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Results: Differences General ✘K73✘K59.1
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%(0)
Coagulogram 28%(1)—
Infection tests 28%(0)0%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 27%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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hepatitis chronic 100% —
loose stools when agitated — 27%
viral hepatitis b 80% —
loose stools in the morning — 17%
hepatitis c 73% —
stool in the morning — 14%
hepatitis 71% —
irritable bowel syndrome — 10%
cirrhosis of the liver 70% —
rumbling in the stomach — 7%
liver failure 70% —
stool with gases — 7%
autoimmune hepatitis 66% —
sour feces — 6%
liver problems 66% —
gastritis — 6%
consequences of alcohol abuse 61% —
feces undigested — 6%
medicinal hepatitis 59% —
food is poorly digested — 6%
not classified in other categories 59% —
yellow stool — 6%
gastrointestinal problems 62% 1%
foamy stool — 6%
liver cancer 56% —
abdominal pain — 6%
consequences of a viral infection 56% —
food poisoning — 5%
chronic liver failure 55% —
abdominal cramps — 5%
is influenced 54% —
stool undigested food — 5%
alcohol is abusing 52% —
blood in feces — 5%
history of liver surgery 51% —
stool with mucus — 5%
hepatitis D 49% —
acrid stools — 5%
yellow sclera 46% —
fetid stool — 5%
gradual deterioration of the condition 45% —
sour stool odor — 5%
benign neoplasms 44% —
abundant stool — 5%
metabolic disorder 43% —
brown feces — 5%
acute viral hepatitis 41% —
greenish feces — 5%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 41% —
diarrhea alternates with constipation — 4%
cancer 41% —
chronic colitis — 4%
liver transplantation 40% —
violation of the stool — 4%
there are no complaints 39% —
constipation with loose stools — 3%
consequences of infection 39% 0%
light yellow stool — 3%
acute hepatitis 39% —
urgent urge to defecate — 3%
abdominal discomfort 39% —
stabbing abdominal pains — 3%
delayed reaction 38% —
sudden urge to defecate — 3%
oncology 37% —
frequent urge to stool — 3%
toxic liver 37% —
rotovirus — 3%
consequences of taking medications 37% 0%
digestive weakness — 3%
inflammation 37% 0%
dehydration — 3%
arterial bleeding 36% —
pain spasm — 3%
jaundice 35% —
colitis — 3%
history of surgery 35% —
pain in the navel area — 3%
positive 35% —
burning sensation during defecation — 3%
responsible 33% —
streaks of blood in feces — 3%
a history of organ transplantation 32% —
stool immediately after eating — 3%
rapid weight loss 31% —
intestinal infection — 3%
bloating 34% 1%
mental tension — 3%
emaciation 31% —
vomiting — 3%
subacute condition 30% 0%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 3%
quickly gets tired 30% 0%
mucous stools — 3%
hypertension 29% —
belching air — 2%
bleeding 29% 0%
liquid yellow stool — 2%
no appetite 32% 2%
burning in the stomach — 2%
drug disease 27% 0%
stomach pain after eating — 2%
increased 25% —
vomiting even from water — 2%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 28% 2%
stool with mucus and blood — 2%
heartburn — 2%
colic in the stomach — 2%
congestion belching — 2%
vomiting after eating — 2%
legs go numb — 2%
incontinence of feces — 2%
acute abdomen — 2%
abdominal pain near the navel — 2%
vomiting during meals — 2%
spastic abdominal pain — 2%
weakness of the muscles of the back — 2%
light stool — 2%
the smell of gases — 2%
digestive disorders — 2%
stomach cramping pain — 2%
pus in feces — 2%
vomiting food — 2%
vomiting mucus — 2%
digestion constipation — 2%
enterocolitis — 2%
intoxication — 2%
sharp pain in the stomach — 2%
cough from itching in the chest — 2%
scalp sensitivity — 2%
loose stools with mucus — 2%
milk intolerance — 2%
enteritis — 2%
brown plaque on the tongue — 2%
smelly — 2%
frequent stools — 2%
tenesmus — 2%
putrid feces — 2%
pain in the navel area — 2%
does not tolerate pain — 2%
cutting pain in the bladder — 2%
acute abdominal pains — 2%
pain in the intestines — 2%
improvement after defecation — 2%
inflammation of the stomach — 2%
worse from vegetables — 2%
stool mushy — 2%
psychogenic depression — 2%
pricks in the stomach — 2%
vomiting multiple — 2%
burning in the bladder — 2%
duodenitis — 2%
feeling of heat — 1%
itching in the anus after stool — 1%
impaired gastric function — 1%
diarrhea from milk — 1%
stool meager — 1%
diarrhea from dairy — 1%
urge to defecate after eating — 1%
travelers' diarrhea — 1%
babies diarrhea — 1%
diarrhea in a child — 1%
diarrhea from vegetables — 1%
prolonged diarrhea — 1%
high temperature — 1%
diarrhea with blood — 1%
one cheek is red — 1%
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 1%
odorless stool — 1%
worse during meals — 1%
chronic diarrhea — 1%
gastritis in children — 1%
no thirst — 1%
giardiasis — 1%
erosive gastritis — 1%
loose stools after eating — 1%
diarrhea with stool blood — 1%
gastroduodenitis in children — 1%
spicy food — 1%
enteritis in children — 1%
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 1%
prolonged defecation — 1%
lowered — 1%
the feeling of parasites — 1%
diarrhea after antibiotics — 1%
stool after breakfast — 1%
crohn — 1%
overlaid tongue — 1%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 1%
belching after eating — 1%
intestinal spasms — 1%
toxocarosis — 1%
white plaque on the tongue — 1%
worse food — 1%
anxiety in the morning — 1%
area stool several times a day — 1%
inconclusive urge to defecate — 1%
abdominal pain burning — 1%
abdominal pain after eating — 1%
abdominal pain during defecation — 1%

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