Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Postencephalitic syndrome | ✘Psychasthenia |
| Distinctive symptoms | Analogs | Analogs |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 100% | — |
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | — | 100% |
| acalculia | 93% | — |
| out deterioration from mental stress | — | 17% |
| encephalitis | 90% | — |
| worse from work | — | 16% |
| apathy fatigue | 85% | — |
| think a lot | — | 15% |
| leukoencephalitis | 82% | — |
| lot of thoughts in the head | — | 15% |
| postencephalitic syndrome | 80% | — |
| obvisit | — | 14% |
| viral encephalitis | 79% | — |
| looking for recognition | — | 10% |
| emotional fatigue | 74% | — |
| fatigue from work | — | 10% |
| aphasia | 70% | — |
| mental exhaustion | — | 10% |
| neuroinfections | 70% | — |
| mental tension | — | 10% |
| thalamic syndrome | 68% | — |
| perfectionism | — | 10% |
| apathy | 66% | — |
| nervous exhaustion | — | 9% |
| deafness | 66% | — |
| disease from resentment | — | 9% |
| head surgery | 63% | — |
| diseases from humiliation | — | 9% |
| hearing impaired | 60% | — |
| effects of overwork | — | 9% |
| poor sleep | 57% | — |
| doubts | — | 8% |
| paresis | 57% | — |
| can't refuse | — | 8% |
| organic brain damage | 56% | — |
| exhaustion | — | 8% |
| no appetite | 56% | — |
| desire for sex | — | 7% |
| not enough time | 55% | — |
| insecurity feeling | — | 7% |
| f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders | 57% | 1% |
| fighter for justice | — | 7% |
| muscle weakness | 54% | — |
| executive | — | 7% |
| constant weakness | 58% | 4% |
| indecision | — | 7% |
| neurological disorders | 51% | — |
| loves praise | — | 6% |
| zpr fatigue from the disease | 55% | 3% |
| daydreaming | — | 6% |
| weakness after illness | 52% | 1% |
| cautious | — | 6% |
| quickly gets tired | 53% | 3% |
| demanding of yourself | — | 6% |
| feeling of bruising | 53% | 3% |
| low self-esteem | — | 6% |
| lowered | 45% | — |
| stress | — | 6% |
| history of surgery | 44% | — |
| anxiety | — | 6% |
| emotional | 51% | 5% |
| honest | — | 6% |
| patient's condition | 46% | 5% |
| impatient | — | 6% |
| sad | — | 5% |
| hirsutism | — | 5% |
| emotional burnout | — | 5% |
| slow thinking | — | 5% |
| lazy | — | 5% |
| guilt | — | 5% |
| needs support | — | 5% |
| impressionability | — | 5% |
| responsible | — | 5% |
| aversion to criticism | — | 5% |
| suspiciousness | — | 5% |
| workaholic | — | 5% |
| neurasthenia | — | 5% |
| little joy | — | 5% |
| illness from stress | — | 5% |
| cannot relax | — | 4% |
| mental shock | — | 4% |
| calculating | — | 4% |
| desire to control | — | 4% |
| no strength | — | 4% |
| exhaustion after illness | — | 4% |
| mental fatigue | — | 4% |
| obsessive thoughts | — | 4% |
| neurosis | — | 3% |
| doubts himself | — | 3% |
| better to be alone | — | 3% |
| decreased concentration of attention | — | 3% |
| obsessive-compulsive neurosis | — | 2% |
| trauma | — | 2% |
| mental all | — | 2% |
| obsessive movements | — | 2% |
| anxiety disorders in children | — | 2% |
| senestopathy | — | 2% |
| fatigue from children | — | 2% |
| senesto-hypochondriac syndrome | — | 2% |
| lack of will | — | 2% |
| hypochondria | — | 2% |
| tired of being sick | — | 2% |
| volitional disorders | — | 2% |
| reflections | — | 2% |
| speech absence | — | 2% |
| shy child | — | 2% |
| onset of illness | — | 1% |
| childhood diseases | — | 1% |
| hysteria | — | 1% |
| sweating is increased | — | 1% |
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