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Distinctive symptoms
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violence in childhood 97%
up mania 82%
a state of humiliation 66%
computer addiction 50%
indecision 64%
aversion to criticism 29%
still sexual fantasies 66% 9%
out deterioration from mental stress 27%
sexual arousal 51%
lazy 27%
paraphilia 50%
worse from work 26%
humiliates 45%
myopia 25%
swearing 41%
self-sufficient 25%
alcohol depression 38%
closes 20%
fear of being alone 37%
lot of thoughts in the head 19%
desire to help 36%
think a lot 19%
attachment to things 36%
desire for solace 18%
libido decrease in women 33%
gambling 17%
respect 32%
blurred vision 16%
worries due to pain 38% 5%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 15%
the desire to be busy 31%
mental tension 15%
mixed anxious 31%
responsible 14%
needs love 31%
mental retardation 13%
psychogenic depression 31%
suppuration of the skin 13%
mental shock 37% 5%
instilled 12%
emotional 39% 7%
mind 10%
tingling 29%
despair 9%
anorgasmia 29%
anxiety with irritability 9%
fear of being dependent on someone 28%
irritability 8%
feeling of helplessness 28%
dependence on parents 8%
harmful child 28%
feelings of shame and guilt 8%
childhood diseases 28%
suicide 8%
cruelty 27%
obsessive thoughts 8%
femininity 27%
calculating 8%
consequences of psychotrauma 35% 6%
feeling of hopelessness 8%
does the wrong thing 27%
obsessive movements 8%
moral 26%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 8%
learning difficulties 26%
a new patient 8%
decreased libido 25%
internal conflict 8%
weak erection 24%
insomnia anxiety 7%
is better when busy 24%
deceives 7%
anxiety disorders in children 24%
neurosis 7%
adynamia 24%
thirst 7%
low self-esteem 40% 14%
addiction 7%
anxiety 33% 8%
desire to be the center of attention 7%
effects of shock 29% 5%
practical 7%
shock states of various genesis 29% 5%
dependence on the doctor 6%
agnosia 22%
loss of work 6%
depression anxiety 22%
adaptation disorders 6%
worse lying down 21%
loss of a loved one a person 6%
refuses to help 21%
impulsiveness 6%
criticality 20%
can't refuse 6%
psychologist 26% 4%
fear of performing what 6%
consumes alcohol 20%
suicidal thoughts 6%
mood disorder 32% 10%
effects of drugs 6%
delirium 19%
fear of life 6%
confusion of consciousness 19%
pleasant 6%
aggressive 19%
psyche suicidal thoughts 6%
destructive behavior 19%
alcoholism and drug addiction 6%
quickly gets tired 18%
anxiety at night 6%
helps others 18%
feeling lonely 6%
patient's condition 27% 8%
euphoria 6%
emotional child 23% 5%
asleep makes in its own way 6%
emotional tension 22% 5%
conflict in the family 6%
guilt 25% 8%
poor sleep 5%
fear of illness 21% 5%
perception 5%
unspecified mental disorders 18% 8%
family man 5%
consequences of taking medications 15% 6%
needs support 5%
madness 19% 10%
problems with studying 5%
alcohol dependence 20% 12%
needs attention 5%
nose good 24% 16%
general tension 5%
alcoholism 22% 15%
psychological suppression 5%
control issues 4%
stage of recovery 4%
recovery period 4%
drug disease 4%

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