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Results: Differences General ✘Affective psychosis✘Pseudodementia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%(2)—
General blood test 36%(5)—
CT of the organ 9%(0)9%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —88%
delirium 85% —
hysteria 16% 100%
needs support 46% —
consequences of fright — 66%
schizoaffective psychosis 44% —
despair 14% 79%
disease from resentment 41% —
stupor 16% 79%
quickly gets tired 41% —
obsessive thoughts 42% 97%
manic depressive psychosis 36% —
worse when shouting — 52%
changeable mood 34% —
worse from the slightest noise — 51%
endogenous depression 34% —
fright — 49%
confusion of consciousness 32% —
opinion of others is important — 48%
neuroleptic syndrome 31% —
suspiciousness — 44%
anxiety 54% 21%
illness from stress — 44%
up mania 30% —
impressionability — 40%
bipolar disorder 29% —
increased sensitivity — 37%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 29% —
nervous exhaustion — 36%
neurosis 63% 32%
nervousness — 36%
bullous dermatitis 29% —
puerilism — 36%
neuroleptic extrapyramidal disorders 29% —
suspicion 7% 43%
hallucinations 28% —
low self-esteem 12% 44%
anxiety depressive disorder 27% —
hyperactive — 30%
cheerful 26% —
stress 21% 48%
longing 26% —
psychopathy — 26%
reactive psychosis 25% —
decreased concentration of attention 10% 35%
alternating symptoms 25% —
depression 25% 49%
increased 25% —
pretending to be sick — 23%
catatonia 24% —
pseudodementia 10% 32%
guilt 23% —
business anxiety — 21%
damage to the nervous system 22% —
time to do anything says slowly — 21%
time jumps in blood pressure 22% —
does not answer questions — 20%
oneiroid 21% —
fear of talking — 20%
dehydration 21% —
schizoid psychopathy — 20%
inflammatory skin changes 21% —
without dynamics — 19%
is better pain in the shower 21% —
hysterical psychopathy — 18%
mixed anxious 20% —
look absent — 18%
aesthete 20% —
drowsy intoxication — 18%
depression anxiety 20% —
are easily frightened — 18%
rashes on the lower back 20% —
Fear for no reason — 17%
tachycardia attacks 20% —
causeless anxiety — 17%
blisters 19% —
anxious thoughts — 17%
sweating with palpitations 19% —
rapid speech — 16%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 19% —
lying in bed — 16%
acute condition 19% —
overexcitation of the psyche — 16%
emptiness in the head 19% —
forgets words — 16%
blood diseases 19% —
grimaces — 16%
dermatosis 19% —
echolalia — 16%
hypomania 19% —
anxiety with agitation — 16%
psychosomatics 19% —
confusion — 15%
blindness 19% —
delusion — 15%
sweats often 18% —
the psyche is rough — 15%
feeling of hopelessness 18% —
euphoria — 14%
hyperthermia 18% —
consequences of head injury — 14%
from fatigue crying 18% —
the effects of taking antidepressants — 14%
gastrointestinal problems 18% —
unexplained fear — 14%
sweating attacks 17% —
he's defending himself — 14%
mental shock 46% 27%
severe stress — 13%
tachycardia 17% —
aphasia — 13%
lips are parched 17% —
says the same — 13%
red lips dry 17% —
fidgety — 13%
diarrhea 17% —
refusal to drink — 13%
impaired arterial function 17% —
psychological suppression — 13%
gestures expressed 17% —
traumatic shock — 13%
palpitations 17% —
traumatic brain injury — 12%
alternating high and low moods 17% —
nervous excitability — 12%
dermatitis 17% —
head injury — 12%
tendency to depression 16% —
addiction — 12%
disorders of consciousness 16% —
refuses to help — 12%
fear of change 16% —
family man — 11%
angry irritable 16% —
spicy food — 11%
organic anxiety disorder 16% —
cognitive disorders — 11%
hypertension 16% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 11%
tearful worried 16% —
constantly moving — 11%
atopic dermatitis 16% —
slow thinking 10% 21%
plastic 16% —
worse from movement — 11%
heartache 16% —
consequences of injuries — 10%
rash on the elbows 16% —
subacute condition — 10%
allergy to the skin 15% —
helps others — 10%
irritability and tearfulness 15% —
speech slurred 7% 16%
not mindfulness 15% —
agitation 20% 28%
criticality 15% —
organic brain damage 12% 18%
irritability during 15% —
thoughts about the disease 8% 12%
irritability 15% —
recovery period 6% 10%
fear of being dependent on someone 15% —
stage of recovery 6% 10%
impaired lung function 15% —
drug disease 6% 9%
madness 32% 15%
trauma — 2%
constantly crying 15% —
destructive behavior 10% 11%
epileptic psychosis 15% —
worse during meals 10% 11%
fear in the morning 15% —
worse food 10% 11%
workaholic 15% —
the feeling of madness 17% 18%
slow 15% —
depressed mood 12% 13%
dryness of the skin of the lips 14% —
thinking disorders 17% 18%
rashes of the sole 14% —
neurogenic shock 17% 18%
sweating is increased 14% —
effects of shock 11% 12%
little joy 14% —
forgetfulness 11% 11%
neurosis-like disorders 14% —
consequences of taking medications 12% 12%
fear of the unknown 14% —
deterioration from overheating 14% —
worse constipation 14% —
chatty 14% —
personality feeling 14% —
nightmares 14% —
desire to be the center of attention 14% —
anxiety in the morning 14% —
dissociative stupor 14% —
urolithiasis 14% —
irritability from fatigue 14% —
better in afternoon 14% —
high temperature 14% —
feeling of bruising 13% —

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