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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Diogenes syndrome✘Orthorexia nervosa
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 17%(0)—
MRI of the organ 12%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 14%100%
outbursts of anger 75% —
fat deposits — 69%
flash screams in anger 75% —
patient's condition 16% 75%
pathological hoarding 74% —
slender — 48%
likes order 71% —
up mania — 47%
hemorrhoids 57% —
anorexia nervosa — 41%
irritability 53% —
emotional tension — 41%
irritability during 53% —
self-confident — 37%
apathy 53% —
hypochondria — 36%
sloppy 48% —
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome — 36%
shamelessness 43% —
obvisit — 36%
responsible 41% —
enthusiastic — 33%
impressionability 41% —
no motivation — 33%
changeable mood 39% —
scrupulous — 31%
exhaustion 36% —
constant feeling of guilt — 31%
aversion to dirt 33% —
orthorexia nervosa — 31%
closed 30% —
complete lack of appetite — 31%
aversion to the smells 28% —
fear of eating — 29%
emotional 61% 33%
mixed anxious — 29%
alert 25% —
hypotrophy — 28%
love for people 25% —
the desire to recover — 28%
angry easily 25% —
general tension — 27%
schizophrenia 25% —
pedantry — 27%
damage to the nervous system 25% —
obsessive movements 18% 45%
dementia 23% —
perfectionism — 26%
angry irritable 23% —
angry — 26%
feeling of dirt 22% —
not mindfulness — 26%
aggression on yourself 21% —
no appetite — 25%
squeamishness 21% —
leg restlessness — 25%
stims 21% —
eats inedible — 25%
toxic encephalopathy 20% —
depression — 25%
accumulates things 20% —
delusion — 25%
sociopath 20% —
mood disorder 14% 38%
feeling of isolation 20% —
tension in the legs — 24%
peak's disease 19% —
intense longing — 23%
stage of recovery 18% —
neurosis 14% 37%
constant feeling of anxiety 18% —
constant fear — 23%
recovery period 18% —
up strong — 23%
very anxious 18% —
cannot relax — 23%
grumpy 18% —
guilt — 23%
thinking disorders 17% —
depression is strong — 22%
neuroinfections 17% —
worse in violation of the diet — 22%
more often in old age 17% —
the effects of taking antidepressants — 22%
encephalitis 16% —
needs support — 21%
affective disorders 16% —
depressed mood — 21%
decreased intelligence 16% —
depression anxiety — 21%
stereotypia 16% —
obsessive thoughts 17% 38%
history of brain surgery 16% —
madness 20% 40%
head injury 15% —
loss of balance — 20%
cognitive disorders 15% —
very correct — 20%
encephalopathy 15% —
longing — 20%
traumatic brain injury 15% —
fear of illness — 20%
greed 15% —
thoughts about the disease — 19%
traumatic illness 14% —
nervousness — 19%
leukoencephalitis 14% —
delirium — 18%
destructive behavior 14% —
impaired coordination — 18%
criticality 14% —
overweight — 18%
suspicion 14% —
confusion of consciousness — 18%
organic brain damage 14% —
worse during meals — 18%
attacks of pain 13% —
worse food — 18%
intoxication 13% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 14% 31%
trauma 12% —
stress — 17%
blood diseases 12% —
control issues — 17%
lowered 11% —
surgical infections — 16%
increased 11% —
imbalance — 16%
psychologist 24% 17%
onset of illness — 15%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 18% 32%
history of surgery 16% 28%
organic mood disorder 21% 27%
dissatisfaction with life 21% 26%
refuses to help 16% 20%
bitterness 17% 21%
consequences of taking medications 20% 21%

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