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Results: Differences General ✘Psycho - organic syndrome✘Dissociative amnesia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 97%(0)—
General blood test 76%(1)—
Coagulogram 70%(0)—
ECG 69%(0)—
General urine test 69%(1)—
Other hormones 26%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
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agitation 87% —
memory loss — 89%
bruises under the eyes 87% —
pseudodementia — 87%
zpr fatigue from the disease 85% —
rich imagination — 68%
apathy strong 85% —
immoral — 62%
bad from milk 82% —
grief — 62%
lack of will 81% —
confusion — 58%
mucous discharge from the nose 78% —
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy — 56%
moody child 77% —
mental shock 20% 73%
nose eye fatigue 76% —
dissociative amnesia — 50%
hears voices 73% —
self-delusion — 50%
nose good 72% —
stress 17% 61%
dark eyes 69% —
memory lapses — 43%
red blood vessels of the eyes 69% —
conflict in the family — 41%
psycho - organic syndrome 64% —
a calm patient — 41%
frequent colds 59% —
slow thinking — 40%
dementia 55% —
fighting — 40%
confusion of consciousness 54% —
in the genus mental illness — 36%
intoxication psychosis 53% —
anxiety depressive disorder — 35%
delirium 52% —
emotional child — 35%
madness 51% —
take it, take it — 35%
organic brain damage 51% —
difficult childhood — 33%
cognitive disorders 50% —
memory impairment 41% 73%
periodic illness 49% —
intensive physical load — 32%
cerebral circulation disorder 49% —
needs attention — 31%
angiopathy 46% —
history of surgery 10% 40%
hypoxia 46% —
forgetfulness 39% 69%
up circulatory disorders 46% —
serious condition — 30%
tears of emotion 43% —
suspicion — 29%
intoxication 43% —
family man — 29%
frivolity 43% —
helps others — 28%
constant weakness 42% —
there are no complaints — 25%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 42% —
consequences of taking medications — 24%
stupor 41% —
trauma 31% 55%
euphoria 41% —
consequences of rape — 22%
adynamia 41% —
diseases from sexual violence — 22%
general intoxication syndrome 40% —
unworthy — 22%
hallucinations 40% —
guilt 17% 38%
quickly gets tired 39% —
alcohol dependence 14% 31%
changeable mood 39% —
post-traumatic shock 26% 42%
up mania 38% —
paranoia 13% 29%
tactless 38% —
consequences of injuries 24% 39%
feeling of bruising 38% —
psychologist 13% 28%
longing 36% —
patient's condition 39% 53%
traumatic brain injury 35% —
childhood diseases 11% 25%
very touchy 35% —
traumatic shock 22% 36%
the psyche is rough 35% —
addiction 20% 32%
does not like to complain 35% —
shock states of various genesis 20% 32%
senile dementia 35% —
effects of shock 20% 32%
bipolar disorder 34% —
spicy food 18% 29%
head injury 34% —
anxiety 18% 29%
lazy 33% —
worse during meals 18% 29%
catatonia 33% —
worse food 18% 29%
damage to the nervous system 32% —
emotional 44% 53%
no lack of nervous energy 32% —
attacks of pain 27% 27%
traumatic illness 32% —
destructive behavior 30% 30%
adaptation disorders 32% —
optimism 31% —
the feeling of madness 31% —
does not like loud sounds 31% —
neurosyphilis 31% —
thinking disorders 31% —
rapid fatigue from mental work 30% —
very forgetful and absent-minded 30% —
hot patient 30% —
metabolic disorder 30% —
formation tearful mood 30% —
apathy 30% —
disease from reproaches 30% —
depressed mood 30% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 29% —
manic depressive psychosis 29% —
dizziness when walking 29% —
cries for no reason 29% —
impaired lung function 28% —
urolithiasis 28% —
syphilis 28% —
instilled 28% —
tendency to depression 28% —
sharp change of mood 28% —
often in a bad mood 28% —
organic mood disorder 27% —
apathy fatigue 27% —
onset of illness 27% —
acute condition 27% —
irritability during 27% —
irritability 27% —
distracted 26% —
stroke 26% —
limited vocabulary 26% —
acute head injury 26% —
drug poisoning 26% —
the head is too heavy 26% —
stage of recovery 26% —
aversion to criticism 26% —
he walks badly 26% —
recovery period 26% —
drug disease 25% —
dependence on the doctor 25% —
better in afternoon 25% —
impaired arterial function 25% —
brain abscess 25% —
aversion to mental labor 25% —
touchy 25% —
convulsions 24% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 24% —
pain when walking 24% —
takes care of relatives 24% —
vascular parkinsonism 23% —
reactive psychosis 23% —
lowered 23% —
decreased concentration of attention 23% —
neuroinfections 22% —
chronic granulomatous disease 22% —
migrating larva 22% —
bitterness 22% —
low self-esteem 22% —
frequent headaches 22% —
the patient complains of a headache 22% —
frequent dizziness 22% —
shaky gait 22% —
agitated depression 22% —
tearfulness 22% —
multiple stones in the bladder 22% —
headache with dizziness 21% —
mixed anxious 21% —
foolishness 21% —
encephalitis 21% —
creative person 21% —
worries due to pain 21% —
takes antidepressants 21% —
depression anxiety 21% —
psychological suppression 21% —
organic hallucinosis 21% —
head is heavy strong 20% —
acute injury 20% —
alcoholism in the family 20% —
epilepsy attacks 20% —
effects of poisoning 20% —
alternating symptoms 20% —
suffocation 20% —
shortened cycle 20% —
neurological pain 20% —
cares for sick relatives 20% —
head tumor 20% —
does not want to live 20% —

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