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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomaniaEpileptic psychosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%(0)
ECG 80%(0)
CT scan of the brain 78%(0)
Blood biochemistry 52%(2)
General urine test 48%(0)
Infection tests 14%(0)19%(0)
Measurements at the reception 27%(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%
effects of drugs 83%
apathy strong 76%
addiction 100% 17%
epileptic psychosis 53%
apathy 66%
oneiroid 38%
a lot of medicines 81% 16%
affective psychosis 38%
the pressure is 90 on 60%
affective disorders 37%
blood pressure is 90 on 60%
twilight obscuration of consciousness 37%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 59%
temporal lobe epilepsy 37%
hyperactive child 59%
overheating in the sun 37%
hyperactive 52%
epilepsy 36%
alcohol dependence 53% 17%
delirium 36%
nervous excitability 50% 17%
confusion of consciousness 35%
lot of tasks 28%
madness 35%
rude behavior 27%
paranoia 35%
consequences of taking medications 54% 26%
alcoholic epilepsy 35%
lot of things 25%
emotional 32%
tremor when moving 25%
mood disorder 30%
the psyche is rough 23%
visual hallucinations 29%
aggressive 59% 35%
ecstasy 28%
intoxication of alcohol 21%
schizophrenia 28%
up strong 21%
alert 28%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 19%
anxiety 27%
refuses to help 19%
unspecified mental disorders 26%
tremor 18%
visions 25%
chills 17%
attacks of pain 25%
worse from movement 17%
the height makes it worse 25%
refuses treatment 17%
epilepsy attacks 24%
I can't be alone 17%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 23%
destructive behavior 17%
intoxication psychosis 23%
dependence on the doctor 32% 15%
aura 23%
conducting an inspection 15%
mysticism 23%
stage of recovery 15%
pronounced forgetfulness 23%
recovery period 15%
cognitive disorders 23%
consumes alcohol 23%
catatonia 23%
loud voice 23%
inadequate behavior 23%
generalized epilepsy 21%
acute condition 21%
anxiety attack 21%
epilepsy in childhood 21%
convulsions in the anamnesis 21%
deterioration from overheating 21%
hallucinations 18% 39%
nose good 20%
head injury in anamnesis 20%
worse standing 20%
impulsiveness 20%
takes antidepressants 19%
indifference 19%
predominant right 19%
alcohol poisoning 19%
refusal to drink 19%
bitterness 19%
anxiety depressive disorder 19%
drug disease 19%
up mania 19%
outbursts of anger 19%
no consciousness 19%
effects of smoking 18%
right-sided symptoms 18%
fears of anxiety 18%
voice disorders 18%
illness after hypothermia 18%
confusion of thoughts 18%
emotional tension 18%
loses thought 18%
hyperthermia 17%
changeable mood 17%
forgetfulness 17%
head injury 17%
traumatic brain injury 17%
everything is bad 17%
fear of illness 17%
inflammation of the brain 17%
remission 17%
overweight 16%
suspicion 16%
smokes 16%
general intoxication syndrome 16%
stiffness in the joints 16%
brain tumor 16%
family man 16%
patient's condition 13% 28%
subacute condition 15%
psychologist 15%
there are no complaints 14%
intoxication 14%
damage to the nervous system 14%
oncology 13%
inflammation 13%
trauma 13%
convulsions 16% 26%
lack of will 69% 72%

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