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Results: Differences General ✘Oneiroid syndrome✘Eating disorders
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(1)—
ECG 51%(0)—
General urine test 50%(1)—
Blood biochemistry 43%(1)—
Coagulogram 36%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 47%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —35%
oneiroid 43% —
desire chalk — 31%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 43% —
increased appetite — 25%
mysticism 36% —
increased sensitivity to odors — 22%
stupor 36% —
olfactory hallucinations — 20%
agitation 35% —
pain is better from movement — 17%
affective disorders 42% 6%
dry palms — 17%
intoxication psychosis 33% —
damage taste change — 17%
dementia 32% —
overall activity is reduced — 17%
alcoholic psychosis 31% —
picks his nose — 16%
organic brain damage 30% —
worse from prolonged movement — 16%
cognitive disorders 29% —
inhibition — 15%
delirium 36% 5%
worse when shouting — 14%
infectious psychoses 29% —
chokes from coughing — 14%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 28% —
chokes while eating — 14%
madness 36% 6%
choking — 14%
confusion of consciousness 35% 5%
illness from stress — 14%
agitated depression 27% —
masturbation — 14%
intoxication 27% —
mental retardation — 13%
fantastic dreams 27% —
stress — 13%
amentia 26% —
vomiting — 13%
mood disorder 35% 7%
autism — 13%
decreased concentration of attention 26% —
constantly increased appetite — 13%
schizophrenia 31% 4%
needs support — 13%
general intoxication syndrome 25% —
fat deposits — 12%
up circulatory disorders 25% —
nose good — 12%
traumatic brain injury 25% —
impaired sense of smell — 12%
depersonalization derealization syndrome 25% —
worse from the slightest noise — 12%
derealization 24% —
hyperactive — 12%
vascular dementia 24% —
loss body weight — 11%
damage to the nervous system 24% —
eats inedible — 11%
anxiety with agitation 24% —
impressionability — 11%
prostration and stupor 24% —
lags behind in the development — 11%
head injury 24% —
rapid weight loss — 11%
impaired arterial function 24% —
bulimia — 11%
longing 29% 4%
fidgety — 11%
volitional disorders 23% —
rapid breathing — 11%
depersonalization 23% —
taste reduction — 9%
worries due to pain 23% —
complete lack of appetite — 9%
bipolar disorder 29% 4%
denies everything — 8%
schizoaffective psychosis 22% —
hunger after eating — 8%
up mania 30% 6%
opinion of others is important — 8%
personality disorientation 22% —
anorexia nervosa — 8%
urolithiasis 27% 3%
weight gain — 8%
anterograde amnesia 22% —
tension in the body — 7%
presenile psychoses 22% —
likes to eat delicious food — 7%
senile dementia 22% —
denies it — 7%
infuriates 21% —
teenage crisis — 7%
light stun 21% —
feeling of hunger constant — 7%
up strong 21% —
eats the ground — 7%
hallucinations 35% 12%
desire to relax — 7%
thoughts about the disease 21% —
slender — 7%
traumatic illness 20% —
it is important to have your own opinion — 7%
adaptation disorders 20% —
the desire to gain weight — 7%
disorders of consciousness 20% —
desire to eat clay — 7%
constant weakness 20% —
thin — 7%
lazy 20% —
closed — 6%
discirculatory encephalopathy 20% —
impulsiveness — 6%
increased 25% 4%
selectivity in food — 6%
congestion fear of going crazy 19% —
aversion to worry — 6%
no consciousness 19% —
psychological suppression — 6%
trauma 19% —
causes vomiting — 6%
dreams are bright 19% —
caring for the family — 6%
delirium of persecution 19% —
vomiting from overeating — 6%
the feeling of madness 19% —
improper nutrition — 6%
quickly gets tired 19% —
emotional tension — 6%
twilight obscuration of consciousness 19% —
the desire to be an adult — 6%
feeling of bruising 18% —
no appetite 11% 17%
destructive behavior 18% —
psychogenic depression — 5%
alcoholic epilepsy 18% —
hypotrophy — 5%
memory impairment 18% —
stress neurosis — 5%
weakness apathy 18% —
appetite is sharply increased — 5%
encephalopathy 18% —
instilled — 5%
nervousness 24% 4%
weight change — 5%
confusion of thoughts 18% —
appetite immediately after eating — 5%
onset of illness 17% —
mental shock — 5%
depression 25% 6%
fear of danger — 5%
depression anxiety 23% 4%
overprotection — 5%
memory lapses 17% —
headache in the temples — 5%
attacks of pain 17% —
family man — 5%
cerebral circulation disorder 17% —
dysmorphia — 5%
pronounced forgetfulness 17% —
digestive weakness — 5%
forgetfulness 17% —
psychopathy — 5%
acute condition 17% —
pseudodementia — 5%
apathy fatigue 17% —
head like a drunken — 5%
traumatic encephalopathy 17% —
weight fluctuations — 5%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 17% —
emotional child — 4%
epileptic psychosis 17% —
food is poorly digested — 4%
organic mood disorder 17% —
eats — 4%
the head is too heavy 16% —
worse in violation of the diet — 4%
drug poisoning 16% —
obsessive thoughts — 4%
irritability from fatigue 16% —
consequences of taking medications — 4%
time to do anything says slowly 16% —
severe exhaustion — 4%
better in afternoon 16% —
prolonged depression — 4%
is irritable weakness 16% —
absences — 4%
women passion 16% —
obsessive-compulsive neurosis — 4%
prostration 16% —
fatigue from work — 4%
gradual deterioration of the condition 16% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 4%
angiopathy 16% —
refuses treatment — 4%
weakness after experiences 16% —
change in appetite — 4%
mixed anxious 22% 4%
heredity predisposition — 4%

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