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Results: Differences General	✘Attention disorders	✘Mild cognitive impairment
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(2) Measurements at the reception — 16%(0) Coagulogram — 15%(2) Neurologist's examination — 14%(0) General inspection — 13%(0) Infection tests 7%(1) — Diary 2%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	62%
hyperactive	91%	—
constant sweating	—	52%
nervous excitability	71%	—
alcoholism	—	45%
overexcitation of the psyche	61%	—
severe sweating	—	45%
delay of mental development	59%	—
increased profuse sweating	—	45%
distracted	58%	—
alcohol dependence	—	41%
delayed speech development	49%	—
mild cognitive impairment	—	35%
children's speech	43%	—
reads poetry	—	33%
fidgety	41%	—
fussiness and worries	—	30%
forgetfulness lately	39%	—
exaggerates	—	30%
fog in the head	35%	—
decreased intelligence	—	28%
asleep makes in its own way	34%	—
progressive paralysis	—	28%
can't get together	34%	—
dementia	5%	33%
autism	34%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	5%	33%
can not think	33%	—
encephalopathy	—	27%
motor activity	32%	—
hypoxia	—	27%
increased motor activity	32%	—
dementia with lewy bodies	—	27%
makes mistakes when writing	32%	—
impaired arterial function	—	27%
mistakes when writing	32%	—
lot paralysis left-sided	—	26%
comes in spite	28%	—
creutzfeldt-jakob disease	—	25%
slow	25%	—
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy	—	25%
jumps from one topic to another	24%	—
angiopathy	4%	28%
stubborn stubborn	24%	—
cognitive disorders	9%	33%
speech slurred	22%	—
progressive supranuclear paralysis	—	24%
slow thinking	22%	—
elderly memory is weak	—	22%
she waves her hands	21%	—
eating salt	—	22%
childhood diseases	21%	—
elderly patients	—	22%
loses thought	20%	—
demyelinating diseases	—	22%
very forgetful and absent-minded	19%	—
fussiness	—	22%
does not understand speech	18%	—
rabies	—	22%
neurosis	18%	—
psycho - organic syndrome	—	22%
obsessive movements	18%	—
damage to the nervous system	6%	28%
absent-mindedness	45%	25%
psychologist	2%	24%
studies poorly	18%	—
impaired nervous system function	—	21%
lags behind in the development	33%	13%
rapid fatigue from mental work	3%	24%
thoughts about the disease	17%	—
paralysis	—	21%
confusion of thoughts	17%	—
onset of illness	—	21%
business anxiety	16%	—
need for salt	—	21%
impatient	15%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	21%
does not remember what he has read	15%	—
huntington's disease	—	21%
does not tolerate objections	14%	—
anxiety about work	—	21%
problems with studying	14%	—
no appetite	—	20%
consequences of vaccinations	14%	—
oncology	—	20%
walking back and forth	14%	—
lowered	5%	25%
skips the letters	13%	—
senile dementia	—	19%
masturbation	13%	—
hepatic encephalopathy	—	19%
depressed mood	13%	—
chorea	—	19%
dyslexia	13%	—
croup	—	19%
late begins to speak	13%	—
metabolic disorder	—	19%
out deterioration from mental stress	13%	—
hemorrhagic cystitis	—	19%
clumsiness	13%	—
ophthalmoplegia	—	19%
think a lot	13%	—
fatigue from work	—	18%
lot of thoughts in the head	13%	—
refusal to drink	—	18%
consequences of dpt	13%	—
need for fats	—	18%
lack of will	13%	—
multiple sclerosis	—	18%
stupid	12%	—
patient's condition	5%	23%
speech absence	12%	—
more often in old age	—	17%
sloppy	12%	—
meningoencephalitis	—	17%
errors in speech	12%	—
little low energy level	—	17%
mistakes in reading	12%	—
affective disorders	—	17%
confuses the words	12%	—
ischemic stroke	—	17%
mess in things	12%	—
drug disease	—	17%
thinks about the bad	12%	—
hemorrhagic stroke	—	17%
worse from work	12%	—
bladder interventions	—	17%
greasy taste in the mouth	12%	—
up circulatory disorders	5%	22%
insists on its	12%	—
apoplexy	—	17%
memory lapses	12%	—
parkinson's disease	—	17%
emotional	12%	—
organic brain damage	7%	24%
psychological suppression	12%	—
cystitis	—	17%
headache from mental stress	12%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	16%
desire to argue	12%	—
hypoglycemia	—	16%
consequences of fright	12%	—
eating and drinking	—	16%
restless hands	12%	—
mixed anxious	—	16%
cunning	11%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	16%
right-sided inguinal hernia	11%	—
memory impairment	—	16%
anxious thoughts	11%	—
feeling of heaviness in the head	2%	18%
alternating high and low moods	11%	—
heaviness in the head	2%	18%
clumsy	11%	—
trauma	2%	17%
loser	11%	—
kidney failure	—	15%
thoughtfulness	11%	—
protein c deficiency	—	15%
tired of talking	11%	—
protein reduced	—	15%
chatty	11%	—
no children	—	15%
deceives	11%	—
beriberi	—	15%
selfish	11%	—
destructive behavior	—	15%
walking on tiptoe	11%	—
calculating	—	15%
inadequate behavior	11%	—
liver failure	—	15%
forgets words	10%	—
hiv	—	15%
outbursts of anger	10%	—
vascular tumor	—	14%
atheist	10%	—
smokes	—	14%
facial tics	10%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	14%
face turns red with excitement	10%	—
chronic condition	—	14%
loves praise	10%	—
neuroinfections	3%	17%
flash screams in anger	10%	—
thrombosis	—	14%
desire for flour	10%	—
stroke	2%	15%
agitation	10%	—
liver problems	—	13%
growling	10%	—
nausea	—	13%
suppressed gonorrhea	10%	—
brain tumor	2%	15%
indecision	10%	—
decreased concentration of attention	2%	15%
congestion the consequences of masturbation	10%	—
impaired kidney function	—	13%
divergent squint	10%	—
intoxication	1%	13%
depression apathy	9%	—
impaired lung function	1%	13%

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