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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Aggressive behavior of children✘Eating disorders
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 6%(0)4%(0)
Elements and vitamins —4%(0)
General inspection —3%(0)
Neurologist's examination —3%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —35%
foolishness 99% —
desire chalk — 31%
infantile 96% —
increased appetite — 25%
aggressive child 46% —
increased sensitivity to odors — 22%
aggressive 35% —
olfactory hallucinations — 20%
fights 32% —
overall activity is reduced — 17%
anger the child 30% —
damage taste change — 17%
child fights 29% —
dry palms — 17%
angry child 25% —
pain is better from movement — 17%
comes in spite 22% —
no appetite — 17%
asleep makes in its own way 20% —
picks his nose — 16%
aggression on yourself 20% —
worse from prolonged movement — 16%
aggressive behavior of children 16% —
inhibition — 15%
bitterness 14% —
illness from stress — 14%
child spits 12% —
worse when shouting — 14%
stubbornness and irritability 12% —
choking — 14%
afraid to offend 12% —
depression apathy — 14%
irritability during 11% —
chokes from coughing — 14%
irritability 11% —
masturbation — 14%
a state of humiliation 11% —
chokes while eating — 14%
egocentric 11% —
anxiety 5% 18%
indifference to relatives 11% —
needs support — 13%
flash screams in anger 11% —
vomiting — 13%
swearing 11% —
stress — 13%
outbursts of anger 11% —
autism — 13%
cruelty 10% —
constantly increased appetite — 13%
the desire for protection 10% —
mental retardation — 13%
anger at children 10% —
worse from the slightest noise — 12%
changeable mood 10% —
nose good — 12%
copies the behavior 9% —
hyperactive — 12%
stubborn stubborn 9% —
hallucinations — 12%
gnaws objects 9% —
impaired sense of smell — 12%
throws objects 9% —
fat deposits — 12%
baby bites 9% —
speech slurred — 12%
through unbalanced 9% —
bulimia — 11%
does not tolerate objections 9% —
fidgety — 11%
open person 8% —
rapid weight loss — 11%
does not express emotions 8% —
impressionability — 11%
harmful child 8% —
loss body weight — 11%
irritability in the child 8% —
eats inedible — 11%
anger 8% —
rapid breathing — 11%
feeling of helplessness 8% —
lags behind in the development — 11%
spits 8% —
taste reduction — 9%
fear of violence 8% —
complete lack of appetite — 9%
suppressed anger 8% —
weight gain — 8%
bites 8% —
hunger after eating — 8%
domestic violence 8% —
neurosis — 8%
autoaggression 7% —
anorexia nervosa — 8%
feeling of bruising 7% —
opinion of others is important — 8%
desire to be the center of attention 7% —
denies everything — 8%
doesn 't count well 7% —
teenage crisis — 7%
child screams 7% —
desire to eat clay — 7%
sad 7% —
eats the ground — 7%
not mindfulness 7% —
it is important to have your own opinion — 7%
conflict in the family 7% —
feeling of hunger constant — 7%
sluggish baby 6% —
desire to relax — 7%
worse from exercise 6% —
the desire to gain weight — 7%
joint crunch 6% —
slender — 7%
mental tension 6% —
thin — 7%
immaturity 6% —
likes to eat delicious food — 7%
relaxation 6% —
lowered 6% 13%
speech absence 6% —
illusions 7% 14%
sociable 6% —
psychological suppression — 6%
the need for security 6% —
exhaustion — 6%
problems with studying 5% —
selectivity in food — 6%
short height 5% —
caring for the family — 6%
presses 5% —
affective disorders — 6%
beats children 4% —
improper nutrition — 6%
cactus 4% —
vomiting from overeating — 6%
general tension 10% 4%
aversion to worry — 6%
low self-esteem 9% 4%
up mania — 6%
emotional child 9% 4%
causes vomiting — 6%
emotional tension 10% 6%
family man — 5%
patient's condition 17% 13%
psychogenic depression — 5%
headache in the temples — 5%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome — 5%
pseudodementia — 5%
dysmorphia — 5%
hypochondria — 5%
digestive weakness — 5%
weight fluctuations — 5%
appetite is sharply increased — 5%
weight change — 5%
appetite immediately after eating — 5%
fear of danger — 5%
head like a drunken — 5%
mental shock — 5%
overprotection — 5%
stress neurosis — 5%
creative person — 5%
apathy 6% 11%
hypotrophy — 5%
food is poorly digested — 4%
schizophrenia — 4%
epilepsy — 4%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 4%
mixed anxious — 4%
refuses treatment — 4%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 4%
fears of anxiety — 4%
depressed mood — 4%
eats — 4%
worse in violation of the diet — 4%
absences — 4%
obsessive thoughts — 4%
prolonged depression — 4%
vomiting bile — 4%
change in appetite — 4%
vomiting food — 4%
no feeling of hunger — 4%
fatigue from work — 4%
heredity predisposition — 4%
nervousness — 4%
beriberi — 4%
psychosomatics — 4%
epilepsy attacks — 4%
no strength — 4%
increased — 4%
loses thought — 4%
severe exhaustion — 4%
consequences of taking medications — 4%
longing — 4%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis — 4%
bipolar disorder — 4%
vomiting during meals — 4%
depression anxiety — 4%
nose nursing mom — 3%
exhaustion after illness — 3%

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