Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Manic syndrome | ✘Abuse of methylphenidate | ||||
| Related research | Analogs | Analogs | ||||
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| Distinctive symptoms | ||||||
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 86% | — | ||||
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | — | 100% | ||||
| affective disorders | 100% | 49% | ||||
| euphoria | — | 54% | ||||
| gambling | 23% | — | ||||
| narcolepsy | — | 48% | ||||
| schizophrenia | 20% | — | ||||
| hallucinations | 9% | 56% | ||||
| steals | 17% | — | ||||
| perfectionism | — | 43% | ||||
| sloppy | 14% | — | ||||
| conflict in the family | — | 42% | ||||
| suspicion | 12% | — | ||||
| psychologist | — | 41% | ||||
| accusation of others | 12% | — | ||||
| schizoaffective psychosis | — | 41% | ||||
| negligence | 11% | — | ||||
| convulsions | — | 40% | ||||
| deceives | 11% | — | ||||
| adynamia | — | 38% | ||||
| obsessive thoughts | 10% | — | ||||
| visual hallucinations | — | 38% | ||||
| lazy | 10% | — | ||||
| hyperactive child | — | 38% | ||||
| mysticism | 10% | — | ||||
| madness | 6% | 42% | ||||
| aggressive | 10% | — | ||||
| low self-esteem | — | 35% | ||||
| obvisit | 10% | — | ||||
| confusion of consciousness | 6% | 41% | ||||
| outbursts of anger | 9% | — | ||||
| hyperactive | — | 34% | ||||
| obsessive-compulsive neurosis | 9% | — | ||||
| dependence on parents | — | 34% | ||||
| suicidal thoughts | 9% | — | ||||
| cramps in the legs | — | 33% | ||||
| flash screams in anger | 9% | — | ||||
| tremor | — | 32% | ||||
| suicide | 9% | — | ||||
| calculating | — | 31% | ||||
| stubborn stubborn | 8% | — | ||||
| sweating is increased | — | 30% | ||||
| infantile | 8% | — | ||||
| general weakness | — | 30% | ||||
| alternating symptoms | 7% | — | ||||
| no appetite | — | 30% | ||||
| megalomania | 7% | — | ||||
| dependence on the doctor | — | 29% | ||||
| neurosis | 7% | — | ||||
| fighting | — | 29% | ||||
| up mania | 7% | — | ||||
| pain chest | — | 29% | ||||
| grumpy irritability | 6% | — | ||||
| feeling of bruising | — | 28% | ||||
| joyful | 5% | — | ||||
| stress | — | 28% | ||||
| mood disorder | 5% | — | ||||
| nausea | — | 28% | ||||
| tendency to overeating | 5% | — | ||||
| quickly gets tired | — | 28% | ||||
| hypomania | 5% | — | ||||
| irritability during | 3% | 31% | ||||
| persecution mania | 5% | — | ||||
| irritability | 3% | 31% | ||||
| sexuality increased | 4% | — | ||||
| headaches | — | 27% | ||||
| altitude sickness | 4% | — | ||||
| vomiting | — | 27% | ||||
| distracted | 4% | — | ||||
| recovery period | — | 26% | ||||
| infectious psychoses | 4% | — | ||||
| stage of recovery | — | 26% | ||||
| rapid speech | 4% | — | ||||
| nervous excitability | 7% | 32% | ||||
| angry irritable | 4% | — | ||||
| childhood diseases | — | 25% | ||||
| plum belly syndrome | 4% | — | ||||
| drug disease | — | 25% | ||||
| agitation | 4% | — | ||||
| overexcitation of the psyche | 7% | 31% | ||||
| delirium of persecution | 4% | — | ||||
| patient's condition | 2% | 24% | ||||
| oneiroid | 4% | — | ||||
| delirium | 36% | 42% | ||||
| angry easily | 4% | — | ||||
| barrett 's syndrome | 4% | — | ||||
| increased | 3% | — | ||||
| bipolar disorder | 3% | — | ||||
| loss of work | 3% | — | ||||
| bone necrosis | 3% | — | ||||
| bitterness | 3% | — | ||||
| increased appetite | 3% | — | ||||
| pulmonary edema | 3% | — | ||||
| disorders of consciousness | 3% | — | ||||
| paranoia | 3% | — | ||||
| necrosis | 2% | — | ||||
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