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Results: Differences General	✘Midlife crisis in men	✘Diogenes syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(0) Sex hormones 18%(1) — CT of the organ — 11%(0) MRI of the organ — 8%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	67%
midlife crisis in men	56%	—
aggressive	21%	79%
apathy	85%	32%
pent-up anger	—	58%
worries about himself	37%	—
pathological hoarding	—	50%
patient's condition	48%	11%
cannot relax	—	48%
anxiety	43%	9%
demanding	—	43%
makes plans	29%	—
likes order	—	43%
nervousness	28%	—
desire for fresh air	—	38%
misunderstanding	26%	—
grumpy	—	37%
depression is strong	26%	—
hemorrhoids	—	35%
aggression after alcohol	26%	—
outbursts of anger	19%	53%
death of a loved	25%	—
emotional	28%	61%
apathy strong	24%	—
forgetfulness	—	30%
opinion of others is important	24%	—
shamelessness	—	29%
tendency to depression	23%	—
no strength	—	27%
does not want to live	23%	—
greed	—	26%
happy	23%	—
overweight	—	25%
reflections	23%	—
aversion to dirt	—	20%
depression apathy	22%	—
aversion to the smells	—	19%
mood disorder	33%	9%
indifference	—	19%
think long	21%	—
closes	—	18%
cannot work	21%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	17%
conflict in the family	21%	—
angry easily	—	17%
psyche suicidal thoughts	21%	—
schizophrenia	—	17%
suicidal thoughts	21%	—
alert	—	17%
social phobia	21%	—
love for people	—	17%
intense longing	20%	—
feeling of dirt	—	15%
reduced efficiency	20%	—
aggression on yourself	—	15%
suicide	19%	—
angry irritable	—	15%
the effects of anxiety	19%	—
dementia	—	15%
impatient	19%	—
stims	—	14%
strong irritability	19%	—
squeamishness	—	14%
make the main	18%	—
organic mood disorder	—	14%
feeling lonely	18%	—
dissatisfaction with life	—	14%
loss of work	18%	—
sociopath	—	14%
prolonged depression	18%	—
accumulates things	—	14%
psychological suppression	18%	—
feeling of isolation	—	14%
depressed mood	18%	—
elderly patients	—	14%
death of relatives	18%	—
peak's disease	—	13%
irritability after illness	17%	—
madness	—	13%
indecision	17%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	13%
longing	17%	—
toxic encephalopathy	—	13%
sensations in the extremities	17%	—
obsessive thoughts	—	12%
joint pain	16%	—
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	—	12%
psychologist	33%	16%
more often in old age	—	12%
joint diseases	14%	—
stage of recovery	—	12%
feeling of bruising	14%	—
constant feeling of anxiety	—	12%
bitterness	26%	12%
obsessive movements	—	12%
stereotypia	17%	11%
recovery period	—	12%
criticality	16%	10%
very anxious	—	12%
unspecified mental disorders	15%	9%
history of brain surgery	—	11%
increased	12%	7%
encephalitis	—	11%
lowered	12%	8%
refuses to help	—	11%
neurotic disorder, unspecified	—	11%
thinking disorders	—	11%
drug disease	—	11%
neuroinfections	—	11%
decreased intelligence	—	11%
affective disorders	—	11%
cognitive disorders	—	10%
leukoencephalitis	—	10%
traumatic illness	—	10%
destructive behavior	—	10%
history of surgery	—	10%
head injury	—	10%
changeable mood	—	10%
traumatic brain injury	—	10%
encephalopathy	—	10%
neurosis	—	10%
suspicion	—	9%
intoxication	—	9%
brain damage	—	9%
attacks of pain	—	9%
organic brain damage	—	9%
irritability	22%	30%
trauma	—	8%
blood diseases	—	8%

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