%
slow-witted	31%	—
says the same	—	25%
damage to the nervous system	63%	32%
dysarthria	—	25%
decreased concentration of attention	42%	21%
improper nutrition	—	25%
mood disorder	56%	35%
depression anxiety	—	25%
neurological disorders	37%	19%
loss of work	—	25%
onset of illness	35%	18%
lowered	—	24%
delay of mental development	46%	33%
decreased intelligence	—	24%
mixed anxious	—	24%
mental shock	—	24%
smart baby	—	24%
thoughts about the disease	—	23%
effects of shock	—	23%
shock states of various genesis	—	23%
head injury	—	23%
traumatic brain injury	—	23%
effects of puberty	—	23%
hearing impaired	—	22%
cognitive disorders	—	22%
skin anesthesia	—	21%
early development	—	21%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	21%
depression	—	21%
aggressive	—	21%
traumatic illness	—	21%
visual impairment	—	21%
organic brain damage	—	21%
consequences of injuries	—	20%
anesthesia	—	20%
impaired lung function	—	19%
trauma	—	18%
children's speech	43%	50%
delayed speech development	44%	51%
lags behind in the development	39%	45%
childhood diseases	35%	40%

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