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Results: Differences General ✘Senile dementia✘Oneiroid syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%32%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —47%
elderly memory is weak 15% —
oneiroid — 43%
agnosia 15% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 3% 42%
lost in familiar places 14% —
affective disorders 6% 42%
does not remember names 10% —
psycho - organic syndrome 3% 39%
life in the past 7% —
stupor — 36%
asks questions 7% —
mysticism 3% 37%
more often in old age 7% —
senile psychosis 6% 39%
consequences of stroke 7% —
schizophrenia — 31%
increased cholinesterase 6% —
alcoholic psychosis — 31%
microinfarction 6% —
madness 6% 36%
delirium in a dream 6% —
delirium 6% 36%
korsakov 's psychosis 6% —
intoxication psychosis 3% 33%
stroke 6% —
confusion of consciousness 6% 35%
paraphasia 6% —
mood disorder 5% 34%
primary progressive aphasia 6% —
emotional 3% 31%
mixed anxiety and depressive disorder 6% —
agitation 6% 34%
aphasia 6% —
up mania 3% 30%
decreased cholinesterase 6% —
infectious psychoses 2% 29%
memory of the past 6% —
agitated depression — 27%
moves in a dream 6% —
fantastic dreams — 26%
dementia with lewy bodies 6% —
bipolar disorder 3% 29%
grandmother diabetes mellitus 6% —
cognitive disorders 3% 29%
forgets things 5% —
unspecified mental disorders 3% 29%
involutional depression 5% —
organic brain damage 5% 30%
hyperhomocysteinemia 5% —
longing 4% 29%
slow onset of the disease 5% —
illusions 3% 28%
desire to rest 5% —
anxiety with agitation — 24%
better to be alone 5% —
derealization — 24%
categorical 5% —
depersonalization derealization syndrome — 24%
nihilism 5% —
prostration and stupor — 24%
stubbornness and irritability 5% —
patient's condition 5% 29%
inventor 5% —
stones in the bladder 3% 27%
prolonged insomnia 5% —
decreased concentration of attention 3% 26%
insomnia from pain 5% —
head injury 1% 24%
mild cognitive impairment 5% —
amentia 3% 26%
better from drinking water 5% —
intoxication 4% 27%
impaired understanding of speech 5% —
depersonalization — 23%
postural instability 5% —
traumatic brain injury 2% 25%
can not sleep 5% —
presenile psychoses — 22%
lively 5% —
nervousness 2% 24%
homocysteine 5% —
general intoxication syndrome 3% 25%
impaired coordination 5% —
hallucinations 13% 35%
drowsiness 5% —
up circulatory disorders 3% 25%
acceleration of movements 5% —
old injuries 2% 24%
frontotemporal dementia 5% —
personality disorientation — 22%
sleep better 5% —
desire for change — 22%
vascular sclerosis 5% —
infuriates — 21%
mannerism 5% —
lazy — 21%
cannot sleep 5% —
anterograde amnesia — 21%
confabulation 5% —
light stun — 21%
agrammatism 5% —
damage to the nervous system 3% 24%
moves his legs in his sleep 5% —
increased 4% 25%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 5% —
depression anxiety 3% 23%
gestures expressed 5% —
impaired arterial function 4% 24%
better at night 5% —
anxiety 5% 25%
primary hypercholesterolemia 4% —
worried due to pain 2% 22%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 4% —
dreams are bright — 20%
vitamin b12 reduction2 4% —
brain damage 5% 25%
loss of work 4% —
twilight obscuration of consciousness — 19%
imperious 4% —
adaptation disorders — 19%
I'm being controlled 4% —
congestion fear of going crazy — 19%
abasia 4% —
volitional disorders 4% 23%
dizziness when getting 4% —
traumatic illness 1% 20%
speaks poorly 4% —
the feeling of madness — 19%
mental all 4% —
vascular dementia 5% 24%
depression is strong 4% —
zpr fatigue from the disease 1% 19%
supraventricular arrhythmia 4% —
weakness apathy — 18%
pseudobulbar syndrome 4% —
alcoholic epilepsy — 18%
grandmother hypertension 4% —
constant weakness 2% 20%
motor restlessness in sleep 4% —
mixed anxious 4% 22%
thoughts about work 4% —
up strong 3% 21%
ischemic stroke 4% —
mild delirium 5% 22%
agraphy 4% —
organic mood disorder — 17%
is not thinking 4% —
traumatic encephalopathy — 17%
hyperlipidemia 4% —
patient experiencing no — 17%
tremor at rest 4% —
no consciousness 2% 19%
night work 4% —
epileptic psychosis — 17%
high intelligence 4% —
apathy fatigue — 17%
arrhythmia attacks 4% —
trauma 2% 19%
excitement alternates with listlessness 4% —
affective psychosis 6% 22%
falls asleep at 2 a.m 4% —
women passion — 16%
better from work 4% —
is irritable weakness — 16%
impulsiveness 4% —
the head is too heavy — 16%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 4% —
quickly gets tired 3% 19%
short sleep 4% —
aversion to mental labor — 16%
polypragmasy 4% —
bad from alcohol — 15%
sleeping undressed 4% —
irritability from fatigue — 15%
laughter through tears 4% —
intoxication of alcohol — 15%
restless legs 4% —
need for alcohol — 15%
responsive 4% —
attacks of pain 2% 17%
drowsiness during the day insomnia at night 4% —
anxiety with irritability — 15%
greed 4% —
irritability after illness 3% 18%
repeated stroke 4% —
apathy 4% 19%
need a nap 4% —
encephalopathy 3% 18%
anxiety depressive disorder 4% —
destructive behavior 3% 18%
financial problems 4% —
feeling of bruising 3% 18%
child cheerful 4% —
disorders of consciousness 5% 20%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 4% —
reactive psychosis — 14%
the fast man 4% —
senile asthenia syndrome 2% 16%
pity for people 4% —
prostration 2% 16%

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