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Results: Differences General	✘Hysteria	✘Hyperventilation syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 6%(0) 21%(2) Thyroid hormones — 22%(2) Blood biochemistry — 19%(2) ECG — 12%(0) Chest radiography — 12%(0) Neurologist's examination — 12%(0) General inspection — 11%(0) Radiography of the area — 10%(0) Measurements at the reception — 10%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	17%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	62%
excitable psychopathy	76%	21%
slow	—	54%
unstable type of psychopathy	74%	21%
muscle tension	—	48%
feels sorry for himself	48%	—
severe shortness of breath	—	46%
hysterical	46%	—
tetany	—	42%
pseudodementia	46%	—
difficulty breathing	—	41%
likes to boast	43%	—
cannot relax	—	39%
likes to act	35%	—
hyperventilation	—	34%
child masturbation	35%	—
alkalosis	—	30%
hysterical child	34%	—
fear of children's illness	—	29%
cunning	34%	—
respiratory alkalosis	—	29%
envy	33%	—
constant feeling of anxiety	—	27%
likes to draw	31%	—
very anxious	—	27%
exaggerates	30%	—
calcium	—	26%
desire to be the center of attention	30%	—
cough on a sigh	—	26%
stupor	29%	—
diabetic encephalopathy	—	26%
anxiety in the stomach	29%	—
cough when yawning	—	26%
frequent blinking	28%	—
hypoparathyroidism	—	25%
selfish	28%	—
neurasthenia	—	23%
angry	28%	—
cough from deep inhalation	—	23%
loves praise	28%	—
convulsions	—	23%
nervous diarrhea	28%	—
asthma in childhood	—	23%
boasts	28%	—
tonic convulsions	—	23%
masturbation	27%	—
anxiety	5%	27%
mess in things	27%	—
worse in the crowd	—	22%
stupid	26%	—
dizziness when getting	—	21%
very touchy	26%	—
acute hypertensive encephalopathy	—	21%
needs love	25%	—
excess progesterone	—	21%
accusation of others	25%	—
hypertensive encephalopathy	—	21%
sitting at home	24%	—
nose sniffles	—	21%
impulsiveness	24%	—
fear of public speaking	—	20%
ambitious	24%	—
optimistic	—	20%
nervous excitability	49%	23%
Chronical bronchitis	—	20%
forgetfulness lately	24%	—
drowning	—	20%
loves himself	24%	—
chronic bronchitis unspecified	—	20%
jealous	23%	—
fear of the crowd	—	20%
chatty	23%	—
arachnoiditis	—	20%
comes in spite	22%	—
children's fears	—	20%
sympathetic	22%	—
breathing is difficult	—	20%
jealousy in children	22%	—
tension in the throat	—	20%
swearing	22%	—
parathyroid hormone reduced	—	19%
asleep makes in its own way	21%	—
lump in the throat	—	19%
sexuality increased	21%	—
fear of illness	—	19%
likes to walk	20%	—
cough when inhaling	—	19%
eye tic	20%	—
bronchitis	—	19%
stubbornness	20%	—
bloating	—	19%
tics	19%	—
impaired lung function	—	19%
sociable	18%	—
stress neurosis	—	19%
desire to control	18%	—
exhalation is difficult	—	19%
outbursts of anger	18%	—
tightness in the throat	—	19%
tearfulness	18%	—
tension in the shoulders	—	19%
decreased concentration of attention	18%	—
hard to take a breath	—	19%
changeable mood	17%	—
acute bronchitis	—	19%
destructive behavior	15%	—
unspecified mental disorders	5%	24%
aggressive	15%	—
stiffness in the shoulders	—	18%
visual impairment	14%	—
cramp and spasm	—	18%
split personality disorder	13%	—
burning in the muscles	—	18%
anxiety about the world	13%	—
worse at home	—	18%
paralysis of the lower extremities	12%	—
exhalation is worse	—	18%
numbness in the legs when walking	11%	—
osteosclerosis	—	18%
pulls out the hair	11%	—
serous meningitis	—	18%
spasm of the esophagus	10%	—
organic mood disorder	—	18%
paralysis	10%	—
prolonged exhalation	—	18%
split personality	10%	—
viral meningitis	—	17%
astasia-abasia	10%	—
cramps in the extremities	—	17%
can't swallow	9%	—
numbness of the extremities	—	17%
hysteria in a child	9%	—
cough deep	—	17%
stuttering in speech	9%	—
mood disorder	—	17%
can not stand on his feet	9%	—
tension in the hands	—	17%
neurosis	29%	18%
social phobia	—	17%
nervousness	23%	13%
prolonged bronchitis	—	17%
impaired coordination	8%	—
extrasystole	—	17%
hiccups	8%	—
chest tension	—	17%
loss of balance	8%	—
asthma attacks	—	17%
abasia	8%	—
history of surgery	4%	21%
worse during menstruation	8%	—
tightness of breath	—	16%
feeling of paralysis	8%	—
unexplained fear	—	16%
cruelty	8%	—
stiffness of the hands	—	16%
hypnosis	8%	—
feeling of lack of air	—	16%
stuttering	8%	—
He's been ill for a long time	—	16%
hard to walk	8%	—
nose good	—	16%
twitching of the head	8%	—
restless and anxious	—	16%
paretic gait	8%	—
attacks of suffocation	—	16%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	7%	—
from the discharge of gases	—	16%
weakness in the leg muscles	7%	—
strong cough	—	16%
pretending to be sick	7%	—
sharp cough	—	16%
paresis of legs	7%	—
empty	—	16%
often abdominal pain	7%	—
tingling in the extremities	—	16%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	7%	—
hypertension atherosclerosis	—	15%
fatigue from children	7%	—
severe stress	—	15%
worse from worry	7%	—
hot flashes	—	15%
can't walk	7%	—
acute obstructive bronchitis	—	15%
personality feeling	7%	—
prolonged depression	—	15%
paralysis of the limbs	7%	—
make the main	—	15%
pain all over the stomach	7%	—
nervous exhaustion	—	15%
numbness of the legs	7%	—
the effects of anxiety	—	15%
vomiting	7%	—
respiratory distress syndrome	—	15%
leg weakness walking	7%	—
discirculatory encephalopathy	—	15%
take it, take it	6%	—
pressure jumps	—	15%
irritability	6%	—
shortness of breath constant	—	15%
weakness in the legs	6%	—
feeling in the throat	—	14%

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