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Results: Differences General	✘Mental illness	✘Reactive psychosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 4%(0) — General blood test 3%(1) — Spermogram 2%(1) — Other hormones 2%(5) — General urine test 2%(3) — ECG 2%(0) — MRI of the brain 2%(0) — Measurements at the reception 1%(0) — Histological studies 1%(0) — Chest radiography 1%(0) — Infection tests 1%(1) — General and visits 1%(0) — Sex hormones 1%(4) — Autoimmune markers 1%(1) — Coprogram 1%(1) — Elements and vitamins 1%(5) — Body mass index K. 1%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	36%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	1%	99%
suspiciousness	40%	—
affective shock reactions	—	84%
worse from worry	37%	—
stress	27%	100%
thoughts about the disease	33%	—
obsessive thoughts	18%	85%
loses thought	28%	—
illness from stress	15%	73%
depression anxiety	24%	—
mental shock	8%	64%
constant feeling of anxiety	23%	—
madness	2%	57%
very anxious	23%	—
confusion of consciousness	2%	56%
aggressiveness if interfered	22%	—
teenage alcoholism	—	54%
cannot relax	20%	—
female alcoholism	—	50%
irritability during	19%	—
severe menopause	—	47%
irritability	19%	—
hysterical neurosis	—	45%
nervousness	19%	—
hallucinations	3%	48%
is better when busy	18%	—
insomnia from overwork	—	43%
indecision	18%	—
hysterical psychopathy	2%	44%
jams stress	17%	—
excitable psychopathy	4%	44%
worried in the evening	17%	—
unstable type of psychopathy	4%	43%
vegetative vascular dystonia	16%	—
criticality	1%	37%
constant weakness	16%	—
early menopause	—	36%
forgetfulness	15%	—
overexcitation of the psyche	2%	37%
guilt	15%	—
schizoaffective psychosis	0%	35%
quickly gets tired	15%	—
acute condition	—	34%
chilly	14%	—
effects of shock	6%	39%
desire for fresh air	14%	—
psychopathy	2%	35%
exhaustion after illness	14%	—
head injury in anamnesis	1%	33%
feeling of bruising	14%	—
visual hallucinations	1%	33%
impressionability	14%	—
changeable mood	7%	39%
longing	13%	—
need for alcohol	2%	33%
weather dependence	13%	—
hears voices	2%	33%
thinking about life	13%	—
delirium	27%	57%
nervous the child	13%	—
acute shock	—	29%
nervous exhaustion	12%	—
hysteria	1%	29%
noise irritates	12%	—
drug poisoning	1%	29%
diarrhea from excitement	11%	—
nervous excitability	1%	28%
exhaustion	11%	—
severe stress	3%	30%
stiffness in the neck	11%	—
traumatic brain injury	1%	28%
disease from resentment	11%	—
rapid reaction	0%	26%
suicidal thoughts	11%	—
head injury	1%	27%
outbursts of anger	11%	—
despair	10%	35%
low self-esteem	11%	—
emotional	21%	46%
desire for solace	11%	—
no appetite	0%	25%
impatient	11%	—
menopause	5%	30%
flash screams in anger	11%	—
sweating is increased	1%	26%
psychological suppression	10%	—
general intoxication syndrome	1%	25%
expectation of a bad	10%	—
consequences of psychotrauma	9%	33%
loose stools when agitated	10%	—
alcoholism	6%	30%
conflicts avoids	10%	—
prolonged insomnia	7%	30%
lazy	10%	—
organic brain damage	2%	25%
needs support	10%	—
tearfulness	8%	31%
responsible	10%	—
subacute condition	1%	24%
muscle tension	10%	—
intoxication	—	23%
sad	10%	—
overwork	3%	25%
suicide	10%	—
shock states of various genesis	7%	28%
depressed mood	10%	—
alcohol dependence	6%	27%
diseases from humiliation	9%	—
mood disorder	3%	24%
sentimental	9%	—
trauma	1%	21%
tension in the spine	9%	—
affective disorders	11%	30%
restless child	9%	—
neurosis	20%	37%
forgets words	9%	—
aggressive	12%	25%
can not think	9%	—
poor sleep	17%	26%
stiffness in the joints	9%	—
likes sweets	9%	—
worse from the slightest noise	9%	—
internal trembling	9%	—
lot of thoughts in the head	9%	—
stiffness in the back	9%	—
nervous diarrhea	9%	—
likes order	9%	—
fussiness	9%	—
think a lot	9%	—
worse when shouting	9%	—
loss of interest in life	8%	—
cannot sleep	8%	—
fighter for justice	8%	—
touchy	8%	—
restrains emotions	8%	—
dissatisfaction with life	8%	—
punctuality	8%	—
thoughts of death	8%	—
desire to control	8%	—
increased sensitivity	8%	—
little joy	7%	—
desire to travel	7%	—
up mania	7%	—
workaholic	7%	—
grief	7%	—
desire for freedom	7%	—
insomnia from experiences	7%	—
slow thinking	7%	—
opinion of others is important	7%	—
psychosomatics	7%	—
forgetfulness lately	7%	—
lost in familiar places	7%	—
mental tension	7%	—
Not a refreshing sleep	7%	—
perfectionism	7%	—
petty	7%	—
can't refuse	7%	—
blurred vision	7%	—
visual impairment	7%	—
desire for coffee	6%	—
suppressed anger	6%	—
increased appetite	6%	—
drowsiness	6%	—
sleep restless	6%	—
straightforwardness	6%	—
patient	6%	—
better from movement	6%	—
doubts	6%	—
irritable bowel syndrome	6%	—
loves praise	6%	—
tachycardia	6%	—
can't get together	6%	—
gastritis	6%	—
disappointments in love	6%	—
does not get enough sleep	6%	—
fearfulness	6%	—
sympathetic	6%	—
fog in the head	6%	—
dullness	6%	—
neurotic stuttering	6%	—
suppressed emotions	6%	—
worse, drafts	6%	—
thinks about the bad	6%	—
deterioration from waiting	6%	—
nightmares	5%	—
worse when thinking about the disease	5%	—
crisis the desire for love	5%	—
illusions	5%	—
tachycardia attacks	5%	—
religiosity	5%	—
desire for salty	5%	—
agnosia	5%	—
feeling of helplessness	5%	—
late onset of menstruation	5%	—
loves the sun	5%	—
instilled	5%	—
biliary dyskinesia	5%	—
nostalgia	5%	—
imbalance	5%	—
sense of guilt after anger	5%	—
impaired arterial function	5%	—

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