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Results: Differences Similar	✘A06.0	✘Amoebiasis in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2) 100%(7) Ultrasound of abdominal cavity — 91%(0) General blood test 50%(5) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	50%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	68%
helminths	18%	—
extra - intestinal amoebiasis	—	61%
dysentery	17%	—
amoebic liver abscess	24%	58%
neglect	16%	—
mucous stools	—	28%
watery diarrhea	16%	—
subhepatic abscess	—	26%
intestinal infection	13%	—
cough	—	25%
weakness at temperature	12%	—
red feces	—	24%
inflammation of the stomach	12%	—
childhood diseases	—	24%
impaired function of the large intestine	12%	—
sputum	—	23%
with anemia	11%	—
acute abdomen in children	—	22%
functional disorders of the stomach	11%	—
violation of the chair	—	21%
weakness after illness	10%	—
intestinal abscess	14%	35%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	—	20%
hectic fever	—	20%
increased histamine	—	20%
hemoptysis	—	20%
mucous sputum	—	20%
abdominal pain in front of the chair	—	20%
cysts	—	19%
colitis	—	19%
intoxication	—	19%
impaired lung function	—	19%
pain in the right groin	—	19%
mucous diarrhea	—	18%
yellow fever	—	18%
sharp cough	—	18%
red fecal	—	18%
lung abscess	—	18%
bach flower	—	18%
cough deep	—	17%
diarrhea in a child	—	17%
abdominal cramps	—	17%
black feces	—	17%
fontanelle	—	17%
liver cysts	—	17%
abdominal pain when pressing	—	17%
chair with mucus	—	17%
prolonged diarrhea	—	16%
acute colitis	—	16%
pain over the pubic	—	16%
eats often	—	16%
stool with blood	—	16%
dysbacteriosis	—	16%
necrosis	—	16%
cough wet	—	16%
abdominal pain during defecation	—	16%
prolonged defecation	—	15%
there are no complaints	—	15%
eats	—	15%
defecation painful	—	15%
difficult defecation	—	15%
lethargy with fever	—	15%
chest pain when coughing	—	15%
appetite increased	—	15%
lower abdominal pain	—	15%
febrile body temperature	—	15%
no feeling of hunger	—	15%
predominant right	—	14%
mucous hyperemia	—	14%
stool meager	—	14%
blood diseases	—	14%
jaundice	—	14%
pain in the groin area	—	14%
liver abscess	35%	49%
intra-abdominal infections	—	14%
worse food	—	13%
constant weakness	—	13%
weakening of immunity	—	13%
pain when breathing	—	13%
intestinal mucosa	—	13%
lung pain	—	13%
quickly gets tired	—	12%
drug allergy	—	12%
immunodeficiency	—	12%
spasm	—	12%
general weakness	—	12%
acute condition	—	12%
pain chest	—	12%
increased sensitivity	—	12%
periods of exacerbation	—	12%
general loss of strength	—	12%
intolerance to drugs	—	12%
intestinal ulcer	13%	25%
destructive behavior	—	12%
feeling of bruising	—	11%
control issues	—	11%
insensitivity to pain	—	11%
bleeding	—	11%
stage of recovery	—	11%
allergy	—	11%
recovery period	—	11%
onset of illness	—	10%
patient's condition	—	10%
peptic ulcer	11%	21%
intestinal amoebiasis	41%	49%
high temperature	14%	22%
abscess	19%	27%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	17%	24%
liquid stool	11%	17%
inflammatory bowel diseases	11%	17%
acute pain	10%	15%
abdominal pain	15%	20%
amoebiasis	39%	43%
dehydration	11%	13%
amoebiasis of the lungs	21%	23%
liver pain	13%	15%
no appetite	11%	12%
diarrhea with blood	14%	15%
weakness	10%	11%
abdominal	14%	15%
stomach pain	12%	13%
sharp belly	12%	13%
febrile	12%	13%

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