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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General K74.3Viral hepatitis B
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(37)31%(3)
General blood test 46%(18)27%(17)
General urine test 41%(10)16%(8)
Coagulogram 41%(11)15%(7)
Coprogram 43%(6)13%(10)
ECG 40%(0)14%(0)
FGDS 29%(0)18%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 40%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 18%100%
primary biliary cirrhosis 37%
hepatitis c 15% 56%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 34%
syphilis 26%
sclerosing cholangitis 32%
nosocomial infections 14% 38%
proteinuria 29%
hiv 5% 22%
leukocyturia 24%
increased alt 14%
cholangitis 28% 3%
eggs of worms 13%
secondary biliary cirrhosis of the liver 22%
worms in the feces 12%
liver transplantation 26% 2%
increased ast 11%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 27% 3%
helminths 11%
osteomalacia 21%
dark urine 11%
venous bleeding 19%
hepatitis A 10%
bacteremia 19%
acholic feces 9%
arterial bleeding 18%
hepatitis D 9%
protein with increased 18%
fulminant hepatitis 8%
gastric bleeding 18%
black feces 8%
hepatorenal syndrome 18%
increased ESR 8%
bleeding ulcer 18%
hepatitis in the anamnesis 8%
peptic ulcer 18%
urobilinogen lowered 7%
hepatopulmonary syndrome 18%
cytolysis syndrome 7%
sepsis 18%
hepatic coma 7%
impaired function of the small intestine 17%
d10 7%
portal hypertension 21% 2%
yellowness of mucous membranes 7%
intestinal bleeding 17%
nosebleed 7%
chronic cholangitis 22% 3%
density is increased 7%
history of liver surgery 21% 2%
mushy feces 7%
liver sarcoma 17%
feces are grayish-white in color 6%
abdominal surgery 17%
bitterness in the mouth 6%
gallbladder cancer 16%
black discharge 6%
essential hypertension 16%
positive antibodies to hepatitis b 6%
enteropathy 16%
opsouria 6%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 16%
the heart tones are muted 6%
pulling pain in the buttocks 16%
bleeding from the gums 6%
pulling pain in the right arm 16%
drowsiness 6%
pain in the right wrist 16%
cramps in the fingers 6%
purulent cholangitis 21% 3%
antigens to hepatitis B increased 6%
osteoporosis 15%
antigens to hepatitis B reduced 6%
little fat in the fecal 15%
euphoria 6%
a history of organ transplantation 20% 3%
vaccination 6%
alcoholic hepatitis 15%
blood in semen 6%
inflammatory bowel diseases 19% 2%
chronic viral hepatitis 6% 12%
ulcer on the leg 15%
exanthema 6%
stool meager 15%
hepatitis chronic 6% 12%
nephropathy 15%
intrahepatic cholestasis 5%
abnormalities of stomach development 15%
urticaria 5%
thrombosis 15%
weak joints 5%
impaired venous function 18% 2%
frequent bloating 5%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 19% 3%
consequences of a viral infection 5%
acute tubular necrosis 14%
yellow feces 5%
portal vein thrombosis 14%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 5%
intra-abdominal abscesses 14%
cries a lot 5%
dry 14%
petechiae 5%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 14%
yellow vomiting 5%
hypervolemia 14%
consequences of vaccinations 5%
erythrophobia 14%
the taste of acetone in the mouth 5%
abnormalities of intestinal development 14%
nodules on the joints 5%
portal vein dilated 14%
urticaria skin 5%
cholestasis 26% 10%
nosebleeds in the afternoon 5%
xanthelasma 14%
diarrhea after antibiotics 5%
malabsorption 14%
prolonged defecation 5%
vitamin d deficiency 14%
poor sleep 5%
venous congestion 14%
worse during sleep 5%
myeloid metaplasia 14%
vomiting multiple 5%
pleural thoracocentesis 14%
dull pain in the right hypochondrium 5%
chronic heart failure 14%
polymorphic dermal angiitis 4%
autoimmune thyroiditis 14%
increased bleeding gums 4%
alcoholic liver disease 14%
rna hepatitis d positive 4%
xerostomia 13%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium after eating 4%
alcoholic cirrhosis liver 13%
joint pain in the morning 4%
pancreatic atrophy 13%
dizziness 4%
uterine adenocarcinoma 13%
gianotti-krosti syndrome 4%
worse after a bath 13%
weakness and drowsiness after eating 4%
itching constant 13%
frequent nausea 4%
fingers - drumsticks 13%
dizziness with drowsiness 4%
purulent peritonitis 13%
vomiting coffee grounds 4%
decrease sodium 13%
premature menstruation 4%
hypochromia 13%
paranoia 4%
vascular damage 13%
absences 4%
vascular tumor 13%
hepatitis c in children 4%
feeling of blood loss 13%
constant bitterness in the mouth 4%
dry skin 13%
very abundant monthly 4%
common rashes 13%
parenchymal jaundice 4%
complications of liver transplantation 13%
suspicion 4%
goodpasture syndrome 13%
saliva with blood 4%
chronic venous edema 13%
decrease in ESR 4%
cervical hypertrophy 13%
nausea from fatigue 4%
thyroiditis 13%
urticaria in children 4%
better at night 17% 2%
moves in a dream 4%
chronic liver failure 17% 2%
slight temperature 4%
duodenostasis 13%
alt reduction 4%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 13%
swelling in the morning 4%
transplant rejection reaction 13%
constant heartbeat 4%
red palms 13%
frequent eructation 4%
with reactive protein increased 13%
bitterness in the mouth after eating 4%
lymphogranulomatosis 13%
diuresis is reduced 4%
colitis 13%
epilepsy attacks 4%
steatorrhea 13%
aching all over the body 4%
vitiligo, says a lot 13%
periods of exacerbation 4%
varicose veins of the legs 12%
strong irritability 4%
kidney damage 12%
acute cholecystitis 4%
swelling of the legs 12%
hands tremble with excitement 4%

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