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Results: Differences General	✘Post-traumatic stress disorder	✘Carlson syndrome in children
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(1) — General urine test 86%(1) — MRI of the brain 55%(0) — Blood biochemistry 49%(0) — CT scan of the brain 48%(0) — Measurements at the reception 14%(0) 34%(0) ECG 25%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	93%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
stress neurosis	65%	—
children's fears	—	81%
consequences of injuries	62%	—
overprotection	—	81%
post-traumatic stress disorder	53%	—
likes to have fun	—	62%
neurosis	53%	—
desire for independence	—	59%
aggressiveness if interfered	47%	—
very sociable	—	59%
nervous shock	46%	—
fear of being alone	—	57%
drug disease	45%	—
parental control	—	56%
constant feeling of anxiety	44%	—
the need to cuddle	—	54%
very anxious	44%	—
nose good	—	54%
anxious thoughts	42%	—
feeling of insecurity	—	53%
sexual violence anamnesis	42%	—
likes to cook	—	53%
mental shock	39%	—
leprosy	—	51%
consequences of psychotrauma	38%	—
taking care of children	—	49%
anxiety with irritability	37%	—
sociable child	—	49%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	37%	—
desire for loneliness	—	48%
consequences of taking medications	36%	—
fear cannot make a decision	—	48%
the effects of anxiety	36%	—
plays toys	—	48%
post-traumatic shock	36%	—
the desire to be busy	—	48%
irritability after illness	35%	—
the need for privacy	—	47%
terrible dreams	35%	—
very correct	—	47%
bitterness	35%	—
affectionate child	—	46%
anxiety attack	35%	—
pent-up anger	—	46%
panic attacks	35%	—
abandonment of school	—	45%
addiction	34%	—
swearing	—	45%
nervous exhaustion	33%	—
personality feeling	11%	56%
obsessive thoughts	33%	—
mysticism	—	43%
shock states of various genesis	32%	—
studies well	—	43%
obvisit	32%	—
not enough communication	—	43%
irritability	32%	—
cheerful	—	43%
effects of shock	31%	—
conflict in the family	—	42%
unpleasant memories	31%	—
does not like people	—	42%
impressionability	29%	—
emotional child	9%	50%
alcoholism and drug addiction	29%	—
loves family	—	41%
trauma	29%	—
fatigue from life	—	41%
memory of the past	29%	—
religiosity	—	41%
alcohol dependence	29%	—
helps others	7%	48%
depressed mood	29%	—
loves himself	—	39%
longing	28%	—
tired of people	—	39%
destructive behavior	27%	—
he's defending himself	—	38%
poor sleep	27%	—
closes	8%	45%
aggressive	27%	—
guilt	18%	54%
domestic violence against children	26%	—
feeling lonely	—	36%
alcoholism	26%	—
hallucinations	12%	46%
fear of rape	26%	—
indecision	—	34%
apathy	26%	—
feeling of uselessness	—	34%
quickly gets tired	25%	—
anxiety inside	12%	46%
feeling of bruising	25%	—
refuses to help	—	33%
neurasthenia	25%	—
large child	—	32%
intense longing	25%	—
refuses treatment	—	30%
organic anxiety disorder	25%	—
criticality	—	30%
causeless anxiety	25%	—
sociable	18%	48%
constant weakness	25%	—
emotional	32%	60%
consequences of grief	25%	—
illness from distress	10%	37%
thoughts about work	24%	—
schizophrenia	10%	37%
anxiety in the morning	24%	—
disease from experiences	10%	37%
feeling of helplessness	24%	—
childhood diseases	23%	50%
strong irritability	24%	—
fear of illness	30%	57%
anxiety disorders in children	24%	—
psychologist	17%	41%
nervous excitability	24%	—
no children	8%	31%
pseudodementia	24%	—
foolishness	12%	33%
vindictive irritability	23%	—
fear of violence	24%	45%
memory lapses	23%	—
childish behavior	12%	33%
apathy fatigue	23%	—
infantile	12%	32%
feeling of danger	22%	—
emotional tension	16%	34%
outbursts of anger	22%	—
consequences of fear	20%	38%
prostration	22%	—
I can't be alone	14%	30%
death of a loved	22%	—
problems with studying	18%	31%
alcohol depression	22%	—
avoids people	37%	50%
impaired coordination	22%	—
delirium	18%	30%
anxiety at night	21%	—
confusion of consciousness	17%	29%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	21%	—
madness	18%	29%
affective disorders	21%	—
anxiety	34%	41%
subacute condition	21%	—
mood disorder	33%	40%
severe stress	21%	—
patient's condition	28%	34%
takes antidepressants	21%	—
increased	21%	23%
lively	21%	—
fears of anxiety	34%	35%
indifference to oneself	21%	—
unspecified mental disorders	28%	28%
foresight	21%	—
cannot sleep	20%	—
memory impairment	20%	—
constant fear	20%	—
thoughts at night	20%	—
effects of trauma and shock	20%	—
polymorbidity	20%	—
consumes alcohol	20%	—
agitation	20%	—
worried due to pain	20%	—
anxiety with agitation	20%	—
a new patient	20%	—
stupor	20%	—
rumination disorder	20%	—
fear of performing what	19%	—
prolonged insomnia	19%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	19%	—
neuroses in children	19%	—
forgetfulness	19%	—
think long	19%	—
general tension	19%	—
suicide	19%	—
can not sleep	19%	—
anxiety depressive disorder	19%	—
he doesn't want	19%	—
obvisit	19%	—
damage to the nervous system	19%	—
mixed anxious	18%	—
is not thinking	18%	—
unexplained fear	18%	—
akathisia	18%	—
angry irritable	18%	—
Fear for no reason	18%	—
strong resentment	18%	—
fear of change	18%	—
internal tension	18%	—
psychogenic depression	18%	—
a state of humiliation	18%	—
worried in the evening	18%	—
overexcitation of the psyche	18%	—
fear of injury	17%	—
mechanical damage to the eyes	17%	—
sensitive	17%	—
grief is the loss of a loved one	17%	—
fever since 18 o'clock	17%	—
can not think	17%	—

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