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Results: Differences General ✘Neurotic stuttering✘Gastroneurosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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stuttering 97% —
impaired gastric function — 94%
stuttering in children 47% —
congestion belching — 53%
stuttering from excitement 37% —
gastroneurosis — 42%
stuttering the first syllable 33% —
abdominal pain — 42%
fright 24% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 38%
neurotic stuttering 20% —
feeling of emptiness in the stomach — 30%
stuttering in childhood 20% —
gastritis — 27%
nocturnal enuresis 20% —
neurosis 64% 90%
logophobia 18% —
complete lack of appetite — 25%
stuttering in speech 16% —
belching air — 24%
nose good 15% —
quickly gets tired 4% 27%
I can't be alone 14% —
inflammation — 23%
anxiety 28% 15%
burning in the stomach — 23%
mental shock 11% —
bulimia — 22%
affective shock reactions 10% —
quarrels in a dream — 21%
speech slurred 10% —
is quickly irritated — 21%
few friends 9% —
anxiety in the stomach — 21%
euphoria 8% —
hunger after eating — 21%
anxiety disorders in children 8% —
additional lung — 21%
bilingualism in children 8% —
empty — 20%
children's speech 8% —
heartburn — 20%
anxiety attack 8% —
worse from fried — 19%
embolophrasia 8% —
sweat irritating — 19%
fear of school 8% —
constant heartburn — 19%
The psyche is chatty 8% —
violation of gastric motility — 19%
slow cns infections 7% —
increased appetite — 18%
causeless anxiety 7% —
vomiting multiple — 18%
dysprosody 7% —
burns — 18%
lively 7% —
digestion of belching — 18%
affectionate child 7% —
vomiting — 18%
calm child 7% —
headache after crying — 18%
effects of shock 7% —
abuse of sedative-hypnotic drugs — 18%
effects of puberty 7% —
eats inedible — 18%
asleep separation 7% —
epigastric discomfort — 18%
nervous exhaustion 7% —
the sympathetic nervous system — 17%
neuroses in children 7% —
worse from salty — 17%
the effects of anxiety 7% —
weakness after stress — 17%
organic anxiety disorder 7% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 17%
demanding 7% —
gastrointestinal problems — 16%
consequences of psychotrauma 6% —
tearfulness — 16%
anxiety at night 6% —
urine is caustic — 16%
personality feeling 6% —
disease vomiting from stress for a long time — 16%
convulsions 6% —
headache after stress — 16%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 6% —
by erosion of the stomach — 15%
prolonged urination 6% —
vomiting from overeating — 15%
taciturnity 6% —
fickle appetite — 15%
overflow of the head 6% —
increased acidity of the stomach — 15%
a lot of stress 6% —
obvisit — 15%
insomnia anxiety 6% —
formation tearful mood — 15%
conflict in the family 6% —
abdominal discomfort — 15%
family man 6% —
psychosomatics 7% 22%
time to do anything says slowly 6% —
from fatigue crying — 15%
chatty 6% —
irritability and tearfulness — 14%
emotional tension 5% —
fear of violence — 14%
consequences of acute respiratory 5% —
addiction — 14%
alternating symptoms 5% —
appetite immediately after eating — 14%
hydrocephalus 5% —
anxious thoughts — 14%
shock states of various genesis 5% —
acute esophagitis — 14%
age 4 years 5% —
bloating — 14%
neurological pain 5% —
tearful worried — 14%
tumors of the heart 5% —
eating salt — 14%
cramps in the legs 5% —
erosive esophagitis — 14%
encephalitis 5% —
abdominal pain burning — 14%
head tumor 5% —
constipation — 13%
cns tumors 5% —
lung rupture — 13%
urinary incontinence 5% —
damage taste change — 13%
anxiety depressive disorder 5% —
headache from worried — 13%
says the same 5% —
irritability — 13%
in the genus mental illness 5% —
no appetite — 13%
neurotic disorder, unspecified 5% —
irritability with headache — 13%
consequences of head injury 5% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 9% 22%
vegetative vascular dystonia 5% —
digestion gastritis — 13%
consequences of fear 5% —
emotional weakness — 13%
prolonged insomnia 5% —
frequent eructation — 13%
CHD 4% —
rupture of the esophagus — 13%
brain damage 4% —
duodenal ulcer — 12%
heart dysfunction 4% —
abdominal pain during meals — 12%
leukoencephalitis 4% —
is irritable weakness — 12%
problems with studying 4% —
insomnia from experiences — 12%
overwork 4% —
gastric adenocarcinoma — 12%
attacks of pain 4% —
low acidity — 12%
high height 4% —
diseases of the stomach and duodenum — 12%
responsible 4% —
peptic ulcer — 12%
heredity predisposition 4% —
weakness after experiences — 12%
elective mutism in children 3% —
crying from pain — 12%
mood disorder — 12%
think long — 12%
irritability from pain — 12%
stomach cancer — 12%
stomach tumors — 12%
irritability from fatigue — 12%
headaches — 12%
emotional fatigue — 12%
food is poorly digested — 11%
fears of anxiety — 11%
intestinal ulcer — 11%
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine — 11%
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 11%
gastrojunal ulcer — 11%
vomiting food — 11%
speeded up urination — 11%
effects of drugs — 11%
vomiting bile — 11%
change in appetite — 11%
gastroenteritis — 11%
nose headache from fatigue — 11%
sleep restless — 11%
duodenitis — 11%
headache with weakness — 11%
stomach ulcer — 11%
make the main — 11%
obsessive thoughts — 11%
acute duodenitis — 11%
esophagitis — 11%
impaired nervous system function 5% 16%

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