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Results: Differences General	✘Involutional depression	✘Traumatic encephalopathy
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 23%(0) Measurements at the reception — 23%(0) Angiography — 15%(0) Neurologist's examination — 14%(0) MRI of the brain — 14%(0) MRI of the organ — 12%(0) CT of the organ — 12%(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%
depression	90%	29%
desire to take revenge	—	90%
squeamishness	59%	—
consequences of head injury	—	79%
parkinson's disease	59%	—
headaches	—	73%
involutional depression	54%	—
leader	—	72%
liebman-sachs endocarditis	47%	—
increased sensitivity	—	66%
endocarditis	44%	—
increased	—	66%
rashes on the face	43%	—
stubborn stubborn	—	66%
worried in the evening	34%	—
encephalopathy	—	63%
cotard 's syndrome	34%	—
consequences of injuries	—	62%
nihilism	34%	—
worse when shouting	—	62%
gum sensitivity	31%	—
worse from the slightest noise	—	62%
depression is strong	25%	—
touchy	—	60%
prolonged depression	25%	—
dry	—	59%
accusation of others	25%	—
convulsions	—	58%
suicide	25%	—
epilepsy	—	58%
disease from reproaches	24%	—
aggressive	—	57%
fussiness	23%	—
poor sleep	—	57%
mysticism	21%	—
likes sweets	—	57%
schizoaffective psychosis	20%	—
traumatic encephalopathy	—	48%
stopped menstruation	20%	—
dry skin	—	47%
consequences of psychotrauma	19%	—
trauma	—	47%
very anxious	19%	—
forgetfulness	—	43%
constant feeling of anxiety	19%	—
hypersthenic	—	43%
anxiety at night	19%	—
pain in the legs	—	42%
unexplained fear	19%	—
hypoxia	—	41%
constant fear	18%	—
tachycardia	—	41%
loss of a loved one a person	18%	—
veins bloating	—	41%
He's been ill for a long time	18%	—
palpitations	—	40%
anxiety depressive disorder	18%	—
neurosis-like disorders	—	35%
affective disorders	17%	—
decreased concentration of attention	—	35%
more often in old age	17%	—
impaired venous function	—	35%
depressed mood	17%	—
changeable mood	—	35%
stereotypia	17%	—
g93 4 unspecified encephalopathy	—	34%
longing	17%	—
head injury	—	34%
acute shock	17%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	31%
psychological suppression	17%	—
light dizziness	—	30%
menopause	17%	—
headache after injury	—	30%
menstruation disorder	17%	—
quickly gets tired	—	30%
mental shock	16%	—
blow to the head	—	29%
shock states of various genesis	16%	—
traumatic illness	—	29%
effects of shock	16%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	28%
responsible	15%	—
feeling of bruising	—	27%
caution	15%	—
worse after a bath	—	27%
family man	14%	—
does not like noise	—	27%
exhaustion	14%	—
skin dystrophy	—	27%
acute pain	13%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	27%
there are no complaints	13%	—
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	—	27%
childhood diseases	12%	—
sports injury	—	27%
time flies fast	11%	—
emotional fatigue	—	27%
anxiety in the evening	11%	—
dizziness from fatigue	—	26%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome	29%	20%
a feeling of bursting in the head	—	26%
hypochondria	29%	20%
cognitive disorders	—	26%
anxiety	32%	25%
hypomania	—	26%
madness	33%	29%
vegetative vascular dystonia	—	26%
confusion of consciousness	32%	28%
constant weakness	—	26%
delirium	33%	29%
post-traumatic encephalopathy	—	26%
impaired arterial function	—	25%
deep depression	—	25%
dizziness	—	25%
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	24%
inhibition	—	24%
dizziness at night	—	24%
hormonal failure	—	24%
hydrocephalus	—	24%
apathy	—	24%
alcoholism 3 st	—	24%
dizziness from physical exertion	—	23%
desire for loneliness	—	23%
variable symptoms	—	23%
dizziness when walking	—	23%
imbalance	—	23%
quickly depletes	—	23%
meningitis	—	23%
acute injury	—	22%
history of surgery	—	22%
headache bursting	—	22%
anxious thoughts	—	22%
bursting in the head	—	22%
alternating symptoms	—	22%
impaired nervous system function	—	21%
irritability	—	21%
impotence	—	21%
irritability during	—	21%
anxiety about work	—	21%
volitional disorders	—	21%
acute head injury	—	21%
brain cyst	—	20%
head skin sweating	—	20%
dystrophy	—	20%
focal epilepsy	—	20%
emotional weakness	—	20%
soft tissue hematoma	—	20%
slow walking	—	20%
drug allergy	—	20%
sweating is increased	—	20%
high emotional sensitivity	—	20%
hypersalivation	—	20%
epilepsy in the morning	—	20%
nausea	—	19%
vomiting	—	19%
sensitive sleep	—	19%
clonic cramps	—	19%
fear of the unknown	—	19%
weakness after illness	—	19%
human thermometer	—	19%
up strong	—	19%
pain when walking	—	19%
generalized epilepsy	—	19%
dizziness with vomiting	—	19%
catatrauma	—	19%
drowsiness from headache	—	19%
tonic-clonic convulsions	—	19%
whole head hurts	—	19%
intracerebral hematoma	—	19%
visual hallucinations	—	19%
scarring	—	19%
headache with nausea and vomiting	—	18%
frequent nausea	—	18%
angiopathy	—	18%
refusal to drink	—	18%
frequent dizziness	—	18%
absent-mindedness	—	18%
dizziness with nausea	—	18%
striae	—	18%
allergy	—	18%
massage worse	—	18%
obsessive movements	—	18%
time jumps in blood pressure	—	18%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	—	18%
dizziness permanent	—	18%
pain after injury	—	18%
increased endurance	—	18%
hypertension	—	18%
reduced efficiency	—	18%
dizziness weakness	—	17%
severe sweating	—	17%
skin problems	—	17%
pulse is strong	—	17%
tachycardia attacks	—	17%
depression anxiety	—	17%
headache with dizziness	—	17%
lung damage	—	17%
vomiting multiple	—	17%
skin atrophy	—	17%

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