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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Reactive psychosis✘Pathological intoxication
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —14%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —72%
reactive psychosis 99% —
pathological intoxication — 59%
obsessive thoughts 85% —
alcoholic paranoid — 46%
affective shock reactions 84% —
intoxication of alcohol — 43%
illness from stress 73% —
fear of anger — 43%
mental shock 64% —
alcoholism 30% 64%
teenage alcoholism 54% —
paranoia — 33%
female alcoholism 50% —
alcohol dependence 27% 59%
severe menopause 47% —
aggressive 25% 56%
hysterical neurosis 45% —
catatonia — 31%
excitable psychopathy 44% —
delirium in a dream — 31%
hysterical psychopathy 44% —
fear of illness — 29%
insomnia from overwork 43% —
sleep is very deep — 28%
unstable type of psychopathy 43% —
I'm not like everyone — 27%
changeable mood 39% —
fear of infirmity — 27%
effects of shock 39% —
sudden onset — 26%
neurosis 37% —
anxiety — 25%
criticality 37% —
the feeling of madness — 25%
early menopause 36% —
fears of anxiety — 25%
despair 35% —
discharge phobias — 25%
schizoaffective psychosis 35% —
agitation — 24%
acute condition 34% —
confusion of thoughts — 24%
consequences of psychotrauma 33% —
loses thought — 24%
hears voices 33% —
thoughts about the disease — 23%
visual hallucinations 33% —
alcoholic psychosis — 23%
tearfulness 31% —
strong anger — 23%
affective disorders 30% —
memory lapses — 22%
prolonged insomnia 30% —
infectious psychoses — 22%
menopause 30% —
fear of violence — 22%
drug poisoning 30% —
repeats the words — 22%
severe stress 30% —
disorders of consciousness — 21%
acute shock 29% —
cruelty — 21%
hysteria 29% —
suspicion — 21%
shock states of various genesis 28% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 21%
nervous excitability 28% —
memory loss — 20%
rapid reaction 26% —
sudden onset — 19%
poor sleep 26% —
mental exhaustion — 19%
sweating is increased 26% —
emotional burnout — 19%
general intoxication syndrome 25% —
grumpy — 19%
depression 25% —
anxiety attack — 19%
no appetite 25% —
alcohol poisoning — 18%
organic brain damage 25% —
flash screams in anger — 18%
subacute condition 24% —
dependence on other people — 18%
delirium 57% 33%
schizophrenia — 18%
madness 57% 33%
impulsiveness — 18%
emotional 46% 23%
emotional exhaustion — 18%
confusion of consciousness 56% 33%
outbursts of anger — 18%
overexcitation of the psyche 37% 15%
mental tension — 18%
psychopathy 35% 20%
bitterness — 18%
hallucinations 48% 33%
memory impairment — 17%
need for alcohol 33% 19%
severe exhaustion — 17%
head injury in anamnesis 33% 19%
very correct — 17%
traumatic brain injury 28% 16%
emotional tension — 17%
patient's condition 36% 24%
high intelligence — 17%
overwork 25% 14%
lung removed — 17%
head injury 27% 16%
need for movement — 17%
intoxication 23% 13%
no strength — 16%
mood disorder 24% 14%
forgetfulness — 16%
trauma 21% 12%
responsible — 15%
worse from movement — 15%
exhaustion after illness — 15%
chronic condition — 14%
patient is motionless — 14%
exhaustion — 14%
there are no complaints — 13%
impaired lung function — 13%
increased — 12%

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