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Results: Differences General ✘Pathological intoxication✘Синдром самозванца
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —21%(0)
General inspection 14%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 72%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
alcoholism 64% —
suicide — 89%
pathological intoxication 59% —
depreciation — 66%
alcohol dependence 59% —
perfectionism — 59%
aggressive 56% —
organizer — 55%
alcoholic paranoid 46% —
he does not admit mistakes — 55%
fear of anger 43% —
fear of failure — 54%
intoxication of alcohol 43% —
asleep makes in its own way — 52%
hallucinations 33% —
confident — 50%
paranoia 33% —
low self-esteem — 49%
delirium in a dream 31% —
of unrealization — 47%
catatonia 31% —
procrastination — 47%
fear of illness 29% —
loser — 47%
sleep is very deep 28% —
looking for recognition — 41%
I'm not like everyone 27% —
envy — 41%
fear of infirmity 27% —
fear of communication — 37%
sudden onset 26% —
opinion of others is important — 37%
the feeling of madness 25% —
does not express emotions — 36%
fears of anxiety 25% —
deterioration from waiting — 36%
agitation 24% —
self-confident — 35%
confusion of thoughts 24% —
does the wrong thing — 34%
loses thought 24% —
neglect — 34%
thoughts about the disease 23% —
teacher — 34%
strong anger 23% —
controls itself — 34%
alcoholic psychosis 23% —
criticality — 34%
fear of violence 22% —
deceives — 33%
repeats the words 22% —
depression — 33%
memory lapses 22% —
needs recognition — 33%
infectious psychoses 22% —
obvisit — 33%
cruelty 21% —
denies it — 33%
suspicion 21% —
thinks about the bad — 32%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 21% —
stress — 31%
disorders of consciousness 21% —
increased 12% 41%
psychopathy 20% —
depression anxiety — 28%
memory loss 20% —
dependence on parents — 28%
head injury in anamnesis 19% —
lowered — 27%
sudden onset 19% —
mixed anxious — 27%
mental exhaustion 19% —
strong character — 27%
grumpy 19% —
full — 26%
need for alcohol 19% —
history of surgery — 26%
anxiety attack 19% —
general tension — 26%
emotional exhaustion 18% —
nervousness — 25%
flash screams in anger 18% —
cognitive disorders — 25%
dependence on other people 18% —
overweight — 24%
bitterness 18% —
short height — 24%
impulsiveness 18% —
psychologist — 23%
alcohol poisoning 18% —
mental tension 18% 40%
outbursts of anger 18% —
onset of illness — 20%
schizophrenia 18% —
patient's condition 24% 43%
severe exhaustion 17% —
mood disorder 14% 32%
memory impairment 17% —
discharge phobias 25% 39%
very correct 17% —
emotional burnout 19% 30%
need for movement 17% —
emotional tension 17% 27%
high intelligence 17% —
overwork 14% 23%
lung removed 17% —
emotional 23% 31%
no strength 16% —
trauma 12% 20%
traumatic brain injury 16% —
anxiety 25% 33%
head injury 16% —
there are no complaints 13% 20%
forgetfulness 16% —
worse from movement 15% —
exhaustion after illness 15% —
overexcitation of the psyche 15% —
responsible 15% —
patient is motionless 14% —
chronic condition 14% —
exhaustion 14% —
intoxication 13% —
impaired lung function 13% —
confusion of consciousness 33% 23%
madness 33% 24%
delirium 33% 24%

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