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Results: Differences General	✘Neurotic stuttering	✘Посттравматическое стрессовое расстройство у детей
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%(0) 21%(0) Other hormones — 58%(2) Measurements at the reception 3%(0) 27%(0) General and visits — 29%(0) MRI of the organ 3%(0) 26%(0) CT of the organ 3%(0) 25%(0) General inspection 5%(0) 23%(0) Diary — 27%(0) Histological studies — 26%(0) Thyroid hormones — 26%(5) Autoimmune markers — 20%(1) ECG — 20%(0) General blood test — 19%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
stuttering	100%	—
nervous shock	—	84%
stuttering in children	41%	—
anxious thoughts	—	84%
stuttering from excitement	35%	—
panic attacks	—	73%
stuttering the first syllable	33%	—
sexual violence anamnesis	—	71%
neurosis	59%	30%
illness from stress	—	70%
stuttering in childhood	19%	—
fears of anxiety	—	69%
neurotic stuttering	18%	—
thoughts about work	—	69%
logophobia	17%	—
post-traumatic shock	—	67%
stuttering in speech	15%	—
thoughts at night	—	67%
nose good	12%	—
nightmares	—	66%
stress neurosis	10%	—
anxiety attack	7%	72%
affective shock reactions	9%	—
obsessive-compulsive neurosis	—	65%
fear of school	8%	—
mental shock	10%	73%
embolophrasia	8%	—
obsessive thoughts	—	62%
bilingualism in children	8%	—
anxiety at night	5%	67%
a demanding child	8%	—
consequences of injuries	—	61%
few friends	8%	—
consequences of psychotrauma	5%	66%
hysterical neurosis	7%	—
fear of illness	4%	65%
euphoria	7%	—
shock states of various genesis	4%	64%
children's speech	7%	—
discharge phobias	5%	64%
The psyche is chatty	7%	—
unpleasant memories	—	59%
excitable psychopathy	7%	—
general tension	—	59%
hysterical psychopathy	7%	—
effects of shock	6%	63%
unstable type of psychopathy	7%	—
traumatic shock	—	57%
hypochondria	6%	—
irritability during	—	57%
taciturnity	6%	—
irritability	—	57%
conflict in the family	6%	—
childhood diseases	—	56%
effects of puberty	6%	—
fear of pain	—	56%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome	6%	—
suicide	—	56%
calm child	6%	—
flash screams in anger	5%	61%
slow cns infections	6%	—
outbursts of anger	5%	61%
causeless anxiety	6%	—
bitterness	5%	60%
dysprosody	6%	—
the effects of anxiety	7%	62%
affectionate child	6%	—
nervous exhaustion	7%	62%
demanding	6%	—
trauma	—	55%
anamnesis ischemic stroke	5%	—
thoughts about the disease	—	55%
cns tumors	5%	—
impressionability	—	54%
hydrocephalus	5%	—
aggressive	4%	58%
worse from worry	5%	—
emotional	6%	60%
says the same	5%	—
life in the past	—	54%
vegetative vascular dystonia	5%	—
guilt	—	54%
overflow of the head	5%	—
unexplained fear	—	54%
chatty	5%	—
stress	8%	61%
psychopathy	5%	—
illusions	—	52%
time to do anything says slowly	5%	—
extreme	—	52%
prolonged urination	5%	—
acute condition	—	51%
tumors of the heart	4%	—
poor sleep	4%	55%
leukoencephalitis	4%	—
depression	—	51%
heredity predisposition	4%	—
delirium	—	51%
CHD	4%	—
addiction	—	51%
head tumor	4%	—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	51%
age 4 years	4%	—
adaptation disorders	—	50%
impaired nervous system function	4%	—
emotional child	—	50%
neurological pain	4%	—
confusion of consciousness	—	50%
hysteria	4%	—
madness	—	50%
encephalitis	4%	—
grief	—	50%
cramps in the legs	4%	—
prolonged insomnia	5%	55%
oncology	3%	—
mood disorder	—	49%
elective mutism in children	3%	—
desire for physical activity	—	49%
exhaustion	6%	54%
psychologist	5%	53%
patient's condition	6%	53%
consequences of grief	—	47%
crying from fear	—	46%
up strong	—	46%
fear in a dream	—	45%
tract crying attacks	—	45%
anxiety in the morning	—	44%
fear of relationships	—	44%
fear of serious illnesses	—	44%
pseudodementia	—	44%
delirium in a dream	—	44%
irritable moody	—	44%
onset of illness	—	44%
attacks of pain	4%	47%
memory lapses	—	43%
anxiety about work	—	43%
history of surgery	4%	46%
drug disease	5%	47%
emotional tension	5%	47%
drug poisoning	—	42%
inadequate behavior	—	42%
sense of guilt after anger	—	41%
fatigue from study	—	41%
night terrors	—	41%
intoxication	—	41%
foolishness	—	40%
childish behavior	—	40%
anxiety	25%	65%
quickly gets tired	4%	44%
anxiety disorders in children	7%	46%
constant weakness	4%	43%
feeling of bruising	4%	43%
hallucinations	—	39%
infantile	—	39%
drowsiness	—	39%
rumination disorder	—	38%
takes antidepressants	—	38%
worries due to pain	—	38%
affective disorders	—	38%
hormonal disorders	—	38%
cannot sleep	—	38%
agitation	—	38%
anxiety with agitation	—	38%
alcohol dependence	—	38%
very anxious	5%	42%
increased	3%	40%
rapid reaction	—	37%
constant fear	—	37%
memory impairment	—	37%
polymorbidity	—	37%
loves nature	—	37%
constant feeling of anxiety	5%	42%
emotional exhaustion	—	36%
obvisit	—	36%
general intoxication syndrome	—	36%
closed	—	36%
he doesn't want	—	36%
fear of humiliation	—	36%
f40	—	36%
consequences of taking medications	5%	41%
can not sleep	—	35%
think long	—	35%
he sleeps all the time	—	35%
anxiety can not sleep at night	—	35%
forgetfulness	—	35%
worried in the evening	—	35%
avoids people	—	35%
insomnia from overwork	—	35%
destructive behavior	—	34%
depression anxiety	—	34%
obvisit	—	34%
fear of change	—	34%
screaming crying	—	34%
internal tension	—	34%
severe stress	5%	39%
akathisia	—	33%
loudly cries	—	33%
media alcoholism	—	33%
fog in the head	—	33%
subacute condition	—	33%

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