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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Affective-respiratory attacks✘Affective respiratory syndrome in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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fear of being yourself 16% —
impressionability — 23%
can't cry 15% —
ars syndrome — 19%
fear of adults 14% —
grievances with anger — 19%
convulsive syndrome in children 12% —
fright — 19%
no consciousness 11% —
apnea of premature babies — 18%
consequences of injuries 9% —
emotional — 18%
there are no complaints 8% —
asthma in childhood — 17%
miscarriage 15% 10%
childhood diseases — 17%
through unbalanced — 16%
irritability on loved ones — 16%
irritability in the family — 16%
enthesopathy — 16%
convulsions with loss of consciousness — 16%
sleeps with parents — 16%
no tears — 15%
psychologist — 15%
shortness of breath — 15%
strict mother can't take a deep breath — 15%
high nervous sensitivity — 15%
spasm — 15%
emotional child — 15%
atopic bronchial asthma — 14%
anger the child — 14%
asthmatic breathing — 14%
bruising pain — 14%
attacks of pain — 14%
changeable mood — 14%
irritability in the child — 13%
allergy in an infant — 13%
irritability — 13%
fear of violence — 13%
spasm in the throat — 13%
hysterical — 13%
pain when breathing — 13%
bronchial asthma in children — 13%
hysterics in children — 13%
irritability during — 13%
restrains emotions — 13%
laryngospasm — 13%
tears from emotions — 13%
straightforwardness — 13%
respiratory spasm — 12%
irritability from fatigue — 12%
chest tension — 12%
the consequences of bruise — 12%
women passion — 12%
tonic convulsions — 12%
from injections — 12%
clonic cramps — 12%
high emotional sensitivity — 12%
weakened breathing — 12%
fatigue from children — 12%
ars — 12%
independent child — 12%
crying from pain — 12%
heaviness of breathing — 11%
falls to the floor — 11%
cardiac arrest — 11%
periodic illness — 11%
auscultation weakened — 11%
respiratory allergy — 11%
allergies in children — 11%
tics — 11%
patient's condition — 10%
foolishness — 10%
sudden pain — 10%
emotional tension — 10%
affective disorders — 10%
bruise — 10%
premature babies — 10%
feeling in the throat — 10%
childish behavior — 10%
bronchial asthma — 10%
stereotypia — 10%
independent — 10%
infantile — 10%
consultation with a cardiologist — 10%
lack of breath — 10%
muscle tension — 10%
cramps in the legs — 10%
dependence on the doctor — 9%
heredity predisposition — 9%
calculating — 9%
zpr fatigue from the disease — 9%
stiffness in the joints — 9%
criticality — 9%
nose nursing mom — 9%
2 children — 9%
increased sensitivity — 8%
heart dysfunction — 8%
acute pain — 8%
allergy — 8%
neurological disorders — 8%
helps others — 8%
frustration 23% 31%
control issues — 8%
consequences of taking medications — 7%
history of surgery — 7%
convulsions 13% 19%
apnea 84% 90%
affective-respiratory attacks 32% 37%
disorders of consciousness 9% 13%
fainting 10% 14%
mental shock 10% 14%
periodic fainting 12% 16%
breath retention 97% 99%
epilepsy 17% 18%
type of breathing is mixed 12% 12%
tract crying attacks 14% 14%
epilepsy attacks 14% 14%
bettolepsy 100% 100%

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