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Results: Differences General	✘Cancerophobia	✘Eating disorders
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) — CT scan of the brain 85%(0) — Thyroid hormones 68%(0) — General blood test 52%(1) — General urine test 48%(1) — Measurements at the reception 32%(0) 5%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	65%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	41%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	53%	—
increased appetite	—	32%
fear of performing what	53%	—
olfactory hallucinations	—	24%
consequences of fear	53%	—
no appetite	—	23%
obsessive movements	53%	—
pain is better from movement	—	21%
fear of illness	52%	—
palms dry	—	21%
constant fear	52%	—
damage taste change	—	20%
anxiety attack	51%	—
picks his nose	—	20%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	57%	5%
worse from prolonged movement	—	20%
fears of anxiety	55%	5%
increased sensitivity to odors	—	18%
unexplained fear	47%	—
depression apathy	—	17%
panic attacks	47%	—
needs support	—	17%
obsessive thoughts	51%	5%
worse when shouting	—	17%
constant feeling of anxiety	42%	—
hyperactive	—	16%
very anxious	42%	—
constantly increased appetite	—	16%
fear of communication	40%	—
autism	—	16%
hypochondria	47%	6%
nose good	—	16%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome	47%	6%
overall activity is reduced	—	15%
fear of being dependent on someone	38%	—
fidgety	—	15%
fear of the crowd	37%	—
impaired sense of smell	—	15%
fear of death	37%	—
apathy	—	15%
fear of animals	37%	—
mental retardation	—	15%
fear of insects	37%	—
fat deposits	—	14%
neurosis	48%	10%
lags behind in the development	—	14%
fear of accusations	35%	—
rapid breathing	—	14%
organic anxiety disorder	34%	—
eats inedible	—	13%
panic attacks in children	34%	—
bulimia	—	13%
schizophrenia	41%	5%
taste reduction	—	11%
night terrors	33%	—
denies everything	—	10%
lot of fears	33%	—
hunger after eating	—	10%
fear of relationships	32%	—
anorexia nervosa	—	10%
anxiety in the morning	32%	—
complete lack of appetite	—	10%
fear of leaving home alone	32%	—
desire to eat clay	—	9%
social phobia	32%	—
eats the ground	—	9%
fear of eating	32%	—
desire to dominate	—	9%
fear of dogs	32%	—
feeling of hunger constant	—	9%
psychologist	41%	7%
it is important to have your own opinion	—	9%
fear of danger	39%	6%
weight gain	—	9%
confusion of consciousness	39%	6%
opinion of others is important	—	9%
fear of uncertainty	31%	—
guilt	—	9%
fear of heights	31%	—
denies it	—	8%
crying when complaining	31%	—
thin	—	8%
anxiety at night	31%	—
desire to relax	—	8%
desire to be the center of attention	30%	—
slender	—	8%
claustrophobia	30%	—
tension in the body	—	8%
irritability	30%	—
teenage crisis	—	8%
neurosis-like disorders	30%	—
aversion to worry	—	7%
fear of adults	30%	—
causes vomiting	—	7%
cancer	30%	—
psychological suppression	—	7%
oncology	30%	—
selectivity in food	—	7%
madness	39%	7%
creative person	—	7%
fear of losing control	29%	—
psychogenic depression	—	7%
anxious thoughts	29%	—
the desire to gain weight	—	7%
hysteria	29%	—
impulsiveness	—	7%
fear of defecation	29%	—
overprotection	—	7%
thoughts are excruciating	29%	—
caring for the family	—	7%
sociable	29%	—
vomiting from overeating	—	7%
thoughts about diseases cause	29%	—
improper nutrition	—	7%
unspecified mental disorders	45%	14%
hypotrophy	—	6%
onset of illness	28%	—
headache in the temples	—	6%
trauma	28%	—
instilled	—	6%
delirium	36%	6%
weight change	—	6%
touchy	28%	—
digestive weakness	—	6%
psychopathy	35%	6%
appetite is sharply increased	—	6%
fear of vomiting	27%	—
appetite immediately after eating	—	6%
fear of talking	27%	—
family man	—	6%
intense longing	27%	—
weight fluctuations	—	6%
fear of infirmity	27%	—
the desire to be an adult	—	6%
aversion to criticism	27%	—
stress neurosis	—	6%
fear of thunder	26%	—
severe exhaustion	—	5%
sweating is increased	26%	—
no feeling of hunger	—	5%
suicide	26%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	5%
fear of the sight of blood	26%	—
fatigue from work	—	5%
tearfulness	26%	—
emotional child	—	5%
strong irritability	26%	—
change in appetite	—	5%
fear of the audience	26%	—
absences	—	5%
state of exacerbation	26%	—
worse in violation of the diet	—	5%
fear of humiliation	26%	—
eats	—	5%
hysterical neurosis	26%	—
digestive disorders	—	4%
Fear of torment	26%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	4%
takes antidepressants	25%	—
headaches	—	4%
chronic condition	25%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	4%
unstable type of psychopathy	25%	—
beriberi	—	4%
stupid	25%	—
overweight	—	4%
fear of women	25%	—
refuses treatment	—	4%
hospital fear	25%	—
general weakness	—	4%
fearless	25%	—
nose nursing mom	—	4%
fear of bad grades	25%	—
illusions	13%	17%
feeling lonely	25%	—
fear of hunger	—	3%
thinking disorders	25%	—
orthorexia nervosa	—	3%
depression is strong	25%	—
lowered	19%	20%
inner fear	25%	—
inhibition	18%	19%
hysterical psychopathy	25%	—
bitterness	25%	—
congestion fear of going crazy	25%	—
worries about himself	25%	—
excitable psychopathy	25%	—
demanding	24%	—
formation tearful mood	24%	—
obsessive neurosis in children	24%	—
fear cannot make a decision	24%	—
fear of public speaking	24%	—
irritability after illness	24%	—
obsessive movement syndrome in children	24%	—
are easily frightened	24%	—
anxiety	46%	20%
emotional	40%	15%
children's fears	23%	—
fear of water	23%	—
defecation during urination	23%	—

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