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Results: Differences General	✘Affective shock reactions	✘Psycho - organic syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 97%(0) General blood test — 76%(1) Coagulogram — 69%(0) ECG — 69%(0) General urine test — 69%(1) Other hormones — 26%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
reactive psychosis	82%	23%
bruises under the eyes	—	88%
sobbing	49%	—
apathy strong	—	84%
acute shock	48%	—
bad from milk	—	82%
hyperkinesis	45%	—
lack of will	—	81%
strong fright	45%	—
mucous discharge from the nose	—	78%
severe stress	43%	—
moody child	—	76%
memory loss	41%	—
nose eye fatigue	—	76%
consequences of psychotrauma	39%	—
nose good	—	72%
incontinence of feces	39%	—
hears voices	—	72%
criticality	37%	—
dark eyes	—	69%
alternating high and low moods	36%	—
red blood vessels of the eyes	—	68%
increased profuse sweating	35%	—
psycho - organic syndrome	—	64%
severe sweating	35%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	21%	84%
agnosia	34%	—
frequent colds	—	58%
time disorientation	34%	—
dementia	—	55%
hysteria	34%	—
intoxication psychosis	—	53%
rushing around	34%	—
agitation	35%	87%
lost in familiar places	33%	—
organic brain damage	—	51%
consequences of physical stress	33%	—
cognitive disorders	—	50%
anhedonia	33%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	—	49%
reddening of the skin	32%	—
periodic illness	—	49%
fright	31%	—
hypoxia	—	46%
loud voice	31%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	46%
mental shock	53%	20%
angiopathy	—	45%
thoughts at night	30%	—
intoxication	—	43%
head skin sweating	30%	—
frivolity	—	43%
can not recover	30%	—
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder	—	42%
reactive paranoid	30%	—
tears of emotion	—	42%
sweating is increased	30%	—
memory impairment	—	41%
pale face	29%	—
adynamia	—	40%
schizoaffective psychosis	29%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	40%
tonic convulsions	28%	—
forgetfulness	—	39%
sweating with palpitations	28%	—
tactless	—	38%
sweats often	27%	—
the psyche is rough	—	35%
mental exhaustion	27%	—
does not like to complain	—	34%
whistling breathing	27%	—
very touchy	—	34%
emotional burnout	27%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	34%
worse from cold	27%	—
senile dementia	—	34%
emotional exhaustion	26%	—
head injury	—	33%
schizophrenia	26%	—
lazy	—	33%
loss of a loved one a person	26%	—
catatonia	—	33%
depression is strong	26%	—
no lack of nervous energy	—	32%
stress	44%	17%
damage to the nervous system	—	32%
mental tension	25%	—
traumatic illness	—	32%
inhibition	25%	—
neurosyphilis	—	31%
little low energy level	25%	—
does not like loud sounds	—	31%
high intelligence	25%	—
thinking disorders	—	31%
emotional tension	24%	—
adaptation disorders	—	31%
loses thought	24%	—
apathy	—	30%
death of a loved	24%	—
formation tearful mood	—	30%
confusion of thoughts	24%	—
rapid fatigue from mental work	—	30%
severe exhaustion	24%	—
the feeling of madness	—	30%
rapid breathing	24%	—
very forgetful and absent-minded	—	30%
cold skin	24%	—
optimism	—	30%
illness from stress	23%	—
disease from reproaches	—	30%
pale skin	23%	—
metabolic disorder	—	30%
everything is bad	23%	—
dizziness when walking	—	29%
no strength	23%	—
manic depressive psychosis	—	29%
paralysis	22%	—
hot patient	—	29%
impressionability	22%	—
cries for no reason	—	29%
exhaustion after illness	21%	—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	29%
overwork	21%	—
impaired lung function	—	28%
palpitations	20%	—
urolithiasis	—	28%
exhaustion	20%	—
syphilis	—	28%
tachycardia	20%	—
tendency to depression	—	28%
shock states of various genesis	33%	20%
onset of illness	—	27%
effects of shock	32%	20%
irritability	—	27%
subacute condition	28%	17%
apathy fatigue	—	27%
2 children	22%	13%
instilled	—	27%
state of exacerbation	22%	13%
sharp change of mood	—	27%
general tension	23%	14%
often in a bad mood	—	27%
motor activity	23%	14%
attacks of pain	—	27%
thoughts about the disease	23%	14%
irritability during	—	27%
increased motor activity	23%	14%
acute condition	—	27%
chronic condition	21%	13%
he walks badly	—	26%
paranoia	21%	13%
recovery period	—	26%
stupor	48%	41%
stage of recovery	—	26%
bipolar disorder	39%	33%
the head is too heavy	—	26%
organic mood disorder	32%	27%
acute head injury	—	26%
acute injury	23%	19%
post-traumatic shock	—	26%
consequences of injuries	28%	24%
distracted	—	26%
limited vocabulary	—	26%
stroke	—	26%
drug poisoning	—	26%
aversion to criticism	—	26%
dependence on the doctor	—	25%
better in afternoon	—	25%
drug disease	—	25%
impaired arterial function	—	25%
aversion to mental labor	—	25%
brain abscess	—	25%
touchy	—	25%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation	—	24%
takes care of relatives	—	24%
depression	21%	44%
pain when walking	—	23%
decreased concentration of attention	—	23%
vascular parkinsonism	—	23%
bitterness	—	22%
tearfulness	—	22%
the patient complains of a headache	—	22%
shaky gait	—	22%
frequent dizziness	—	22%
migrating larva	—	22%
traumatic shock	—	22%
multiple stones in the bladder	—	22%
low self-esteem	—	22%
neuroinfections	—	22%
frequent headaches	—	22%
agitated depression	—	22%
depression anxiety	—	21%
chronic granulomatous disease	—	21%
psychological suppression	—	21%
takes antidepressants	—	21%
headache with dizziness	—	21%
worries due to pain	—	21%
mixed anxious	—	21%
creative person	—	21%
organic hallucinosis	—	21%

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