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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Paralytic syndromePyromania
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%(1)
Diagnoses and prescriptions 14%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 82%
paralysis 86%
burns 75%
muscle tension 81%
up mania 29% 100%
stiffness in the lower back 80%
throws objects 71%
weakness in the legs 79%
pyromania 70%
shroud 73%
stubbornness 63%
intestinal obstruction 70%
snoring in children 62%
stiffness in the joints 69%
emotional 56%
pancreatitis 66%
copious urination 54%
bubbles on the skin 65%
changeable mood 54%
rashes bubbles 65%
change of teeth 46%
stiffness in the legs 65%
indecision 44%
difficulty walking 63%
sociopath 43%
intestinal lethargy 56%
greed 40%
atonic constipation 55%
impulsiveness 33%
anemia 53%
deviant behavior of adolescents 31%
s eyes cloudy 51%
volitional disorders 28%
megalomania 49%
organic dementia in children 27%
constipation 47%
psychopathy 26%
childish behavior 62% 15%
hallucinations 26%
foolishness 62% 15%
delinquent behavior 25%
infantile 59% 14%
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy 25%
progressive paralysis 34%
up strong 24%
angry and irritable 33%
needs attention 24%
frivolity 30%
the feeling of madness 23%
paralytic syndrome 30%
despotism 23%
sloppy 27%
loves nature 23%
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish 27%
obsessive thoughts 23%
angry 26%
head protests 23%
anisocoria 26%
frustration 23%
different pupils 25%
gambling 22%
inadequate behavior 25%
dementia 22%
speech slurred 25%
schizophrenia in children 22%
cheerful 25%
alcoholic psychosis 21%
pronounced forgetfulness 25%
unconscious state 20%
time to do anything says slowly 24%
nervousness 20%
i'm being watched 24%
mental retardation 20%
impatient 22%
infectious psychoses 20%
take it, take it 21%
hypnosis 20%
dysarthria 21%
to start a new 20%
memory impairment 19%
cruelty 19%
irritability 18%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 19%
cognitive disorders 18%
destructive behavior 19%
forgetfulness 18%
loves himself 18%
muscle weakness 17%
need for alcohol 18%
increased 14%
lags behind in the development 18%
euphoria 32% 17%
thinks about the bad 18%
delirium 25% 19%
desire for alcohol 18%
confusion of consciousness 24% 19%
enthusiastic 18%
psycho - organic syndrome 18%
the desire to be an adult 18%
grumpy 17%
schizophrenia 17%
senile psychosis 17%
risk desire 17%
thalamic syndrome 16%
mental tension 16%
alcoholism 16%
consequences of taking medications 16%
indifference 16%
refuses to help 15%
immaturity 15%
patient's condition 15%
the need for security 15%
effects of puberty 15%
loves fire 15%
decreased intelligence 15%
likes to be examined 15%
criticality 14%
refuses treatment 14%
a new patient 14%
alcohol dependence 14%
will not work 14%
organic brain damage 13%
does not tolerate pain 13%
consequences of injuries 13%
psychologist 13%
damage to the nervous system 12%
recovery period 12%
stage of recovery 12%
brain damage 12%
attacks of pain 12%
control issues 12%
trauma 11%
childhood diseases 11%
history of surgery 10%
dissocial personality disorder 10%
madness 24% 30%
mood disorder 24% 29%

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