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Results: Differences General	✘Stuttering	✘Agitation
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
consequences of fright	50%	—
anxiety with agitation	—	82%
repeats the words	45%	—
with excitement the hands sweat	—	82%
fright	45%	—
argues	—	82%
speech slurred	24%	—
hands tremble with excitement	—	74%
hyperactive child	17%	—
lack of thoughts	—	74%
selectivity in food	17%	—
agitated depression	—	67%
rapid speech	16%	—
sweating with excitement	—	59%
enuresis after midnight	16%	—
catatonia	—	57%
chorea	15%	—
tachycardia with excitement	—	57%
nervous excitability	15%	—
sweating of the palms	—	57%
distracted	15%	—
involutional depression	—	55%
jealousy in children	15%	—
heartbeat from excitement	—	55%
region enuresis does not wake	15%	—
stress neurosis	4%	59%
nocturnal enuresis	14%	—
a lot of stress	—	54%
hyperactive	14%	—
need for alcohol	—	52%
stupid	13%	—
sweating with palpitations	—	52%
obsessive movements	12%	—
senile psychosis	—	51%
involuntary movements	12%	—
intoxication of alcohol	—	51%
fidgety	11%	—
vegetative state	—	51%
stubbornness	11%	—
anxiety	5%	55%
stuttering in speech	11%	—
unspecified mental disorders	3%	53%
impatient	10%	—
empty	—	50%
stuttering	10%	—
sweats often	—	50%
increased motor activity	10%	—
schizophrenia	—	49%
motor activity	10%	—
tremor of the hands	—	49%
tics	9%	—
depression is strong	—	48%
neurotic stuttering	9%	—
unexplained fear	4%	51%
stuttering from excitement	7%	—
neurotic disorder, unspecified	—	47%
fiddles with his hands	7%	—
severe stress	—	47%
logophobia	6%	—
depression anxiety	—	46%
business anxiety	6%	—
affective disorders	—	46%
facial tics	6%	—
rapid breathing	—	45%
embolophrasia	6%	—
increased profuse sweating	—	45%
organic anxiety disorder	5%	—
mixed anxious	—	45%
convulsions	5%	—
speech absence	—	45%
confuses the words	5%	—
severe sweating	—	45%
incomprehensible speech	5%	—
the effects of anxiety	4%	48%
stuttering in children	5%	—
need for movement	—	44%
letters are confused	5%	—
fears of anxiety	3%	46%
fear of talking	5%	—
patient's condition	2%	45%
professional neuroses	5%	—
illness from stress	—	42%
impaired understanding of speech	4%	—
tremor	—	42%
stage of recovery	4%	—
fear of illness	3%	43%
clonic cramps	4%	—
general tension	3%	42%
recovery period	4%	—
delirium	—	39%
acute heart failure	4%	—
sweating is increased	—	39%
hypnosis	4%	—
madness	—	39%
grimaces	4%	—
confusion of consciousness	—	39%
dysprosody	4%	—
tachycardia	—	38%
psychologist	4%	—
mood disorder	—	38%
the consequences of bruise	4%	—
palpitations	—	37%
CHD	3%	—
overexcitation of the psyche	14%	44%
epilepsy	3%	—
emotional	7%	36%
heart failure	3%	—
neurosis	15%	40%
organic brain damage	3%	—
neurosis-like disorders	52%	56%
worse from movement	3%	—
spasm	3%	—
there is heart failure	3%	—
mental shock	3%	—
closes	3%	—
says the same	3%	—
consequences of infection	3%	—
irritability	3%	—
muscle hypertonus	3%	—
needs attention	3%	—
cramps in the legs	3%	—
bruise	3%	—
consequences of taking medications	3%	—
lowered	2%	—
stuttering from fear	2%	—
history of surgery	2%	—
increased	2%	—
drug disease	2%	—
angioplasty	2%	—
stuttering after fright	2%	—

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