Comparison results

✘Obsessive-compulsive movement syndrome in children

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	66%(0)	44%(0)
Thyroid hormones	100%(0)	—
CT scan of the brain	54%(0)	35%(0)
Blood biochemistry	87%(7)	—
General blood test	54%(3)	—
General urine test	45%(1)	—
Ophthalmologist's examination	37%(0)	—
Sex hormones	32%(4)	—
Measurements at the reception	21%(0)	8%(0)
Other hormones	25%(1)	—

Distinctive symptoms

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75%

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100%

nails gnawing

54%

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obsessive-compulsive neurosis

—

78%

depression

47%

—

neuroses in children

—

75%

sad

46%

—

obsessive thoughts

73%

hyperactive

43%

—

obsessive movements

18%

76%

quickly gets tired

42%

—

neurosis

19%

60%

nose good

41%

—

obsessive movement syndrome in children

—

15%

hyperactive child

41%

—

childhood diseases

32%

45%

fidgety

37%

—

pandas syndrome

—

13%

sociable

36%

—

logophobia

—

11%

nervous excitability

35%

—

grimaces

—

11%

restless legs

34%

—

obvisit

—

10%

worse from the slightest noise

33%

—

ocd

—

pregnancy

32%

—

despotism

—

patient's condition

37%

worried about everything

—

moves in a dream

29%

—

eyes close

—

affective disorders

28%

—

thinks about the bad

—

bipolar disorder

27%

—

comes in spite

—

aesthete

27%

—

infantile

—

convulsions in sleep

26%

—

personality traits

—

chatty

26%

—

sociopath

—

weakness

26%

—

childish behavior

—

lethargy

26%

—

foolishness

—

suicide

25%

—

streptococcal infections

—

cramps at night

25%

—

asleep makes in its own way

—

sadness

25%

—

worse when moving

—

depression in children

25%

—

motor activity

—

hypomania

25%

—

constantly moving

—

apathy

24%

—

independent

—

delirium

24%

—

emotional child

—

depressed mood

24%

—

better from work

psychological suppression

24%

—

somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system

frequent colds

23%

—

psychosomatics

organic anxiety disorder

23%

—

confusion

23%

—

pathological affect

22%

—

alternating high and low moods

22%

—

no appetite

22%

—

hypochondria

21%

—

overweight

20%

—

recovery period

20%

—

stones in the bladder

20%

—

area worse in the evening and at night

20%

—

stage of recovery

20%

—

depression is strong

20%

—

paranoia

20%

—

destructive behavior

19%

—

stubbornness

28%

decreased concentration

19%

—

domestic violence

19%

—

convulsions

26%

depression apathy

19%

—

poor sleep

19%

—

illness from stress

19%

—

endogenous depression

19%

—

mood disorder

25%

epileptic psychosis

18%

—

hallucinations

18%

—

eats everything

18%

—

closed

18%

—

unspecified mental disorders

25%

impaired arterial function

18%

—

jet lag syndrome

17%

—

gloomy

17%

—

thinking disorders

17%

—

night terrors

17%

—

anxiety with motor anxiety

17%

—

madness

23%

up mania

24%

anxiety for loved

16%

—

sweet taste in the mouth

16%

—

prolonged depression

16%

—

mixed anxious

16%

—

blames other

16%

—

addiction

16%

—

easily excited

15%

—

changeable mood

15%

—

tearfulness night

15%

—

headache from constipation

15%

—

crying in babies

15%

—

self-torture

15%

—

fear of illness

15%

—

constant feeling of guilt

15%

—

illusions

15%

—

panic attack tachycardia

15%

—

Crying from screaming

14%

—

agitated depression

14%

—

sensations in the head

14%

—

longing for the past

14%

—

fear of darkness

14%

—

taking care of children

14%

—

olfactory hallucinations

14%

—

fear with palpitations

14%

—

heartbeat in the head

14%

—

obvisit

14%

—

indifference to loved

14%

—

tachycardia under tension

14%

—

caring for the family

14%

—

dependence on parents

14%

—

cognitive disorders

14%

—

epilepsy

14%

—

alcoholism

14%

—

suicidal thoughts

14%

—

hypoxia

14%

—

asleep separation

14%

—

insomnia from fear

14%

—

tearful anxiety

14%

—

loudly cries

14%

—

worse in evening

14%

—

aggression after alcohol

14%

—

low self-esteem

14%

—

in the genus mental illness

14%

—

epilepsy attacks

14%

—

tearfulness

14%

—

stupid

14%

—

tachycardia with panic

14%

—

anxiety

24%

tics

22%

fears of anxiety

22%

psychogenic depression

13%

—

perinatal hypoxic encephalopathy

13%

—

pituitary gland diseases

13%

—

feeling of bruising

13%

—

causeless anxiety

13%

—

mom anxious

13%

—

claustrophobia

13%

—

thoughts of suicide

13%

—

stools with effort

13%

—

fear of dizziness

13%

—

creative person

13%

—

suffocating

13%

—

palpitations at night

13%

—

strong irritability

13%

—

intoxication

13%

—

general tension

13%

—

Fear for no reason

13%

—

alcoholism in the family

13%

—

headaches

13%

—

cortisol deficiency

13%

—

perinatal encephalopathy

13%

—

grumpy

13%

—

sleep motor anxiety

13%

—

excess cortisol

13%

—

increased nervousness

13%

—

slow

13%

—

organic mood disorder

13%

—

diarrhea at night

13%

—

fear in a dream

13%

—

active

13%

—

crying from fear

13%

—

aggressive

12%

—

neglect

12%

—

2 children

12%

—

periodic dizziness

12%

—

increased fatigue

12%

—

doesn 't count well

12%

—

organic brain damage

12%

—

constipation

12%

—

fearfulness

12%

—

worse from pressure

12%

—

worse at night

12%

—

general intoxication syndrome

12%

—

mild delirium

12%

—

liquid stool

12%

—

fear of performing what

12%

—

unexplained fear

12%

—

conflict in the family

12%

—

despair

12%

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hypopituitarism

12%

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