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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Reactive psychosisParanoid syndrome
Distinctive symptoms Analogs Analogs
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reactive psychosis 99% 12%
thinking about life 55%
affective shock reactions 84%
muscle tension 47%
teenage alcoholism 54%
latent aggression 45%
mental shock 64% 8%
aggressiveness if interfered 44%
illness from stress 73% 20%
schizophrenia 44%
female alcoholism 50%
outbursts of anger 43%
severe menopause 47%
flash screams in anger 43%
hysterical neurosis 45%
depression anxiety 41%
excitable psychopathy 44%
mixed anxious 40%
hysterical psychopathy 44%
irritability before menstruation 38%
unstable type of psychopathy 43%
impressionability 38%
insomnia from overwork 43%
anxiety 36%
madness 57% 15%
pimples on the head 35%
confusion of consciousness 56% 15%
irritability during menstruation 35%
neurosis 37%
suspiciousness 34%
criticality 37%
stiffness in the back 34%
early menopause 36%
aggressive 25% 59%
psychopathy 35%
noise irritates 33%
despair 35%
lazy 33%
schizoaffective psychosis 35%
depression 25% 57%
acute condition 34%
aversion to criticism 32%
visual hallucinations 33%
delirium 57% 88%
need for alcohol 33%
tension in the spine 31%
head injury in anamnesis 33%
is better when busy 30%
tearfulness 31%
stiffness in the joints 30%
severe stress 30%
stiffness in the neck 30%
prolonged insomnia 30%
forgetfulness 30%
effects of shock 39% 7%
greed 29%
menopause 30%
low self-esteem 26%
hysteria 29%
desire to control 25%
acute shock 29%
rashes on the head 23%
overexcitation of the psyche 37% 7%
chronic condition 22%
traumatic brain injury 28%
increased sensitivity 22%
nervous excitability 28%
blurred vision 21%
head injury 27%
irritability 19%
rapid reaction 26%
visual impairment 19%
poor sleep 26%
irritability during 19%
sweating is increased 26%
intoxication psychosis 17%
organic brain damage 25%
paranoia 16%
no appetite 25%
delirium of persecution 16%
subacute condition 24%
skin anesthesia 15%
consequences of psychotrauma 33% 9%
kandinsky-clerambault syndrome 15%
trauma 21%
anesthesia 14%
alcoholism 30% 8%
presenile psychoses 14%
affective disorders 30% 8%
confusion 14%
drug poisoning 29% 8%
erotomania 13%
alcohol dependence 27% 7%
neurogenic shock 12%
shock states of various genesis 28% 8%
history of surgery 12%
changeable mood 39% 20%
fear of illness 11%
general intoxication syndrome 25% 7%
senile psychosis 11%
mood disorder 24% 7%
repeats phrases 11%
intoxication 23% 11%
eats quickly 11%
overwork 25% 19%
effects of poisoning 11%
patient's condition 36% 31%
alcoholic paranoid 11%
fears of anxiety 11%
alcoholic epilepsy 11%
agitation 11%
alcoholic psychosis 11%
repeats the words 10%
moral 10%
epileptic psychosis 10%
hears voices 33% 43%
fearfulness 10%
infectious psychoses 10%
consequences of alcoholism 10%
anxiety with agitation 10%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 10%
reactive paranoid 10%
catatonia 10%
obvisit 10%
prostration 10%
i'm being watched 10%
unexplained fear 9%
constant fear 9%
impulsiveness 9%
head surgery 8%
voice disorders 8%
depression is strong 8%
speech absence 8%
general tension 7%
big man 7%
elderly patients 7%
state of exacerbation 7%
caution 7%
consequences of infection 6%
onset of illness 6%
consequences of taking medications 6%
obsessive thoughts 85% 86%
emotional 46% 46%

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