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Results: Differences General ✘N99.4✘Fulminant hepatitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain at the beginning of movement 85% —
viral hepatitis b — 91%
intermittent constipation 81% —
viral hepatitis — 86%
consequences of gynecological operations 79% —
liver necrosis — 83%
pain in the intestines 77% —
hepatitis — 82%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 73% —
acute viral hepatitis — 81%
sudden vomiting 72% —
liver problems — 76%
diastolic arterial hypotension 62% —
necrosis — 74%
regular stool 62% —
toxic liver — 73%
discomfort in the intestines 62% —
the taste of acetone in the mouth — 73%
worse from movement 62% —
pain in the right side of the abdomen — 73%
chemical burn 62% —
hepatitis c — 72%
adhesions in the intestines 61% —
pain in the right lung — 70%
frequent stools 60% —
mushroom poisoning — 70%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 59% —
abdominal pain on the right — 70%
worse constipation 58% —
fulminant hepatitis — 69%
intestinal paresis 58% —
thrombin time is lowered — 67%
internal bleeding 57% —
fructosemia — 67%
pain increases gradually 57% —
intoxication — 66%
that's diarrhea constipation 56% —
liver transplantation — 66%
periodic abdominal pain 56% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 65%
cyclic vomiting 55% —
criticality — 65%
sudden onset 55% —
tyrosinemia — 64%
pulling abdominal pain 55% —
increased — 64%
vomiting even from water 54% —
positive antibodies to hepatitis b — 64%
digestion constipation 54% —
fructose intolerance — 64%
slow onset of the disease 53% —
galactosemia — 61%
hypotension with weakness 53% —
painful palpation of liver — 61%
consequences of surgery 53% —
history of liver surgery — 58%
abdominal discomfort 52% —
jaundice — 57%
onset of illness 52% —
citrullinemia — 57%
abdominal injuries 52% —
encephalopathy — 57%
trauma 51% —
stomach pain — 56%
paralytic syndrome 51% —
alternating symptoms — 56%
pain when moving 50% —
bitterness in the mouth — 56%
vomiting multiple 50% —
hepatitis D — 56%
vomiting at fever 50% —
liver dysfunction — 56%
acceleration of movements 49% —
changeable mood — 56%
vomiting with blood 49% —
toxic hepatitis — 55%
sudden pain 49% —
increased nervousness — 54%
peritonitis 49% —
decreased fibrinogen — 54%
diarrhea vomiting 49% —
kidney failure — 53%
no strength 47% —
yellowness of mucous membranes — 53%
acute abdomen 46% —
a history of organ transplantation — 52%
worse from the heat 46% —
digestive disorders — 52%
impaired function of the small intestine 46% —
leukocytosis — 52%
painful appearance 45% —
diarrhea alternates with constipation — 52%
dehydration 44% —
rickettsiosis — 52%
state of exacerbation 44% —
dystrophy — 51%
paresis 44% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 51%
violation of the stool 43% —
nausea after eating — 51%
exhaustion after illness 43% —
hepatitis chronic — 51%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 43% —
wilson-konovalov disease — 50%
zpr fatigue from the disease 42% —
bad breath unpleasant — 50%
chronic condition 42% —
hepatic encephalopathy — 50%
periods of exacerbation 42% —
exudative pericarditis — 50%
aching 41% —
toxic shock syndrome — 49%
weakness after illness 40% —
nausea — 49%
exhaustion 40% —
metabolic disorder — 49%
consequences of injuries 40% —
cytolysis syndrome — 48%
subacute condition 40% —
vomiting food — 48%
attacks of pain 39% —
systemic vasculitis — 48%
bleeding 39% —
vomiting during meals — 48%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 79% 45%
increased urea — 48%
constipation 62% 38%
emotional — 47%
periodic illness 53% 32%
interruptions in the heart — 47%
consequences of taking medications 50% 30%
pericarditis — 46%
blood diseases 51% 31%
acute renal failure — 46%
vomiting 68% 48%
fever tachycardia — 46%
history of appendectomy 75% 64%
vomiting bile — 46%
history of surgery 71% 64%
food is poorly digested — 46%
impaired arterial function 37% 31%
hepatosis fatty — 46%
sepsis 42% 36%
increased ast — 45%
diarrhea 42% 36%
hyperbilirubinemia — 45%
unformed feces 43% 37%
erythrocytic anemia — 45%
rapid reaction 44% 38%
liver atrophy — 45%
iron deficiency anemia — 45%
hepatosis — 45%
damage to the nervous system — 45%
hypochromia — 45%
food poisoning — 44%
drug disease — 44%
liver pain — 44%
coagulopathy — 44%
intestinal resection — 44%
nausea during meals — 44%
increase in creatinine — 43%
no discharge — 43%
he feels his heart — 43%
erythrocytosis — 43%
increased alt — 43%
vasculitis — 42%
patient's condition — 42%
right-sided symptoms — 42%
thirst — 42%
cytomegalovirus — 41%
variable symptoms — 41%
positive — 41%
hypotension — 41%
toxicosis — 40%
chronic heart failure — 39%
effects of poisoning — 39%
nervousness — 39%
herpes — 39%
lung pain — 39%
enlarged liver — 38%
general weakness — 37%
acute condition 40% 77%
poor sleep — 37%
bacteremia — 37%
nausea vomiting — 37%
disorders of consciousness — 37%
loss body weight — 36%
heart failure — 36%
skin anesthesia — 36%
there is heart failure — 36%
rapid weight loss — 36%
soreness of the skin — 35%
hypoxia — 35%
anemia — 35%
palpitations — 35%
CHD — 35%
tachycardia — 35%
impaired gastric function — 34%
impaired kidney function — 34%
anesthesia — 34%

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