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Results: Differences General ✘Schizophrenia in children✘Подростковый сниффинг
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 23%(0)21%(0)
MRI of the organ —31%(0)
CT of the organ —30%(0)
Other hormones —29%(1)
CT of the head —25%(0)
CT scan of the brain —24%(0)
Histological studies 24%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
schizophrenia 77% —
intoxication of alcohol — 73%
emotional coldness 71% —
quickly gets drunk — 53%
emotional child 67% —
complexities — 50%
duality 59% —
aversion to alcohol — 48%
hebephrenic syndrome 59% —
shortness of breath with meteorism — 46%
philosopher 59% —
feeling of intoxication — 44%
apathy 57% —
respect — 43%
catatonia 57% —
numbness in the head — 42%
affective disorders 56% —
curious — 40%
neurosis-like disorders 56% —
body is wadded — 39%
pseudodementia 54% —
abandonment of school — 38%
coprolalia 51% —
sweating of the palms — 37%
attachment disorders in children 51% —
teacher — 36%
there is little will 50% —
tingling in the body — 36%
the desire for protection 50% —
comes in spite — 36%
up strong 50% —
blue belly — 36%
cognitive disorders 50% —
sociopath — 36%
loss of father 50% —
anxiety with irritability — 34%
olfactory hallucinations 48% —
the desire to be an adult — 34%
obsessive thoughts 48% —
bouts of nausea — 33%
depressive thoughts 48% —
is not thinking — 33%
aggressive 48% —
constant nausea — 33%
causeless laughter 48% —
face is red — 32%
stupid 47% —
can't get together — 32%
neurotic disorder, unspecified 47% —
asleep makes in its own way — 32%
alcoholism 46% —
can not think — 31%
rude behavior 45% —
tremor of the hands — 31%
cries for no reason 45% —
effects of drugs — 31%
child is not says 45% —
the effects of anxiety — 31%
the desire to be busy 45% —
stubbornness — 31%
laughter through tears 45% —
impaired lung function — 31%
childish behavior 44% —
addiction 31% 62%
foolishness 44% —
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 30%
creative person 44% —
depressed mood — 30%
anxious thoughts 44% —
psychological suppression — 30%
domestic violence 44% —
take it, take it — 30%
desire to be small 43% —
dependence on other people — 30%
changeable mood 42% —
irritability after illness — 29%
infantile 42% —
dependence on parents — 29%
problems with studying 41% —
swelling of the brain — 29%
grimaces 41% —
severe sweating — 29%
happy 41% —
increased profuse sweating — 29%
inadequate behavior 41% —
indecision — 29%
neurosis 40% —
history of brain surgery — 29%
depersonalization 40% —
need for movement — 28%
changing handwriting 40% —
refuses to help — 28%
violation of the function of the tonsils 40% —
tremor — 27%
depression in children 40% —
moderate condition — 27%
right ventricle volume is lowered 40% —
bloating — 27%
eats inedible 39% —
fainting — 27%
choking 39% —
tingling — 27%
chokes while eating 39% —
nervousness — 27%
religiosity 39% —
disorders of consciousness — 26%
senestopathy 39% —
decreased concentration of attention — 26%
cruelty 39% —
irritability — 26%
obvisit 39% —
fighting — 25%
delusion 38% —
dizziness — 25%
affective psychosis 38% —
nausea vomiting — 25%
psychopathy 38% —
sweating is increased — 25%
the psyche is rough 38% —
arrhythmia — 25%
disorder of violation of bodily form 38% —
subacute condition — 24%
studies poorly 38% —
nausea — 24%
alcoholism and drug addiction 37% —
changes in the blood — 24%
weak lungs 37% —
dyspnea — 24%
problems with the father 37% —
vomiting — 23%
autism 37% —
presses — 23%
loves himself 37% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 22%
bipolar disorder 36% —
blood diseases — 21%
severe hypoxia 36% —
consequences of taking medications — 21%
obsessive-compulsive neurosis 36% —
hypoxia 26% 42%
anxiety attack 36% —
impaired arterial function 24% 37%
delirium 63% 25%
enthusiastic 37% 47%
change in appetite 35% —
effects of puberty 30% 39%
madness 62% 25%
organic brain damage 27% 35%
behavioral disorders in children 35% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 28% 36%
grumpy 35% —
cerebral circulation disorder 28% 36%
empty 35% —
angiopathy 24% 31%
loss of a loved one a person 34% —
up circulatory disorders 25% 32%
absent-mindedness 34% —
unspecified mental disorders 27% 34%
impulsiveness 34% —
brain damage 36% 40%
confusion of consciousness 61% 25%
intoxication 35% 39%
thinking disorders 34% —
up mania 33% —
inhibition 33% —
fears of anxiety 33% —
speech absence 32% —
longing 32% —
death of a loved 32% —
emotional 56% 23%
fear of illness 31% —
increased 31% —
mental retardation 30% —
childhood diseases 53% 21%
height is low 29% —
consumes alcohol 29% —
remission 29% —
no children 29% —
pedantry 29% —
heredity predisposition 29% —
general intoxication syndrome 28% —
overweight 28% —
serious condition 28% —
no appetite 28% —
2 children 28% —
criticality 28% —
family man 27% —
not enough time 27% —
gradual deterioration of the condition 27% —
lags behind in the development 26% —
convulsions 26% —
helps others 26% —
recovery period 25% —
stage of recovery 25% —
onset of illness 24% —
angioplasty 24% —
mood disorder 60% 34%
atrophy of the tonsils 21% —
hallucinations 68% 48%
psychologist 61% 43%

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