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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Disorder of violation of bodily formObsessive-compulsive movement syndrome in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 37%(1)
MRI of the brain 26%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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self-rejection 75%
neuroses in children 76%
high sensitivity to criticism 75%
obsessive thoughts 73%
extravagant 63%
obsessive movements 69%
deterioration from reproaches 61%
childhood diseases 46%
suicide 55%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 41% 78%
low self-esteem 54%
comes in spite 18%
disease from reproaches 53%
asleep makes in its own way 16%
mixed anxious 52%
periodic illness 14%
nevus ota 51%
tics 14%
retraction of chest 51%
obsessive movement syndrome in children 12%
history of surgery 50%
pandas syndrome 10%
domestic violence 50%
logophobia 9%
anhedonia 49%
grimaces 9%
self-blame 49%
obvisit with illness 8%
anxiety personality disorder 48%
despotism 8%
mood disorder 53% 4%
neurosis 47% 54%
aversion to criticism 46%
foolishness 7%
teacher 46%
overprotection 7%
enophthalmos 46%
childish behavior 7%
accumulates things 46%
better from work 7%
decreased concentration of attention 46%
psychologist 7%
legs thick 46%
worried about everything 7%
neurosis-like disorders 46%
infantile 7%
perfectionism 46%
restless child 6%
depression 45%
nervous the child 6%
leg restlessness 45%
restless and anxious 6%
increased 43%
periods of exacerbation 6%
parvovirus infection 43%
obvisit 6%
obesity on the stomach 43%
eyes close 6%
big nose 43%
sociopath 6%
exophthalmos 42%
streptococcal infections 6%
greasy hair 42%
thinks about the bad 6%
thick skin 41%
stress neurosis 6%
change in appetite 41%
everything is bad 5%
disease from experiences 40%
streptococci 5%
illness from distress 40%
independent 5%
illusions 40%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 5%
fat deposits 40%
discharge phobias 5%
is better when busy 40%
motor activity 5%
in the genus mental illness 39%
psychosomatics 5%
drug disease 39%
mental shock 5%
nose large eyes 38%
damage to the nervous system 5%
indecision 37%
constantly moving 5%
depression anxiety 37%
emotional child 5%
stereotypia 36%
can not think 5%
the need for security 36%
anxiety disorders in children 5%
fear of the unknown 43% 6%
up mania 5%
hallucinations 35%
difficult childhood 5%
needs attention 34%
stubborn stubborn 5%
destructive behavior 33%
increased motor activity 5%
asymmetry 33%
family man 4%
short height 33%
overexcitation of the psyche 4%
oily skin 33%
stress 4%
confusion of consciousness 32%
worse from movement 4%
delirium 32%
helps others 4%
a lot of medicines 32%
onset of illness 4%
patient's condition 37% 3%
heredity predisposition 4%
skin anesthesia 31%
fears of anxiety 38% 5%
urolithiasis 31%
chronic condition 31%
dependence on the doctor 31%
drug allergy 31%
anesthesia 30%
takes antidepressants 37% 5%
anxiety 45% 13%
increased sensitivity 30%
fear of illness 36% 5%
allergy 29%
blood diseases 27%
skin problems 27%
nervousness 34% 5%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 32% 4%
madness 32% 4%
lowered 25% 3%
emotional 29% 14%

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