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Results: Differences General	✘Geller syndrome	✘Abandonment of school
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 34%(0) 17%(0) Neurologist's examination 24%(0) — General inspection 22%(0) — Infection tests 21%(0) — Other hormones — 17%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
stubbornness and irritability	81%	—
redness under the nose	—	90%
assiduous	68%	—
ingrown toenail	—	90%
early childhood autism	63%	—
tender child	—	85%
fidgety	63%	—
purposeful	—	70%
hyperactive	63%	—
loves animals	—	70%
autism	57%	—
loves animals	—	70%
irritability in the child	49%	—
nose red	—	68%
anxiety with irritability	47%	—
pent-up anger	—	66%
irritability	44%	—
headache in schoolchildren	—	65%
angry child	44%	—
suppressed emotions	—	64%
stubbornness	43%	—
breath no itching	—	62%
schilder 's leukoencephalitis	43%	—
femininity	—	61%
rett syndrome	42%	—
emotional burnout	—	54%
outbursts of anger	42%	—
abandonment of school	—	51%
the answers are monosyllabic	42%	—
peeling	—	48%
bitterness	42%	—
asleep separation	—	45%
emotional child	41%	—
height is low	—	44%
anger the child	41%	—
fear of school	—	41%
does not understand speech	41%	—
better to be alone	—	41%
convulsions	40%	—
does not like children	—	40%
schizophrenia in children	39%	—
overwork	—	40%
metachromatic leukodystrophy	39%	—
asleep makes in its own way	31%	66%
irritability after illness	39%	—
neurosis	—	35%
angry irritable	39%	—
does not like his job	—	35%
idiocy	38%	—
attachment to parents	—	32%
impaired understanding of speech	37%	—
child cheerful	—	32%
talks about business	37%	—
poorly trained	—	30%
does not like people	35%	—
teacher	—	30%
limited vocabulary	35%	—
business anxiety	—	29%
comes in spite	34%	—
constant fear	—	27%
head injury in anamnesis	32%	—
attachment to the child	—	25%
epilepsy in childhood	32%	—
fears of anxiety	—	25%
takes care of relatives	32%	—
infections greedy child	—	25%
brain damage	31%	—
fear of the crowd	—	24%
sudden onset	31%	—
calm child	—	24%
stage of recovery	31%	—
fear of communication	—	24%
recovery period	31%	—
refuses to help	—	24%
loss of a loved one a person	30%	—
fear of rejection	—	24%
schizophrenia	30%	—
pedagogical neglect	—	24%
lipoidosis	29%	—
children's fears	—	24%
smart baby	48%	17%
feeling of bruising	—	24%
intellectual disabilities in children	29%	—
psychosomatics	—	23%
indifference	29%	—
likes to study	—	23%
nerve damage	28%	—
difficulties in communication	—	22%
stereotypia	28%	—
studies well	—	22%
encephalitis	27%	—
cheerful	—	22%
head tumor	27%	—
tearfulness in the child	—	22%
variable symptoms	27%	—
studies poorly	—	21%
growth disorders in children	27%	—
fear of performing what	—	21%
traumatic brain injury	27%	—
a calm patient	—	21%
brain tumors	27%	—
conflict in the family	—	21%
onset of illness	42%	13%
weakness after experiences	—	21%
cramps in the legs	27%	—
anxiety attack	—	20%
children's speech	26%	—
nausea	—	20%
mental retardation	26%	—
problems with the father	—	20%
head injury	26%	—
learning difficulties	—	20%
alternating symptoms	26%	—
panic attacks	—	20%
changeable mood	26%	—
vomiting	—	20%
leukoencephalitis	25%	—
headache with nausea and vomiting	—	19%
2 children	25%	—
very anxious	—	19%
traumatic illness	25%	—
fever abdominal pain	—	19%
oncology in the anamnesis	25%	—
fussy child	—	19%
epilepsy	25%	—
can't decide	—	19%
brain tumor	25%	—
tearfulness	—	19%
speech slurred	25%	—
feeling of heat in the stomach	—	19%
decreased concentration of attention	25%	—
constant feeling of anxiety	—	19%
gradual deterioration of the condition	24%	—
the effects of anxiety	—	19%
lags behind in the development	23%	—
nausea with fever	—	19%
neurological disorders	22%	—
neurotic disorder, unspecified	—	18%
attacks of pain	22%	—
takes antidepressants	—	18%
damage to the nervous system	21%	—
vomiting at fever	—	18%
consequences of infection	21%	—
oncology relatives	—	18%
there are no complaints	21%	—
sluggish baby	—	18%
trauma	21%	—
headache at temperature	—	18%
oncology	20%	—
dependence on parents	—	18%
lowered	19%	—
headache vomiting	—	18%
psychologist	41%	21%
prolonged depression	—	18%
childhood diseases	46%	26%
anxiety depressive disorder	—	18%
aggressive	34%	15%
headache with fever	—	18%
anger at children	46%	29%
depression anxiety	—	18%
anger	37%	23%
feeling of heat in the head	—	17%
aggressive child	33%	20%
headache with nausea	—	17%
fear of being alone	33%	21%
abdominal pain with vomiting	—	17%
anxiety disorders in children	44%	33%
nausea during a headache	—	17%
consequences of taking medications	28%	17%
greed	—	17%
closes	26%	16%
abdominal pain with nausea	—	17%
high height	25%	16%
mixed anxious	—	17%
madness	24%	15%
indecision	—	17%
mood disorder	33%	25%
fever in the body	—	16%
drug disease	21%	13%
worse from the heat	—	16%
history of surgery	19%	12%
no children	—	16%
patient's condition	34%	27%
pedantry	—	16%
increased	19%	12%
abdominal pain	—	15%
unwillingness to do anything	46%	41%
delirium	—	15%
restless and anxious	32%	28%
nausea vomiting	—	15%
nervous the child	33%	29%
pain throughout the body	—	15%
confusion of consciousness	—	15%
feeling of heat	—	14%
high temperature	—	14%
headaches	—	14%
the fast man	—	14%
emotional	50%	63%
unspecified mental disorders	23%	32%
foolishness	27%	34%

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