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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General AllotriophagyFetishism
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 5%(1)24%(1)
General urine test 4%(1)19%(1)
General blood test 4%(1)17%(1)
Elements and vitamins 8%(0)
Other hormones 5%(1)
Neurologist's examination 4%(0)
Measurements at the reception 3%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 50%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
autism 26%
pain like an electric shock 40%
increased appetite 25%
narcissism syndrome 40%
olfactory hallucinations 24%
fear of condemnation 38%
mental retardation 23%
pain as the current 35%
damage taste change 23%
paraphilia 35%
unspecified mental disorders 23%
desire to escape 33%
nose good 22%
likes to walk naked 33%
pain is better from movement 21%
boasts 31%
lags behind in the development 21%
pain as from a bruise 30%
palms dry 21%
saliva with blood 29%
picks his nose 20%
Can't study 29%
no appetite 20%
self-confident 28%
worse from prolonged movement 20%
bruising sensation 27%
inhibition 19%
guilt 25%
bites 19%
effects of hormone 24%
increased sensitivity to odors 18%
doubts 23%
anxiety 17%
diseases of infants 21%
worse when shouting 17%
he doesn't want 6% 27%
needs support 17%
tingling 21%
illusions 17%
nervous excitability 21%
constantly increased appetite 16%
fear of illness 21%
hyperactive 16%
the pain is worse lying down 21%
overall activity is reduced 15%
problems with studying 20%
fidgety 15%
decreased concentration of attention 19%
impaired sense of smell 15%
obsessive movements 5% 24%
impressionability 14%
blood in feces 5% 24%
rapid breathing 14%
history of surgery 3% 21%
illness from stress 14%
neurosis 4% 20%
fat deposits 14%
consequences of taking medications 7% 22%
hallucinations 14%
emotional 15% 30%
eats inedible 13%
increased 15%
childhood diseases 12%
bleeding 4% 17%
metabolic disorder 12%
nose nursing mom 7% 19%
improper nutrition 10%
mood disorder 6% 18%
schizophrenia in children 9%
patient's condition 14% 22%
schizophrenia 9%
eats the ground 9%
grateful 9%
desire for cold food 8%
emotional tension 8%
onychophagia 8%
desire for potatoes 8%
likes to eat ice 8%
taste reduction 8%
madness 8%
beriberi 8%
plays toys 7%
desire for spicy 7%
mental shock 7%
hormonal disorders 7%
loves nature 7%
vomiting from overeating 7%
gnaws objects 7%
change in appetite 7%
eating ice 7%
demanding 7%
psychologist 6%
family man 6%
enthusiastic 6%
croup 6%
psychopathy 6%
inadequate behavior 6%
teenage pregnancy 6%
changeable mood 6%
desire to be small 6%
religiosity 6%
vomiting blood 5%
up mania 5%
general tension 5%
shock states of various genesis 5%
likes to be examined 5%
pituitary gland diseases 5%
cytomegalovirus 5%
there are no complaints 5%
affective disorders 5%
consequences of psychotrauma 5%
control issues 5%
appetite is poor 5%
fecal vomiting 5%
impulsiveness 5%
the effects of anxiety 5%
vomiting 5%
calcium 4%
trauma 4%
drug disease 4%
onset of illness 4%
stones in the bladder 4%
destructive behavior 4%
neurological disorders 4%
spicy food 4%
criticality 4%
effects of shock 4%
violation of the stool 4%
blood diseases 3%
skin problems 3%
desire for raw potatoes 3%

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