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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Stuttering✘Atypical autism
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 2%(0)21%(0)
Other hormones —18%(4)
Autoimmune markers —13%(1)
Sex hormones —12%(1)
Infection tests —10%(0)
General inspection —9%(0)
Histological studies —9%(0)
MRI of the organ —9%(0)
ENT examination —8%(0)
CT of the organ —8%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%7%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —99%
consequences of fright 51% —
autism — 90%
fright 46% —
children's speech — 69%
neurosis-like disorders 58% 14%
mental retardation — 62%
repeats the words 46% 11%
childhood diseases — 56%
fiddles with his hands 25% —
atypical autism — 55%
sleeps with light 17% —
delayed speech development — 49%
rapid speech 16% —
closed 3% 49%
enuresis after midnight 15% —
stims — 43%
chorea 14% —
speech absence — 43%
jealousy in children 14% —
delay of mental development — 42%
distracted 14% —
overexcitation of the psyche 10% 50%
selectivity in food 14% —
decreased concentration of attention — 36%
nocturnal enuresis 13% —
stereotypia — 35%
stubborn stubborn 11% —
self-injurious behavior — 35%
stuttering in speech 10% —
catatonia — 32%
involuntary movements 10% —
apathy — 28%
tics 10% —
emotional — 27%
impatient 9% —
smart baby — 25%
neurotic stuttering 8% —
attachment to the mother — 25%
logophobia 6% —
swings — 24%
stuttering from excitement 6% —
difficult understanding — 24%
professional neuroses 5% —
aggressive — 24%
facial tics 5% —
autism spectrum — 24%
letters are confused 5% —
irritability during 3% 27%
fear of talking 5% —
irritability 3% 27%
embolophrasia 5% —
urolithiasis — 23%
business anxiety 5% —
patient's condition 2% 25%
stress neurosis 4% —
psychologist 4% 27%
organic anxiety disorder 4% —
child is not says — 23%
confuses the words 4% —
neat — 23%
dysprosody 4% —
does not like to be looked — 23%
grimaces 4% —
increased sensitivity — 22%
the consequences of bruise 4% —
confusion of consciousness — 22%
clonic cramps 4% —
delirium — 22%
organic brain damage 3% —
madness — 22%
worse from movement 3% —
schizophrenia in children — 22%
stress 3% —
epilepsy 3% 25%
heart failure 3% —
nervous excitability 14% 36%
spasm 3% —
desire for solitude — 21%
there is heart failure 3% —
does not control himself — 21%
speech slurred 22% 17%
sarcasm — 21%
CHD 3% —
gestures expressed — 21%
acute heart failure 3% —
there is autism in the family — 21%
bruise 3% —
mental all — 21%
the effects of anxiety 3% —
impulsiveness — 21%
cramps in the legs 3% —
there are no complaints — 21%
muscle hypertonus 3% —
anxiety 5% 26%
general tension 3% —
the speech is monosyllabic — 21%
angioplasty 2% —
increased 2% 23%
stuttering after fright 2% —
agitation — 20%
intellectual disabilities in children — 20%
attachment to parents — 20%
echolalia — 20%
irritability in adolescents — 20%
age of development of social function is lowered — 20%
limited vocabulary — 20%
lowered 2% 22%
periodic illness 2% 22%
history of surgery 2% 22%
recovery period 3% 23%
stage of recovery 4% 23%
attachment to things — 19%
urolithiasis in children — 19%
family man — 19%
consequences of taking medications 3% 21%
foolishness — 18%
allergy — 18%
polymorbidity — 18%
irritability in the child — 18%
childish behavior — 18%
vaccination — 17%
unwillingness to talk — 17%
schizophrenia — 17%
effects of puberty — 17%
alalia — 17%
autoaggression — 17%
infantile — 17%
walking back and forth — 17%
hyperkinesis — 17%
children's aphasia — 17%
emotional child — 17%
love for people — 17%
rett syndrome — 17%
consequences of infection 2% 19%
thinking disorders — 17%
the answers are monosyllabic — 17%
drug disease 2% 19%
problems with studying — 16%
enthusiastic — 16%
short height — 16%
screaming crying — 16%
taking care of children — 16%
destructive behavior — 16%
asperger's syndrome — 16%
vulgar — 16%
growth disorders in children — 16%
risk ii — 16%
fear of people — 16%
disorder of stereotypical movements — 16%
fear of change — 16%
stereotypical movements — 16%
high height — 16%
caring for the family — 16%
2 children — 16%
needs love — 16%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 16%
loudly cries — 16%
convulsions 5% 21%
discharge phobias — 16%
fear of illness 3% 19%
large child — 15%
phenylketonuria — 15%
epilepsy attacks — 15%
independent — 15%
fear of relationships — 15%
no children — 15%
metabolic myopathy — 15%
does not express emotions — 15%
often sick child — 15%
in the morning, a bad mood — 15%
suffocation — 15%
studies well — 15%
skin anesthesia — 14%
time to do anything says slowly — 14%
obsessive movements 11% 25%
does not like people — 14%
decreased intelligence — 14%
sad — 14%
high emotional sensitivity — 14%
obvisit — 14%
general intoxication syndrome — 14%
stiffness in the joints — 14%
paranoia — 14%
a lot of medicines — 14%
difficulties in communication — 14%
straightforwardness — 14%
suspicion — 14%
consequences of physical exertion — 14%
can not sit in one place — 14%
angry — 14%
loves family — 14%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) — 14%
brain death — 14%
bouts of irritability — 14%
poor sleep — 14%
pedantry — 13%
number of births increased — 13%
down syndrome — 13%
does not like noise — 13%
hearing loss in children — 13%

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