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Results: Differences General ✘Schizophrenia✘Carlson syndrome in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 5%(0)34%(0)
Thyroid hormones 36%(1)—
General blood test 30%(6)—
ECG 29%(0)—
General urine test 26%(1)—
Blood biochemistry 14%(7)—
Other hormones 13%(3)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
up mania 59% —
overprotection — 81%
hallucinations 86% 46%
children's fears 9% 81%
suspicion 35% —
likes to have fun — 62%
obvisit 33% —
desire for independence — 59%
affective disorders 33% —
very sociable — 59%
illusions 31% —
fear of being alone — 58%
hebephrenic syndrome 28% —
the need to cuddle — 56%
suicide 27% —
parental control — 54%
longing 26% —
nose good — 53%
varicose veins of the right leg 26% —
feeling of insecurity — 53%
obsessive thoughts 25% —
likes to cook — 52%
paranoia 25% —
leprosy — 51%
think a lot 25% —
the desire to be busy — 51%
lot of thoughts in the head 25% —
guilt 5% 54%
catatonia 24% —
fear of illness 8% 57%
bipolar disorder 24% —
avoids people — 49%
apathy 22% —
taking care of children — 48%
schizoaffective psychosis 21% —
sociable child — 48%
oneiroid 20% —
personality feeling 8% 56%
consequences of head injury 18% —
sociable — 48%
neuroleptic syndrome 18% —
helps others — 48%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 18% —
plays toys — 48%
delirium 50% 30%
desire for loneliness — 48%
is better when busy 17% —
the need for privacy — 47%
neuroleptic extrapyramidal disorders 17% —
very correct — 47%
sexuality increased 16% —
suppressed anger — 46%
aesthete 16% —
anxiety inside — 46%
stupor 16% —
affectionate child — 46%
cruelty 16% —
abandonment of school — 46%
schizoid psychopathy 15% —
fear of violence — 45%
suicidal thoughts 15% —
emotional child 5% 50%
hypomania 15% —
swearing — 44%
erotomania 15% —
studies well — 43%
delirium of persecution 14% —
loves family — 43%
right-sided symptoms 14% —
cheerful — 43%
depression 14% —
not enough communication — 42%
obsessive movements 13% —
conflict in the family — 42%
absent-mindedness 13% —
fear cannot make a decision 7% 48%
thinking disorders 13% —
childhood diseases 9% 50%
suspiciousness 13% —
fatigue from life — 41%
dissociative stupor 13% —
does not like people — 41%
drug poisoning 13% —
independent child — 41%
psychopathy 13% —
emotional 20% 60%
damage to the nervous system 13% —
tired of people — 39%
left hemisphere dysfunction 12% —
loves himself — 39%
agitation 12% —
he's defending himself — 38%
schizophrenia in children 12% —
consequences of fear — 38%
bullous dermatitis 12% —
religiosity 4% 41%
lowered 12% —
psychologist 5% 41%
there are no complaints 12% —
low self-esteem — 35%
acute condition 12% —
feeling of uselessness — 34%
olfactory hallucinations 12% —
emotional tension — 34%
hysteria 12% —
a serious man — 33%
intoxication 12% —
disease from experiences 4% 37%
illness from jealousy 12% —
illness from distress 4% 37%
impressionability 11% —
refuses to help — 33%
onset of illness 11% —
large child — 32%
positive 11% —
anxiety 10% 41%
the feeling of madness 11% —
no children — 31%
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres 11% —
foolishness 3% 33%
general intoxication syndrome 11% —
feeling lonely 7% 36%
jealous 11% —
indecision 5% 34%
family man 11% —
fears of anxiety 7% 35%
drug disease 11% —
refuses treatment 3% 30%
endogenous depression 11% —
mood disorder 13% 40%
dermatozoic nonsense 10% —
closed 10% 36%
speaks poorly 10% —
I can't be alone 4% 30%
stereotypia 10% —
childish behavior 9% 33%
autism 10% —
problems with studying 8% 31%
loss of work 10% —
criticality 7% 30%
neurosis 10% —
discharge phobias 13% 35%
neurosis-like disorders 10% —
patient's condition 13% 34%
aggressive 10% —
mysticism 21% 42%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 10% —
periodic illness 6% 26%
destructive behavior 10% —
infantile 13% 32%
disorders of consciousness 10% —
schizophrenia 20% 37%
anxiety with agitation 9% —
confusion of consciousness 16% 29%
inadequate behavior 9% —
increased 13% 23%
inhibition 9% —
overexcitation of the psyche 9% —
volitional disorders 9% —
lack of will 9% —
inflammatory skin changes 9% —
kandinsky-clerambault syndrome 9% —
better in morning 9% —
increased sensitivity 9% —
history of surgery 9% —
consequences of taking medications 9% —
emotional coldness 9% —
allergy 9% —
alternating symptoms 9% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 9% —
organic anxiety disorder 9% —
social phobia 9% —
high temperature 9% —
changeable mood 9% —
pseudodementia 9% —
dermatosis 8% —
indifference to oneself 8% —
quickly gets tired 8% —
psychosomatics 8% —
nervous excitability 8% —
enthusiastic 8% —
suppression in the family 8% —
thoughts about the disease 8% —
emotional fatigue 8% —
emotional rigidity 8% —
coprolalia 8% —
age of speech development is lowered 8% —
fear of the unknown 8% —
I'm not like everyone 8% —
blisters 8% —
vegetative-vascular dystonia in children 8% —
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome 8% —
variable symptoms 8% —
depression apathy 8% —
stiffness in the joints 8% —
hypochondria 8% —
grumpy 8% —
mannerism 8% —
rashes on the lower back 8% —
the taste of acetone in the mouth 8% —

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