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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Manic syndromeAlcohol depression
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Distinctive symptoms
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longing 89% 22%
adynamia 98%
gambling 20%
alcoholism 75%
schizophrenia 19%
alcohol dependence 69%
delirium 36% 17%
mixed anxious 69%
sloppy 14%
quickly gets tired 65%
suspicion 14%
consumes alcohol 63%
steals 14%
destructive behavior 61%
obsessive thoughts 10%
media alcoholism 50%
lazy 10%
dark menstrual blood 45%
mysticism 10%
alcohol depression 42%
outbursts of anger 9%
anxiety 40%
alternating symptoms 8%
blood dark 33%
infantile 8%
binge 25%
megalomania 7%
anhedonia 21%
up mania 7%
grieving 20%
grumpy irritability 6%
depression is strong 20%
tendency to overeating 6%
depressed mood 19%
persecution mania 5%
slow thinking 18%
hypomania 5%
withdrawal syndrome 18%
joyful 5%
need for alcohol 18%
oneiroid 5%
suicidal thoughts 18%
angry easily 5%
consequences of grief 17%
delirium of persecution 4%
guilt 17%
sexuality increased 4%
mixed anxiety and depressive disorder 17%
distracted 4%
psychologist 16%
psycho - organic syndrome 4%
psychological suppression 16%
is quickly aroused 4%
alcoholism 3 st 16%
altitude sickness 4%
quiet voice 16%
angry irritable 4%
unspecified mental disorders 16%
agitation 4%
suicide 16%
barrett 's syndrome 4%
are easily frightened 15%
plum belly syndrome 4%
alcoholic psychosis 15%
rapid speech 4%
think a lot 15%
loss of work 3%
lot of thoughts in the head 15%
bipolar disorder 3%
patient's condition 2% 17%
bone necrosis 3%
does not want to live 15%
pulmonary edema 3%
mood disorder 6% 20%
increased appetite 3%
I can't be alone 14%
disorders of consciousness 3%
he responds slowly 14%
paranoia 3%
remission 14%
overexcitation of the psyche 3%
alcoholism in the family 14%
necrosis 2%
acute ethanol poisoning 14%
very irritable 14%
despair 13%
dependence on the doctor 13%
fear of life 13%
involutional depression 13%
desire for alcohol 13%
anxiety at night 13%
sad 13%
psyche suicidal thoughts 13%
he doesn't want 13%
anxiety with irritability 13%
emotional 2% 15%
onset of illness 12%
strong irritability 12%
emotional exhaustion 12%
alcohol poisoning 12%
neurasthenia 12%
intoxication of alcohol 12%
intense longing 12%
can't decide 12%
the effects of anxiety 12%
empty 12%
intoxication 12%
needs support 11%
inhibition 11%
mental shock 11%
fear of illness 11%
consequences of taking medications 11%
irritability after illness 11%
depression anxiety 11%
feeling of uselessness 11%
fears of anxiety 11%
dependence on other people 11%
dependence on parents 11%
prolonged depression 11%
anxiety depressive disorder 11%
neurosis 10%
constant weakness 10%
will not work 10%
changeable mood 10%
effects of poisoning 10%
infectious psychoses 4% 14%
confusion of consciousness 6% 16%
madness 6% 16%
hallucinations 9% 18%
senile psychosis 3% 12%
bitterness 3% 12%
organic brain damage 9%
metabolic disorder 9%
feeling of bruising 9%
brain damage 9%
drug disease 8%
childhood diseases 8%
irritability 3% 10%
history of surgery 7%
increased 7% 10%
aggressive 9% 9%

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