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Results: Differences General	✘Atypical autism	✘Eating disorders
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 23%(0) 5%(0) Other hormones 20%(4) — Autoimmune markers 14%(1) — General inspection 10%(0) 4%(0) Sex hormones 13%(1) — Infection tests 11%(0) — CT of the organ 9%(0) — Histological studies 9%(0) — MRI of the organ 9%(0) — ENT examination 8%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	16%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	41%
lags behind in the development	91%	14%
increased appetite	—	32%
speech absence	60%	—
olfactory hallucinations	—	24%
atypical autism	59%	—
pain is better from movement	—	21%
children's speech	54%	—
palms dry	—	21%
childhood diseases	62%	9%
damage taste change	—	20%
closes	55%	6%
picks his nose	—	20%
stims	46%	—
worse from prolonged movement	—	20%
convulsions	44%	—
illness from stress	—	18%
mental retardation	59%	15%
increased sensitivity to odors	—	18%
nervous excitability	40%	—
illusions	—	17%
decreased concentration of attention	39%	—
depression apathy	—	17%
stereotypia	38%	—
constantly increased appetite	—	16%
self-torture	38%	—
nose good	—	16%
delayed speech development	36%	—
overall activity is reduced	—	15%
catatonia	35%	—
impaired sense of smell	—	15%
irritability	29%	—
fat deposits	—	14%
attachment to the mother	28%	—
rapid breathing	—	14%
ocd	28%	—
hallucinations	—	14%
unspecified race	28%	—
emaciation	—	14%
obsessive movements	27%	—
rapid weight loss	—	14%
smart baby	27%	—
eats inedible	—	13%
aggressive	26%	—
bulimia	—	13%
autism spectrum	26%	—
no appetite	11%	23%
swings	26%	—
taste reduction	—	11%
delay of mental development	25%	—
complete lack of appetite	—	10%
does not like to be looked	25%	—
inhibition	9%	19%
neat	25%	—
denies everything	—	10%
difficult understanding	25%	—
anorexia nervosa	—	10%
child is not says	24%	—
hunger after eating	—	10%
schizophrenia in children	24%	—
desire to dominate	—	9%
increased sensitivity	24%	—
guilt	—	9%
mental all	23%	—
opinion of others is important	—	9%
sarcasm	23%	—
weight gain	—	9%
gestures expressed	23%	—
feeling of hunger constant	—	9%
does not control himself	22%	—
desire to eat clay	—	9%
limited vocabulary	22%	—
it is important to have your own opinion	—	9%
attachment to parents	22%	—
eats the ground	—	9%
intellectual disabilities in children	22%	—
needs support	9%	17%
brain damage	22%	—
denies it	—	8%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	22%	—
teenage crisis	—	8%
desire for solitude	22%	—
slender	—	8%
there is autism in the family	22%	—
desire to relax	—	8%
irritability in adolescents	22%	—
tension in the body	—	8%
there are no complaints	22%	—
selectivity in food	—	7%
echolalia	21%	—
the desire to gain weight	—	7%
underdevelopment	21%	—
up mania	—	7%
age of development of social function is lowered	21%	—
psychological suppression	—	7%
agitation	21%	—
vomiting from overeating	—	7%
consequences of infection	21%	—
overprotection	—	7%
epilepsy	27%	4%
causes vomiting	—	7%
drug disease	20%	—
aversion to worry	—	7%
motor activity	20%	—
improper nutrition	—	7%
increased motor activity	20%	—
emotional tension	—	7%
fear of illness	20%	—
creative person	—	7%
urolithiasis in children	20%	—
psychogenic depression	—	7%
psychologist	29%	7%
worse when shouting	10%	17%
irritability in the child	19%	—
headache in the temples	—	6%
foolishness	19%	—
hypotrophy	—	6%
remission	19%	—
pseudodementia	—	6%
allergy	19%	—
fear of danger	—	6%
polymorbidity	19%	—
the desire to be an adult	—	6%
attachment to things	19%	—
disorder of violation of bodily form	—	6%
walking back and forth	19%	—
digestive weakness	—	6%
childish behavior	19%	—
psychopathy	—	6%
speech slurred	19%	—
weight fluctuations	—	6%
love for people	19%	—
head like a drunken	—	6%
alalia	19%	—
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome	—	6%
unwillingness to talk	19%	—
hypochondria	—	6%
autoaggression	19%	—
weight change	—	6%
stones in the bladder	25%	4%
appetite is sharply increased	—	6%
hyperactive child	19%	—
appetite immediately after eating	—	6%
stage of recovery	25%	4%
instilled	—	6%
recovery period	25%	4%
stress neurosis	—	6%
vaccination	18%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	5%
hyperkinesis	18%	—
absences	—	5%
effects of puberty	18%	—
depressed mood	—	5%
children's aphasia	18%	—
general tension	—	5%
infantile	18%	—
bipolar disorder	—	5%
the answers are monosyllabic	18%	—
longing	—	5%
problems with studying	18%	—
severe exhaustion	—	5%
taking care of children	18%	—
vomiting bile	—	5%
thinking disorders	18%	—
change in appetite	—	5%
rett syndrome	18%	—
loses thought	—	5%
apathy	35%	15%
no feeling of hunger	—	5%
increased	25%	5%
vomiting during meals	—	5%
asperger's syndrome	17%	—
prolonged depression	—	5%
growth disorders in children	17%	—
depression anxiety	—	5%
screaming crying	17%	—
fatigue from work	—	5%
2 children	17%	—
food is poorly digested	—	5%
height is low	17%	—
worse in violation of the diet	—	5%
disorder of stereotypical movements	17%	—
eats	—	5%
loudly cries	17%	—
vomiting food	—	5%
high height	17%	—
no strength	—	5%
fear of people	17%	—
nose nursing mom	—	4%
needs love	17%	—
nausea	—	4%
irritability after illness	17%	—
weakness after illness	—	4%
destructive behavior	17%	—
refuses treatment	—	4%
enthusiastic	17%	—
nervousness	—	4%
phenylketonuria	17%	—
beriberi	—	4%
stereotypical movements	17%	—
the fast man	—	4%

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