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Results: Differences General ✘Elective mutism in children✘Somnambulism
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Measurements at the reception 31%(0)3%(0)
ENT examination 32%(0)—
Other hormones 31%(1)—
Ophthalmologist's examination 29%(0)—
Neurologist's examination 27%(0)—
General inspection 25%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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not clear speech 89% —
nightmares — 22%
discharge phobias 71% —
nails gnawing — 20%
speech absence 70% —
biting toenails — 19%
children's speech 64% —
chalazion — 19%
indecision 69% 3%
nosebleeds often — 17%
social phobia 63% —
likes to draw — 16%
taking care of children 62% —
talking in a dream — 16%
speech slurred 62% —
improvement after defecation — 15%
overprotection 61% —
shudders when falling — 15%
desire for solitude 57% —
involuntary discharge of gases — 13%
logophobia 57% —
from the discharge of gases — 13%
taciturnity 56% —
suppressed emotions — 13%
anxiety 60% 3%
artistic — 12%
alalia 54% —
headache in schoolchildren — 12%
delayed speech development 51% —
abundant stool — 11%
aggressive child 51% —
itching of the body — 11%
fear of talking 50% —
desire for flour — 11%
early childhood autism 50% —
squeamishness — 11%
makes plans 48% —
loud voice — 11%
aggressive 47% —
sociable — 10%
mental shock 52% 3%
adenoids — 10%
elective mutism in children 46% —
sleepwalking — 9%
selectivity in food 46% —
temporal lobe epilepsy — 6%
anxiety depressive disorder 46% —
excitable psychopathy — 5%
thinking disorders 46% —
hysterical psychopathy — 5%
emotional 55% 7%
no consciousness — 5%
consequences of psychotrauma 50% 3%
unstable type of psychopathy — 5%
head protests 45% —
does not understand speech — 5%
caring for the family 45% —
moves in a dream — 5%
misunderstanding 45% —
senile dementia — 5%
fears of anxiety 45% —
difficulty walking — 5%
lags behind in the development 44% —
hysterical neurosis — 5%
fear of eating 44% —
he wakes up from pain — 5%
anxiety inside 43% —
brain tumors in children — 5%
organic anxiety disorder 43% —
mysticism — 4%
fear of adults 42% —
a difficult life — 4%
fear of injury 42% —
emotional fatigue — 4%
fear of illness 42% —
anxiety attack — 4%
suppressed anger 42% —
psychopathy — 4%
hallucinations 42% —
insomnia anxiety — 4%
instilled 41% —
worse from sudden movements — 4%
aggression on yourself 41% —
chronic insomnia — 4%
self-confident 40% —
fear of danger — 4%
sociopath 39% —
brain tumors — 4%
stress 44% 3%
does not sleep at night — 4%
teacher 39% —
dementia — 4%
decreased concentration of attention 39% —
secondary parkinsonism — 4%
schizophrenia in children 44% 4%
does not express emotions — 4%
patient's condition 44% 4%
feeling of electricity — 4%
nervous the child 37% —
epilepsy — 4%
fear of being alone 37% —
aura — 4%
psychologist 37% —
stims — 4%
shock states of various genesis 42% 3%
stress neurosis — 4%
effects of shock 41% 3%
weakness and drowsiness during the day — 4%
intracerebral hematoma 36% —
lying in bed — 4%
autism 36% —
personality feeling — 4%
restless child 35% —
memory loss — 4%
restless and anxious 35% —
prostration — 4%
disease from experiences 34% —
worse from movement — 4%
illness from distress 34% —
exhaustion after illness — 3%
anxiety disorders in children 34% —
takes antidepressants — 3%
slow onset of the disease 33% —
very anxious — 3%
aphasia 33% —
neuroses in children — 3%
traumatic shock 33% —
prolonged insomnia — 3%
closed 33% —
the effects of anxiety — 3%
madness 38% 3%
history medical mother's — 3%
neuroinfections 32% —
nose good — 3%
dysarthria 32% —
worse during day — 3%
inhibition 32% —
better at night — 3%
trauma 32% —
poor sleep — 3%
acute shock 31% —
pain in the eyes — 3%
affective disorders 31% —
patient is motionless — 3%
neurological disorders 35% 2%
rapid reaction — 3%
delay of mental development 30% —
nervous excitability — 3%
traumatic brain injury 30% —
overflow of the head — 3%
independent 30% —
impaired nervous system function — 3%
head tumor 30% —
responsible — 3%
hematoma 29% —
overexcitation of the psyche — 3%
head injury 29% —
constant weakness — 3%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 29% —
sleep better — 3%
acute injury 29% —
history of brain surgery — 3%
psychosomatics 29% —
pretending to be sick — 3%
forgetfulness 29% —
obsessive-compulsive neurosis — 3%
nervousness 29% —
emotional exhaustion — 3%
impressionability 29% —
obsessive thoughts — 3%
hysteria 43% 12%
nervous exhaustion — 3%
obsessive movements 34% 3%
empty — 3%
schizophrenia 34% 3%
attacks of pain — 3%
childhood diseases 33% 2%
zpr fatigue from the disease — 3%
problems with studying 28% —
the effects of taking antidepressants — 3%
needs attention 28% —
sleep restless — 3%
depression 27% —
he sleeps all the time — 3%
confusion of consciousness 27% —
severe exhaustion — 3%
spicy food 27% —
parkinson's disease — 3%
delirium 27% —
constant feeling of anxiety — 3%
destructive behavior 27% —
worse during sleep — 3%
worse food 27% —
sleeps during the day — 3%
worse during meals 27% —
epilepsy in children — 3%
severe stress 32% 3%
immaturity — 3%
mood disorder 26% —
short sleep — 3%

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