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Results: Differences Similar ✘Post-traumatic stress disorder✘The syndrome of leaving and vagrancy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)100%(0)
CT scan of the brain 83%(0)80%(0)
General blood test 51%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —30%
consequences of injuries 64% —
homesickness — 25%
easily cries 53% —
psychopathy — 24%
post-traumatic stress disorder 48% —
schizophrenia — 21%
hard to walk 46% —
mental retardation — 18%
prolonged grief 42% —
steals — 18%
increased ferritin 40% —
does not like new — 18%
neurosis 52% 11%
half-sleep half-consciousness — 17%
anxious thoughts 38% —
daydreaming — 17%
rape 37% —
schizophrenia in children — 17%
very anxious 36% —
euphoria — 17%
increased alt 36% —
fear of punishment — 16%
impaired coordination 35% —
desire for solitude — 16%
loss of balance 34% —
vulnerable and touchy — 15%
consequences of trauma 34% —
conflict in the family — 15%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 34% —
enthusiastic — 14%
avoids people 32% —
closed — 14%
anxiety attack 32% —
takes care of relatives — 14%
psychosomatics 32% —
worse from the conflict — 14%
panic attacks 32% —
dependence on parents — 13%
anxiety with irritability 32% —
loves to be at home — 13%
fears of anxiety 31% —
irritability in the family — 13%
post-traumatic shock 31% —
smart baby — 12%
terrible dreams 31% —
organic hallucinosis — 12%
obsessive thoughts 30% —
alcoholism in the family — 11%
effects of shock 29% —
up imbecility — 11%
unpleasant memories become numb 29% —
dissatisfaction with life — 11%
nervous exhaustion 29% —
attachment to parents — 11%
obvisit 29% —
there is no mood — 11%
shock states of various genesis 29% —
sociopath 14% 25%
a history of trauma 26% —
up strong — 10%
mental shock 35% 8%
dependence on the mother — 10%
destructive behavior 25% —
epilepsy in children — 10%
poor sleep 24% —
cyclothymia — 10%
onset of illness 24% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 9%
area memory of the past 24% —
impulsiveness — 9%
domestic violence against children 24% —
paranoia — 8%
fear of rape 24% —
pedantry — 8%
foresight 24% —
effects of puberty — 8%
sexual violence anamnesis 23% —
vaccination — 8%
feeling of bruising 23% —
hysteria — 8%
apathy 23% —
suspicion — 7%
constant weakness 23% —
epilepsy 7% 13%
quickly gets tired 23% —
anhedonia 11% 16%
mixed anxious 22% —
childish behavior 11% 15%
consequences of fear 22% —
foolishness 11% 15%
neurasthenia 22% —
convulsions 7% 10%
nervous excitability 22% —
infantile 11% 14%
anxiety disorders in children 22% —
changeable mood 16% 19%
organic anxiety disorder 22% —
there are no complaints 6% 7%
causeless anxiety 22% —
hallucinations 14% 15%
feeling of helplessness 21% —
irritability on loved 12% 13%
is worse from thoughts about the disease 21% —
madness 16% 17%
anxiety with motor anxiety 21% —
hyperactive 8% 9%
fear of violence 21% —
emotional child 8% 9%
thoughts about work 21% —
prolonged depression 8% 9%
personality traits 21% —
fidgety 8% 9%
pseudodementia 21% —
organic brain damage 10% 11%
apathy fatigue 21% —
consequences of suppression 8% 9%
prostration 20% —
cannot work 8% 9%
severe stress 20% —
consequences of head injury 9% 10%
death of a loved 20% —
epilepsy attacks 8% 8%
feeling of danger 20% —
worse from prolonged movement 20% —
anxiety in the morning 19% —
vindictive irritability 19% —
subacute condition 19% —
affective disorders 19% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 19% —
rumination disorder 18% —
memory 18% —
anxiety due to pain 18% —
constant fear 18% —
alcohol depression 18% —
cannot sleep 18% —
anxiety 18% —
motor anxiety 18% —
memory lapses 18% —
polymorbidity 18% —
consequences of grief 18% —
obvisit 18% —
indifference to oneself 18% —
anxiety 31% 11%
injury 26% 6%
problems with studying 17% —
vindictiveness 17% —
thoughts at night 17% —
suicide 17% —
he doesn't want 17% —
unexplained fear 17% —
think long 17% —
terrible accidents 17% —
It's hard to concentrate 17% —
easily shudders 17% —
forgetfulness 17% —
nervousness 17% —
high emotional sensitivity 17% —
psychogenic depression 16% —
internal tension 16% —
anxiety in the evening 16% —
overexcitation of the psyche 16% —
sociable 16% —
can't get together 16% —
is not thinking 16% —
akathisia 16% —
hallucinations in a dream 16% —
guilt 16% —
fear of danger 15% —
angry irritable 15% —
dependence on the doctor 15% —
acute injury 15% —
does not express emotions 15% —
fever since 18 o'clock 15% —
loss of work 15% —
fright 15% —
strong man 15% —
fear of injury 15% —
adaptation disorders 15% —
can not think 15% —
stones in the bladder 15% —
addiction 31% 14%
unspecified mental disorders 27% 10%
alcoholism and drug addiction 26% 10%
anxiety in the evening 14% —
worse from memories 14% —
depression anxiety 14% —
thinking about life 14% —
dependent personality disorder 14% —
stage of recovery 14% —
decreased concentration 14% —
self-torture 14% —
despair 14% —
distrustful 14% —
consequences of alcoholism 14% —
dulling feelings 14% —
positive 14% —
fear of life 14% —
irritability in the child 14% —
blames other 14% —
sensitive 14% —

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