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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Satyriasis✘Behavior disorders
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 15%(0)15%(0)
Sex hormones 22%(2)—
Neurologist's examination 13%(0)—
General inspection 12%(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%
cold sweat on the forehead 100% —
hyperactive — 94%
desire for coffee 81% —
comes in spite — 88%
self-confident 80% —
fidgety — 83%
cold in the head 68% —
asleep makes in its own way — 79%
satyriasis 62% —
stubborn stubborn — 65%
cold sweat 58% —
nervous excitability — 65%
sweating is increased 54% —
aggressive 13% 75%
severe sweating 51% —
sociopath — 59%
worse from cold 51% —
schizophrenia 16% 66%
increased profuse sweating 51% —
overexcitation of the psyche 14% 61%
sexuality increased 43% —
aggressive behavior of children — 46%
homosexuality 40% —
behavior disorders — 45%
anxiety 37% —
steals — 42%
sexual dissatisfaction 34% —
torments animals — 39%
fetishism 31% —
driven — 36%
sexual masochism 31% —
cruelty — 36%
idleness 31% —
childish behavior — 36%
decreased libido 25% —
foolishness — 36%
paraphilia 24% —
no dreams — 35%
nymphomania 24% —
conflict with the mother — 34%
grumpy 23% —
infantile — 34%
the desire to be an adult 22% —
fighting — 31%
epidemic encephalitis 22% —
madness 23% 53%
recovery period 20% —
alcoholism — 30%
stage of recovery 20% —
dependence on parents — 30%
sexual arousal 20% —
hysteria in a child — 29%
the desire to recover 20% —
alcohol dependence — 28%
abstinence 19% —
greed — 28%
oncology 19% —
alcoholism in the family — 27%
masturbation 19% —
childhood diseases — 27%
excess of lh 19% —
destructive — 27%
cheerful 19% —
deceives — 26%
euphoria 17% —
conflict in the family — 26%
illusions 17% —
artistic — 25%
hormonal disorders 17% —
serious child — 25%
tumors of the adrenal glands 17% —
aggressive child — 25%
illness from distress 16% —
impulsiveness — 23%
disease from experiences 16% —
destructive behavior 19% 42%
encephalitis 15% —
absent-mindedness — 23%
mixed anxious 15% —
hyperkinesis — 23%
effects of taking hormones 15% —
hyperactive child — 23%
pituitary gland diseases 15% —
adaptation disorders — 22%
head tumor 15% —
feeling lonely — 22%
sociable 15% —
lung removed — 21%
agitation 15% —
hysteria — 21%
better from work 15% —
large child — 20%
depression anxiety 15% —
children's speech — 19%
mental shock 38% 21%
2 children — 19%
neurosis 14% —
impaired lung function — 16%
leukoencephalitis 14% —
patient's condition 11% 26%
is better in nature 14% —
lowered — 14%
head injury 14% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 13% 26%
tingling 14% —
sexual violence anamnesis 20% 28%
effects of puberty 14% —
mood disorder 22% 30%
psychologist 13% —
bipolar disorder 17% 24%
family man 13% —
bitterness 16% 22%
control issues 12% —
affective disorders 15% 21%
neurological disorders 12% —
longing 15% 21%
damage to the nervous system 12% —
outbursts of anger 16% 22%
trauma 11% —
flash screams in anger 16% 22%
consequences of taking medications 11% —
emotional 12% 17%
depression 32% 26%
history of surgery 10% 14%
low self-esteem 27% 22%
confusion of consciousness 18% 18%
up mania 22% 22%

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