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Results: Differences General ✘Anorexia nervosa in children and adolescents✘Hebephrenic syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —94%(0)
CT scan of the brain —78%(0)
General blood test 35%(1)—
General urine test 32%(1)—
Other hormones 6%(2)21%(1)
CT orbits —24%(0)
Ophthalmologist's examination —20%(0)
CT of the head —19%(0)
Neurologist's examination —19%(0)
MRI of the organ —17%(0)
CT of the organ —16%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
nervous the child 79% —
sitting at home — 100%
restless and anxious 75% —
calluses on his fingers — 97%
restless child 75% —
wart on the sole — 93%
anxiety disorders in children 74% —
apathy strong — 93%
complete lack of appetite 67% —
hebephrenic syndrome — 91%
hypotrophy 67% —
warts on the legs — 89%
nervousness 59% —
lack of will — 88%
thin 28% —
artistic — 87%
anxiety 26% —
hears voices — 78%
cold extremities 23% —
warts — 70%
anorexia nervosa in children and adolescents 23% —
epileptic psychosis — 51%
no appetite 22% —
grimacing — 49%
lowered 21% —
grimaces — 49%
joint crunch 20% —
foolishness — 48%
abdominal pain 14% —
reactive psychosis — 48%
vomiting from overeating 13% —
laughs for no reason — 45%
fragile physique 13% —
exhibitionism — 45%
pedantry 13% —
schizophrenia 10% 54%
self-rejection 13% —
schizophrenia in children — 44%
constant heartburn 12% —
childish behavior — 43%
emaciation 12% —
infantile — 42%
rapid weight loss 12% —
hallucinations — 42%
eats inedible 11% —
growling — 41%
teenage crisis 11% —
tactless — 41%
disorder of violation of bodily form 11% —
duality — 41%
desire to lose weight 11% —
grief is the loss of a loved one — 41%
denies it 11% —
name-calling — 41%
vomiting 11% —
intoxication psychosis — 40%
desire tea 11% —
epilepsy — 40%
burning in the stomach 10% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 8% 47%
strong desire for coffee 10% —
sociopath — 39%
irritability on loved ones 10% —
cheerful — 39%
dizziness with nausea 10% —
mannerism — 38%
irritability in the family 10% —
mental shock — 38%
clever 10% —
psycho - organic syndrome 7% 44%
selectivity in food 10% —
fear of school — 37%
heartburn 10% —
senile psychosis 7% 43%
hypomania 10% —
schizoid personality disorder — 35%
causes vomiting 10% —
confusion of consciousness 8% 43%
irritability 10% —
delirium 8% 43%
overprotection 9% —
consequences of grief — 35%
desire for tobacco 9% —
euphoria — 35%
feeling of bruising 9% —
hysterical neurosis — 34%
effects of puberty 9% —
likes to walk naked — 34%
burning in the head 9% —
homosexuality — 34%
abdominal pain burning 9% —
excitable psychopathy — 33%
caring for the family 9% —
hysterical psychopathy — 33%
purposeful 9% —
madness 10% 43%
burning in the stomach pain 9% —
unstable type of psychopathy — 32%
fear of anger 9% —
absences — 32%
head protests 9% —
indifference to loved ones — 32%
nausea 9% —
temporal lobe epilepsy — 32%
stomach nausea 9% —
the onset of the disease during puberty — 31%
likes spinning 8% —
screams — 31%
worried about loved ones 8% —
hysteria — 31%
zpr fatigue from the disease 8% —
head tumor — 30%
loves family 8% —
angry — 29%
dizziness 8% —
asks questions — 29%
high height 8% —
parents divorce — 29%
does sports 8% —
brain tumor — 28%
main complaint is abdominal pain 8% —
huntington's disease — 28%
conflict in the family 8% —
sexuality increased — 28%
drinks a lot of fluids 8% —
catatonia — 28%
weakness nausea dizziness 8% —
loud voice — 28%
constipation 8% —
emotional 11% 39%
constantly increased appetite 8% —
masturbation — 27%
constant weakness 8% —
meat severe ataxia — 27%
deceives 8% —
psychopathy — 27%
nausea with heartburn 8% —
distracted — 27%
desire for coffee 8% —
aggressive — 27%
burns 8% —
peak's disease — 27%
perfectionism 8% —
organic brain damage — 27%
fears of anxiety 7% —
convulsions — 26%
vomiting even from water 7% —
loss of a loved one a person 7% 33%
vomiting bile 7% —
chorea — 26%
constant fear 7% —
is not thinking — 25%
gastrointestinal problems 7% —
up strong — 25%
obsessive thoughts 7% —
brain damage — 25%
change in appetite 7% —
aphasia — 24%
dependence on other people 7% —
can not think — 24%
heaviness in the body 7% —
can't get together — 24%
pre-fainting condition 7% —
intoxication — 24%
bitterness 7% —
neurosis 10% 34%
food is poorly digested 7% —
damage to the nervous system — 24%
smoking desire 7% —
loss of work — 23%
prolonged depression 7% —
indifference — 23%
depression is strong 7% —
neurotic disorder, unspecified — 23%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 7% —
take it, take it — 23%
strong irritability 7% —
thalamic syndrome — 23%
cannot relax 7% —
oncology — 22%
intense longing 7% —
loses thought — 22%
fasting 7% —
death of a loved — 22%
dizziness permanent 7% —
dementia — 22%
quickly gets tired 7% —
death of relatives — 22%
helps others 7% —
ataxia — 21%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 7% —
thinking disorders 12% 33%
heaviness in the abdomen 7% —
traumatic brain injury — 21%
the desire to be an adult 7% —
nervous excitability — 21%
impaired gastric function 7% —
brain tumors — 21%
thin child 7% —
head injury — 21%

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