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Results: Differences General	✘K74.3	✘Congenital hepatitis in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(38) 100%(12) General urine test 41%(9) 19%(3) Coprogram 43%(6) 13%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	36%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	21%
primary sclerosing cholangitis	33%	—
yellowness of mucous membranes	—	18%
sclerosing cholangitis	31%	—
atresia of the bile ducts	—	18%
cholangitis	28%	—
Acholia	—	17%
secondary biliary cirrhosis of the liver	22%	—
childhood diseases	—	17%
chronic cholangitis	22%	—
indifference to children	—	17%
purulent cholangitis	21%	—
intrauterine infection	—	15%
osteomalacia	21%	—
congenital herpes infection	—	15%
portal hypertension	21%	—
congenital hepatitis in children	—	15%
venous bleeding	19%	—
increased indirect bilirubin	—	15%
acute hepatitis	19%	—
galactosemia	—	15%
vitamin d deficiency in adults	19%	—
hepatosplenomegaly	—	15%
liver failure	19%	—
dark urine	—	14%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	19%	—
newborn herpes	—	14%
inflammatory bowel diseases	19%	—
cytomegalovirus infection in children	—	14%
sibr	18%	—
choleretic	—	14%
gastric bleeding	18%	—
congenital rubella	—	14%
bacteremia	18%	—
cirrhosis of the liver in children	—	14%
itchy skin	18%	—
cytomegalovirus hepatitis	—	14%
sepsis	18%	—
herpetic hepatitis	—	14%
chronic liver failure	18%	—
fermentopathy	—	14%
hepatorenal syndrome	18%	—
listeriosis	—	14%
peptic ulcer	18%	—
congenital cytomegaly	—	14%
arterial bleeding	18%	—
1 pregnancy	—	14%
abdominal swelling	18%	—
hepatitis A	—	13%
hepatopulmonary syndrome	18%	—
swallow hard	—	13%
impaired venous function	18%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	13%
bleeding ulcer	18%	—
2 children	—	13%
liver injuries	17%	—
muscular dystonia in a child	—	13%
skin problems	17%	—
high thin	—	13%
violation of the stool	17%	—
light stool	—	13%
abdominal surgery	17%	—
dependence on the mother	—	12%
intestinal bleeding	17%	—
epstein barr virus	—	12%
liver sarcoma	17%	—
meningeal symptoms	—	12%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	17%	—
mucoviscidosis	—	12%
hyperchromia	17%	—
viral hepatitis b	10%	22%
breath no itching	17%	—
thin child	—	12%
better at night	17%	—
increased ast	—	11%
onset of illness	17%	—
impaired spleen function	—	11%
liver cancer	16%	—
sluggish baby	—	11%
oncology	16%	—
miscarriage	—	11%
skin spots	16%	—
increased alt	—	11%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities	16%	—
muscular dystonia	—	11%
enteropathy	16%	—
zinc	—	11%
essential hypertension	16%	—
meningeal syndrome	—	11%
impaired arterial function	16%	—
toxoplasmosis	—	11%
increased bleeding	16%	—
rubella	—	11%
pulling pain in the buttocks	16%	—
herpes	—	10%
hypertension	16%	—
growth disorders in children	—	10%
gallbladder cancer	16%	—
dependence on parents	—	10%
inflammation	16%	—
cytomegalovirus	—	10%
cancer	15%	—
cramps in the legs	—	10%
alcoholic hepatitis	15%	—
difficult to swallow	—	10%
impaired gastric function	15%	—
large child	—	10%
kidney diseases	15%	—
syphilis	—	10%
nephropathy	15%	—
helminths	—	10%
dysfunction of the gallbladder	15%	—
dependence on food	—	10%
little fat in the fecal	15%	—
vomiting multiple	—	10%
the fast man	15%	—
nose nursing mom	—	9%
abnormalities of stomach development	15%	—
worse food	—	9%
stool meager	15%	—
worse during meals	—	9%
drug disease	15%	—
lags behind in the development	—	9%
osteoporosis	15%	—
height is low	—	9%
impaired function of the bile ducts	15%	—
convulsions	6%	15%
trauma	15%	—
neurological disorders	4%	12%
pleural thoracocentesis	14%	—
general weakness	5%	13%
abnormalities of intestinal development	14%	—
hemochromatosis	6%	13%
acute viral hepatitis	14%	—
enlargement of the liver and spleen	8%	15%
goodpasture syndrome	14%	—
apathy	5%	11%
pain in the right wrist	14%	—
Common symptoms are weakness	5%	11%
vitamin d deficiency	14%	—
yellow sclera	7%	13%
myeloid metaplasia	14%	—
cystic fibrosis	5%	10%
venous congestion	14%	—
addiction	5%	10%
autoimmune thyroiditis	14%	—
dystrophy	4%	9%
alcoholic liver disease	14%	—
muscle weakness	4%	9%
joint diseases	14%	—
cholestatic hepatitis	15%	20%
chronic venous edema	14%	—
surgical infections	4%	8%
liver pain	14%	—
smokes	5%	9%
there are no complaints	14%	—
vomiting	8%	12%
acute tubular necrosis	14%	—
strictures of the bile ducts	10%	14%
intra-abdominal abscesses	14%	—
thin	5%	9%
chronic heart failure	14%	—
tuberculosis	5%	9%
better to be alone	14%	—
weakness after illness	4%	8%
consequences of taking medications	14%	—
belly enlargement	11%	14%
hypervolemia	14%	—
alcohol dependence	7%	10%
hepatic encephalopathy	14%	—
intoxication	8%	11%
swelling	14%	—
hepatitis	18%	20%
heart dysfunction	14%	—
consumes alcohol	7%	9%
heart failure	14%	—
feeling of bruising	6%	8%
nosocomial infections	14%	—
calcium	6%	8%
there is heart failure	14%	—
toxic liver	9%	10%
bleeding	14%	—
electrolyte balance disorders	9%	10%
acute liver failure	14%	—
paresis	8%	9%
erythrophobia	14%	—
congenital liver fibrosis	11%	12%
xanthelasma	14%	—
liver problems	19%	19%
pneumonia	14%	—
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	12%	12%
malabsorption	14%	—
gastrointestinal problems	18%	18%
portal vein thrombosis	14%	—
increased	16%	16%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver	14%	—
ulcer on the leg	14%	—
hepatitis c	26%	10%
xerostomia	13%	—
itching constant	13%	—
heaviness in the right hypochondrium	13%	—

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