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Results: Differences General ✘Gas gangrene
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 42%(7)
General urine test 29%(1)
Coprogram 28%(1)
Blood biochemistry 22%(1)
Coagulogram 18%(1)
Radiography of the area 18%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 73%
cellulite 67%
from the discharge of gases 63%
myositis 60%
smelly 55%
colitis 53%
gangrene 53%
bloating 51%
the smell of gases 49%
bubbles on the skin 49%
muscle damage 45%
bubbles are suppurating 45%
wound 44%
necrosis 43%
laceration 42%
discharge with an unpleasant smell 42%
swelling 41%
gastrointestinal problems 41%
skin dirty 40%
thirst with chills 40%
skin problems 39%
microscopic colitis 39%
hemolytic jaundice 38%
skin condition 38%
infectious colitis 38%
inflammation 38%
anaerobic infection 38%
suppuration of the skin 37%
oliguria 37%
autoimmune neutropenia 36%
thirst 35%
infected wounds 35%
tachycardia under tension 35%
foreign body of the intestine 34%
still very frequent breathing 34%
chills 32%
myoglobinuria 32%
pale skin 32%
lack of urination 32%
loss of skin sensitivity 32%
The skin is not 32%
little urine 32%
oily skin 31%
gunshot wounds 31%
burning in the muscles 31%
general swelling does 31%
inflammatory bowel diseases 30%
severe chills 30%
general intoxication syndrome 30%
skin spots 30%
smell of pus 30%
the skin is very sensitive 30%
burns 30%
leukocytosis 30%
anuria 29%
headache with chills 29%
aching 29%
aching all over the body 29%
anemia 29%
hemolytic anemia 28%
tension type headache 28%
headaches 28%
pus in feces 28%
severe gas formation 28%
acute condition 28%
skin color 28%
consequences of injuries 28%
soreness of the skin 28%
skin sensations 28%
headache with palpitations 27%
headache aching 27%
anaphylactic shock 27%
headache tension 27%
high temperature 27%
acute pain 27%
fever tachycardia 27%
fever with muscle pain 27%
intoxication 27%
insensitivity to pain 26%
pulse is strong 26%
phlegmon 26%
erythrocytic anemia 26%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 26%
pain due to flatulence 26%
onset of illness 26%
consequences of infection 26%
tension in the head 26%
slow onset of the disease 26%
insomnia from pain 25%
headache at temperature 25%
no discharge 25%
pain in the wound 25%
heartbeat in the head 25%
neutropenia 25%
frequent headaches 25%
bruise 25%
trauma 25%
burning of the skin 25%
congestion purulent wounds 25%
rapid breathing 24%
low body temperature 24%
severe headache neck pain 24%
cold skin 24%
illness after hypothermia 24%
patient's condition 24%
pain in the vessels of the head 24%
jaundice 23%
very high fever 23%
general tension 23%
subfebrility 23%
pain when breathing 22%
severe fever 22%
suspicion 21%
aggressive 21%
muscle pain 21%
poor sleep 21%
increased bleeding 21%
violation of the stool 21%
gradual deterioration of the condition 21%
presses 20%
palpitations 20%
hypotension 20%
the fast man 20%
dryness 20%
tachycardia 20%
feeling of heat 19%
consequences of surgery 19%
consequences of taking medications 17%
thirst moderate 16%

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