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Results: Differences General ✘Schizotypal diathesis✘Schizophrenia in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 40%(0)23%(0)
Neurologist's examination 28%(0)—
General inspection 26%(0)—
Histological studies —24%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —72%
acceleration in children 93% —
hallucinations — 68%
ambivalent 82% —
hebephrenic syndrome — 59%
crying after sleep 66% —
philosopher — 59%
appetite selective 66% —
catatonia — 57%
A child screams at night 66% —
neurosis-like disorders — 56%
wakes up at night screaming 56% —
the desire for protection — 53%
wakes up crying 52% —
pseudodementia — 52%
schizoid psychopathy 52% —
coprolalia — 51%
indifference to children 52% —
desire to be small — 51%
restless child 51% —
euphoria — 51%
schizotypal diathesis 48% —
up strong — 51%
panic attacks at night 48% —
attachment disorders in children — 51%
selectivity in food 48% —
cognitive disorders — 50%
vomiting from overeating 48% —
obsessive thoughts — 48%
are easily frightened 46% —
stupid — 48%
screaming crying 46% —
anxiety — 48%
can't cry 45% —
causeless laughter — 48%
apathy strong 43% —
aggressive — 48%
fear in a dream 43% —
closed — 48%
often in a bad mood 43% —
loss of father — 48%
strong irritability 42% —
there is little will — 48%
impressionability 42% —
olfactory hallucinations — 48%
ataxia in children 41% —
the desire to be busy — 48%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 41% —
depressive thoughts — 47%
irritability in the child 41% —
alcoholism — 46%
night terrors 40% —
laughter through tears — 45%
bulimia 40% —
child is not says — 45%
early development 40% —
rude behavior — 45%
aversion to criticism 40% —
cries for no reason — 45%
nightmares 40% —
domestic violence — 44%
he feels like an old man 40% —
creative person — 44%
early aging 40% —
childish behavior — 44%
child screams 40% —
foolishness — 44%
frequent eructation 39% —
anxious thoughts — 43%
skin anesthesia 39% —
changeable mood — 42%
peak's disease 39% —
thoughts about the disease — 42%
muscle weakness 38% —
alcohol dependence — 42%
a difficult life 37% —
problems with studying — 41%
vomiting 37% —
depersonalization — 40%
anesthesia 37% —
inadequate behavior — 40%
panic attacks 37% —
violation of the function of the tonsils — 40%
fussy child 36% —
depression in children — 40%
nose good 36% —
grimaces — 40%
eats often 36% —
right ventricle volume is lowered — 40%
intense longing 36% —
choking — 39%
obsessive movements 36% —
cruelty — 39%
is better when busy 35% —
chokes while eating — 39%
hypotension with weakness 35% —
senestopathy — 39%
neuroses in children 35% —
eats inedible — 39%
complete lack of appetite 35% —
dysmorphia — 39%
decreased skin sensitivity 35% —
changing handwriting — 39%
effects of overwork 35% —
schizoaffective psychosis — 38%
weak joints 35% —
religiosity — 38%
sleep intermittent 35% —
the psyche is rough — 38%
it is better from massage 34% —
studies poorly — 38%
hypersensitivity of the skin 34% —
delusion — 38%
in the genus mental illness 34% —
stress — 37%
sluggish baby 33% —
alcoholism and drug addiction — 37%
better from work 33% —
loves himself — 37%
depressed mood 33% —
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres — 37%
vomiting multiple 33% —
weak lungs — 37%
discharge phobias 33% —
problems with the father — 37%
bitterness 33% —
enthusiastic — 37%
sedentary lifestyle 32% —
a difficult teenager — 37%
increased appetite 32% —
obsessive-compulsive neurosis — 36%
stereotypia 32% —
empty — 36%
difficult childhood 32% —
bipolar disorder — 36%
need for movement 32% —
visual hallucinations — 36%
dementia 32% —
hears voices — 36%
congestion belching 31% —
anxiety attack — 36%
delay of mental development 31% —
schizophrenia in children 64% 100%
hypotension 31% —
illusions — 35%
effects of hypoxia 31% —
change in appetite — 35%
irritability 30% —
behavioral disorders in children — 35%
irritability during 30% —
severe hypoxia — 35%
delayed speech development 30% —
grumpy — 35%
ataxia 30% —
impulsiveness — 34%
large child 30% —
absent-mindedness — 34%
effects of poisoning 30% —
loss of a loved one a person — 34%
difficult to swallow 30% —
up mania — 33%
nervousness 30% —
fears of anxiety — 33%
children's speech 30% —
ganglia — 33%
high height 29% —
inhibition — 33%
speech slurred 29% —
mood disorder 27% 60%
rapid reaction 29% —
death of a loved — 32%
decreased concentration of attention 29% —
speech absence — 32%
does not tolerate pain 28% —
addiction — 31%
impaired coordination 28% —
mental retardation — 30%
hypotension 27% —
effects of puberty — 30%
overwork 27% —
pedantry — 29%
consequences of injuries 26% —
short height — 29%
feeling of bruising 26% —
no children — 29%
neurological disorders 26% —
serious condition — 28%
weakness after illness 26% —
overweight — 28%
damage to the nervous system 25% —
criticality — 28%
lags behind in the development 53% 26%
cerebral circulation disorder — 28%
consequences of infection 24% —
risk ii — 28%
there are no complaints 24% —
destructive behavior — 28%
trauma 24% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 28%
skin problems 23% —
depression — 28%

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