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Results: Differences General	✘B15-B19	✘A46
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 93%(6) — Blood biochemistry 43%(15) 17%(3) General blood test 27%(19) 21%(9) Infection tests 29%(14) 12%(0) Thyroid hormones 28%(4) — Ultrasound of the organ 26%(0) — Coprogram 22%(9) 4%(1) Autoimmune markers 24%(6) — Measurements at the reception 19%(0) 5%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	5%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
hypersthenuria	93%	—
elephantiasis	—	46%
increased systolic pressure	32%	—
forgetfulness lately	—	46%
history of appendectomy	30%	—
varicose veins of the legs	—	45%
enlarged liver	28%	—
swelling of the legs	—	44%
increased triiodothyronine	28%	—
venous mesh on legs	—	39%
viral hepatitis b	28%	—
veins swelling on the legs	—	38%
hepatitis c	24%	—
responsive	—	36%
increased ldh	24%	—
impaired venous function	3%	38%
acidification of urine	24%	—
cannot relax	—	32%
antibodies to mitochondria	24%	—
stiffness in the back	—	28%
normostenic	23%	—
reddening of the skin	—	27%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	22%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	26%
antibodies to smooth muscle	20%	—
veins bloating	—	26%
diastolic hypertension	20%	—
aggressiveness if interfered	—	25%
hiv	19%	—
swelling	3%	28%
colorless runny nose	19%	—
tension in the spine	—	25%
chronic gastritis	19%	—
muscle weakness	—	24%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies	18%	—
thinking about life	—	24%
акс	17%	—
desire for flour	—	24%
enlargement of the spleen	17%	—
likes sweets	—	24%
vertical size of liver is increased	16%	—
pain in the shins	—	23%
denies it	16%	—
erysipelas recurrent	—	23%
acute hepatitis	24%	7%
trophic ulcer	—	23%
overlaid tongue	15%	—
streptodermia	—	22%
increase of triiodothyronine free	14%	—
microbial eczema	—	21%
the height makes it worse	14%	—
erysipelas on the leg	—	21%
male pattern hair growth	14%	—
blisters	—	20%
antinuclear antibodies	14%	—
increased sensitivity	4%	23%
hypotension	13%	—
erysipelas	—	19%
hyperbilirubinemia	13%	—
dermatitis and eczema	—	18%
hernia of the abdomen	12%	—
purulent lymphadenitis	—	18%
hepatitis chronic	12%	—
ulcer on the leg	—	18%
chronic viral hepatitis	12%	—
streptococci	—	18%
hepatitis D	12%	—
epidemic pemphigus of newborns	—	18%
jaundice	12%	—
pyoderma	—	18%
gastritis	12%	—
pain in the knees	—	18%
yellow sclera	12%	—
eczema	—	17%
right lobe of liver is increase	12%	—
pain in the legs	—	17%
increased ESR	18%	4%
muscle tension	—	17%
does not tolerate pain	11%	—
boil	—	17%
bradycardia	11%	—
lymphadenitis	—	17%
dull pain in the right hypochondrium	11%	—
dermatosis	—	17%
pain in the right hypochondrium	11%	—
ostiofolliculitis	—	16%
impaired gastric function	10%	—
common rashes	—	16%
lymphocytosis	10%	—
streptococcal infections	—	16%
syphilis	10%	—
vesiculopustulosis in newborns	—	16%
yellow fever	10%	—
folliculitis	—	16%
pain in the gallbladder	10%	—
rash pustules	—	15%
prolonged jaundice	10%	—
visual impairment	—	15%
hepatitis E	10%	—
itchy eczema	—	15%
hepatitis in the anamnesis	10%	—
impetigo	—	15%
state of exacerbation	10%	—
fungal skin lesion	—	15%
dark urine	9%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	15%
hepatitis A	9%	—
dermatomycosis	—	15%
fulminant hepatitis	9%	—
paralysis	—	15%
smokes	9%	—
liebman-sachs endocarditis	—	15%
cholestasis	9%	—
staphyloderma	—	15%
white plaque on the tongue	9%	—
endocarditis	—	14%
botkin's disease in children	9%	—
lymph node damage	2%	16%
cytolysis syndrome	9%	—
toxic shock syndrome	3%	17%
medicinal hepatitis	9%	—
red lip	—	13%
pain in the pancreas	8%	—
hot to the touch	—	13%
liver dysfunction	8%	—
pemphigoid	—	13%
hematuria	8%	—
rashes itchy	—	13%
parenchymal jaundice	8%	—
scarlet	—	13%
aching pain in the right hypochondrium	8%	—
phlebitis	—	13%
hypertrophy biliary tract	8%	—
peptic ulcer	—	13%
aching	8%	—
chronic condition	8%	21%
hepatic coma	8%	—
hemorrhages on the skin	4%	17%
density is increased	8%	—
it hurts to touch the skin	—	12%
autoimmune hepatitis	8%	—
cellulite	—	12%
attacks of pain	8%	—
deep pyoderma	—	12%
acute liver failure	7%	—
fungus	—	12%
hepatic encephalopathy	7%	—
vesicular dermatitis	—	12%
yellow vomiting	7%	—
soreness of axillary lymph nodes	—	12%
headache with flu	7%	—
red rash	3%	15%
constant bloating	7%	—
rash at night	—	12%
acute cholecystitis	7%	—
hydradenitis	—	12%
consequences of vaccinations	7%	—
pain when touched	—	12%
cramps in the fingers	7%	—
pounds	—	12%
herpetic hepatitis	7%	—
group streptococcus antigens positive	—	12%
yellow skin color	7%	—
sepsis	—	12%
weakening of immunity	7%	—
chronic eczema	—	11%
brown urine	7%	—
purulent rashes on the skin	—	11%
urine light	7%	—
vulgar sycosis	—	11%
acholic feces	7%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	11%
Acholia	7%	—
fungus in the ears	—	11%
dic syndrome	7%	—
rubromycosis	—	11%
vaccination	7%	—
abrasion	—	11%
headache aching	6%	—
paronychia	—	11%
food poisoning	6%	—
thrombophlebitis	—	11%
decreased fibrinogen	6%	—
pseudofurunculosis	—	11%
hemolytic jaundice	6%	—
epidermophytia	—	11%
herpes	6%	—
vulgar ektima	—	11%
better in morning	6%	—
bacteremia	2%	13%
vomiting multiple	6%	—
dermatitis on the hands	—	10%
vomiting coffee grounds	6%	—
pain in the armpit	—	10%
agitation	6%	—
spots on the tongue	—	10%
liver necrosis	6%	—
dilated veins on the face	—	10%
pain in the right shoulder and forearm	6%	—
eczema nipples	—	10%

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