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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Teenage alcoholism✘Dissociative amnesia
Distinctive symptoms Analogs Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 70%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
anxiety personality disorder 58% —
memory loss — 89%
alcoholism 3 st 42% —
pseudodementia — 87%
alcoholism 38% —
memory impairment — 73%
dependence on parents 34% —
mental shock — 73%
media alcoholism 34% —
forgetfulness — 69%
anxiety 64% 29%
rich imagination — 68%
alcoholism in the family 31% —
grief — 62%
psychopathy 29% —
immoral — 62%
schizoid psychopathy 27% —
confusion — 58%
alcohol intolerance 26% —
the syndrome of leaving and vagrancy — 56%
desire to argue 26% —
dissociative amnesia — 50%
throws objects 25% —
self-delusion — 50%
hangover syndrome 25% —
stress 14% 61%
anosognosia 25% —
memory lapses — 43%
internal conflict 25% —
trauma 12% 55%
taking care of children 24% —
post-traumatic shock — 42%
allergy to alcohol 24% —
conflict in the family — 41%
are easily frightened 24% —
a calm patient — 41%
overprotection 24% —
depression — 41%
domestic violence 23% —
fighting — 40%
fear of communication 23% —
slow thinking — 40%
fear of being dependent on someone 22% —
history of surgery — 40%
self-confident 22% —
mood disorder — 40%
asthenic 21% —
emotional 14% 53%
sociopath 21% —
guilt — 38%
head like a drunken 21% —
traumatic shock — 36%
desire for alcohol 20% —
in the genus mental illness — 36%
improvement from alcohol 20% —
anxiety depressive disorder — 35%
artistic 20% —
take it, take it — 35%
nervous the child 20% —
affective disorders — 34%
bad from alcohol 20% —
difficult childhood — 33%
obsessive movements 19% —
intensive physical load — 32%
he's defending himself 19% —
shock states of various genesis — 32%
euphoria 19% —
effects of shock — 32%
constant fear 19% —
serious condition — 30%
anxiety disorders in children 19% —
destructive behavior — 30%
need for alcohol 19% —
worse during meals — 29%
alcoholism and drug addiction 19% —
spicy food — 29%
restless and anxious 19% —
paranoia — 29%
restless child 19% —
suspicion — 29%
effects of drugs 18% —
worse food — 29%
impulsiveness 18% —
psychologist — 28%
intellectual disabilities in children 17% —
helps others — 28%
fears of anxiety 17% —
attacks of pain — 27%
high intelligence 17% —
patient's condition 27% 53%
smart baby 17% —
consequences of injuries 14% 39%
stereotypia 17% —
consequences of taking medications — 24%
hysteria 17% —
diseases from sexual violence — 22%
alcohol is abusing 17% —
consequences of rape — 22%
tremor 16% —
unworthy — 22%
nervousness 16% —
emotional child 18% 35%
head injury 16% —
addiction 16% 32%
traumatic brain injury 16% —
needs attention 16% 31%
fear of illness 16% —
family man 15% 29%
aggressive 15% —
there are no complaints 13% 25%
sweating is increased 15% —
increased 23% 32%
2 children 15% —
childhood diseases 25% 25%
cognitive disorders 15% —
neurosis 15% —
heredity predisposition 15% —
nausea 14% —
drug allergy 14% —
better in afternoon 14% —
dependence on the doctor 14% —
better to be alone 14% —
control issues 14% —
vomiting 14% —
increased sensitivity 14% —
recovery period 13% —
drug disease 13% —
stage of recovery 13% —
allergy 13% —
alcohol dependence 35% 31%

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