By continuing to use the site, you allow the use of Cookies and agree to the privacy policy.
.,о.,р..и.:г,.и.,н.;н.,а;,л.. .,н.:а,.х.,о.,д.;и.,т..с.:я,, ..н.;а., .,k;,i..b.:e,;r.,i.,s.,.;.r.:u,

Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General StutteringAkathisia
Related research Analogs Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 12%(0)
Measurements at the reception 2%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 10%100%
neurosis-like disorders 59%
violent facial expressions 84%
consequences of fright 52%
need for movement 43%
fright 47%
akathisia 43%
repeats the words 46%
mumbles 26%
speech slurred 22%
opium withdrawal syndrome 24%
sleeps with light 17%
rubs the nose 23%
hyperactive child 17%
latent iron deficiency 22%
rapid speech 16%
picks his nose 22%
enuresis after midnight 15%
swings 21%
jealousy in children 15%
he can't feel his legs 21%
neurosis 15%
itching in the ears 21%
nervous excitability 14%
opium addiction 21%
selectivity in food 14%
worries due to pain 20%
chorea 14%
itching of the skin of the hands 20%
distracted 14%
internal tension 20%
hyperactive 13%
carbon monoxide poisoning 20%
nocturnal enuresis 13%
anxiety inside 19%
stubborn stubborn 11%
itchy nose 19%
obsessive movements 11%
itching of the extremities 18%
stuttering in speech 10%
stims 18%
overexcitation of the psyche 10%
leg restlessness 17%
increased motor activity 10%
pain in the entire spine 17%
tics 10%
tension in the spine 16%
stuttering 10%
itching constant 16%
motor activity 10%
cannot relax 16%
impatient 9%
stereotypical movements 16%
neurotic stuttering 8%
irritability from pain 16%
stuttering from excitement 6%
withdrawal syndrome 16%
logophobia 6%
tension in the legs 16%
letters are confused 5%
patient's condition 2% 17%
professional neuroses 5%
organic anxiety disorder 4% 19%
facial tics 5%
emotional tension 14%
convulsions 5%
stereotypia 14%
fear of talking 5%
variable symptoms 14%
business anxiety 5%
parkinson's disease 14%
stuttering in children 5%
lower back pain 14%
embolophrasia 5%
takes antidepressants 14%
the consequences of bruise 4%
back pain 13%
psychologist 4%
addiction 13%
recovery period 4%
alternating symptoms 13%
clonic cramps 4%
changeable mood 13%
unexplained fear 4%
alcohol dependence 13%
grimaces 4%
tremor 13%
stage of recovery 4%
skin anesthesia 12%
dysprosody 4%
lot of operations in small things 12%
confuses the words 4%
itchy skin 12%
impaired understanding of speech 4%
sensations in the legs 12%
stress neurosis 4%
pain in the legs 12%
CHD 3%
intoxication 11%
organic brain damage 3%
acute pain 11%
epilepsy 3%
emotional 11%
stress 3%
anesthesia 11%
heart failure 3%
damage to the nervous system 11%
spasm 3%
irritability 3% 13%
there is heart failure 3%
general tension 3% 13%
fears of anxiety 3%
irritability during 3% 13%
worse from movement 3%
pulls clothes 9%
closed 3%
picks the skin 9%
the effects of anxiety 3%
tugging ears 9%
acute heart failure 3%
drug disease 2% 10%
says the same 3%
history of surgery 2% 10%
bruise 3%
consequences of taking medications 3% 10%
mental shock 3%
anxiety 5% 12%
fear of illness 3%
fiddles with his hands 25% 29%
cramps in the legs 3%
fidgety 10% 14%
muscle hypertonus 3%
needs attention 3%
increased 2%
lowered 2%
angioplasty 2%
consequences of infection 2%
periodic illness 2%
stuttering after fright 2%

Instructions

Video
  1. Introduce new diseases through 🔍 Search and input on the top panel using
  2. The table shows the most important distinguishing symptoms, tests and diagnoses related to the selected diseases.
  3. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease.
  4. The list changes dynamically depending on the data of the current visit in the selection of therapy .
  5. Click on the percentageto see the suggestions from the original source.
  6. By using the service, you agree to user agreement. Kiberis services do not replace a doctor!