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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%(0)
CT scan of the brain	—	80%(0)
Infection tests	—	7%(0)
MRI of the organ	—	7%(0)
CT of the head	—	7%(0)
Measurements at the reception	7%(0)	—
Ultrasound of the organ	—	6%(0)
CT of the organ	—	6%(0)

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

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28%

delirium

84%

sexual arousal

—

17%

desire to be the center of attention

73%

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fear of losing mom

—

16%

boasts

63%

—

tingling

—

16%

obvisit

61%

—

congestion the consequences of masturbation

—

15%

stubbornness

56%

—

consequences of psychotrauma

—

14%

arrogance

48%

—

decreased libido

—

14%

obsessive thoughts

46%

—

fear of being yourself

—

13%

desire to control

43%

—

voyeurism

—

13%

looking for recognition

42%

—

obvisit

—

13%

accusation of others

42%

—

shock states of various genesis

—

12%

schizophrenia

39%

—

effects of shock

—

12%

loves praise

37%

—

desire for sex

—

12%

suspiciousness

36%

—

reason for the consequences of puberty

—

11%

megalomania

36%

—

toxic encephalopathy

—

11%

self-confident

36%

—

masturbation

—

11%

touchy

35%

—

sexuality increased

—

11%

impulsiveness

29%

—

neurosis

—

11%

suspicion

28%

—

consequences of head injury

—

10%

aggressive

27%

—

consequences of fear

—

10%

imperious

22%

—

consequences of alcohol abuse

—

10%

organic delusional schizophrenic disorder

20%

—

effects of drugs

—

progressive paralysis

20%

—

indecision

—

psycho - organic syndrome

19%

—

stereotypia

—

mood disorder

18%

—

psychological suppression

—

senile psychosis

18%

—

adaptation disorders

—

philosopher

17%

—

loss of a loved one a person

—

inadequate behavior

17%

—

alcohol is abusing

—

striving for leadership

17%

—

encephalopathy

—

confident

17%

—

diseases of infants

—

split personality

16%

—

effects of puberty

—

fidgety

16%

—

alcohol dependence

—

hyperactive

16%

—

fear of illness

—

euphoria

15%

—

addiction

—

paralysis

15%

—

quickly gets tired

—

changeable mood

15%

—

dependence on the doctor

—

bipolar disorder

15%

—

psychologist

—

affective disorders

14%

—

Loves power

—

thinking disorders

14%

—

mental shock

13%

15%

thalamic syndrome

14%

—

dementia

frivolity

14%

—

overexcitation of the psyche

nervous shock

14%

—

brain damage

manic depressive psychosis

13%

—

longing

13%

—

causeless anxiety

13%

—

alternating symptoms

13%

—

hallucinations

13%

—

volitional disorders

12%

—

fright

12%

—

cheerful

12%

—

paranoia

12%

—

family man

12%

—

up strong

11%

—

unspecified mental disorders

11%

—

peak's disease

11%

—

mild delirium

11%

—

anxiety

11%

—

pseudodementia

11%

—

hears voices

11%

—

depression anxiety

10%

—

illusions

10%

—

sleep intermittent

10%

—

absent-mindedness

10%

—

in the genus mental illness

10%

—

confusion of consciousness

18%

greed

—

remission

—

open person

—

syphilis

—

mixed anxious

—

variable symptoms

—

I can't be alone

—

traumatic illness

—

madness

18%

attacks of pain

—

destructive behavior

—

stage of recovery

—

recovery period

—

impaired lung function

—

onset of illness

—

childhood diseases

—

lowered

—

organic brain damage

11%

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