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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General N99.4Isosporosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 43%(1)58%(6)
General blood test 30%(2)
Histological studies 29%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
intestinal obstruction 99%
helminths 58%
pain at the beginning of movement 90%
watery diarrhea 58%
intermittent constipation 81%
fever diarrhea 45%
history of appendectomy 81%
intestinal mucosa 43%
consequences of gynecological operations 79%
coccidiomycosis 42%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 73%
diarrhea with mucus 38%
sudden vomiting 68%
immaturity 38%
constipation 62%
stool meager 38%
chemical burn 62%
light stool 35%
regular stool 62%
cysts 35%
discomfort in the intestines 62%
slight temperature 34%
adhesions in the intestines 61%
abundance of mucus 34%
worse from movement 61%
eggs found in fecal 34%
frequent stools 60%
round rashes 34%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 59%
worms in the feces 33%
intestinal paresis 58%
stomach cramping pain 33%
worse constipation 58%
increased 32%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 79% 20%
febrile body temperature 30%
pain increases gradually 56%
stool in the morning 30%
abdominal pain constipation 56%
eosinophilia 30%
internal bleeding 56%
enteritis 29%
constipation with loose stools 55%
abdominal pain after diarrhea 29%
pulling abdominal pain 55%
fluid in the abdomen 29%
cyclic vomiting 55%
diarrhea with blood 28%
sudden onset 55%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 28%
digestion constipation 54%
Common symptoms are weakness 28%
vomiting even from water 53%
abundant stool 27%
hypotension with weakness 53%
malabsorption 26%
consequences of surgery 53%
very high fever 26%
abdominal discomfort 52%
subfebrility 25%
abdominal injuries 52%
weakening of immunity 25%
slow onset of the disease 52%
enteropathy 25%
blood diseases 51%
a lot of medicines 24%
trauma 51%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 24%
paralytic syndrome 51%
general weakness 24%
pain in the intestines 77% 24%
hiv 24%
pain when moving 50%
high fever 24%
vomiting at fever 50%
severe fever 24%
consequences of taking medications 49%
immunodeficiency 23%
sudden pain 49%
feeling of bruising 22%
peritonitis 49%
acute pain 21%
vomiting blood 49%
childhood diseases 20%
diarrhea vomiting 49%
protozoa in the feces not detected 18%
vomiting multiple 49%
diarrhea 42% 52%
acceleration of movements 49%
inflammation 49%
no strength 47%
acute abdomen 46%
painful appearance 45%
worse from the heat 45%
state of exacerbation 44%
vomiting 68% 22%
dehydration 44%
rapid reaction 44%
paresis 43%
chronic condition 42%
sepsis 42%
zpr fatigue from the disease 42%
aching 41%
hypotension 41%
consequences of injuries 40%
subacute condition 40%
calcium 40%
bleeding 39%
attacks of pain 39%
weakness after illness 39%
impaired arterial function 37%
history of surgery 71% 32%
onset of illness 52% 29%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 43% 23%
periods of exacerbation 42% 23%
feeling of heat 39% 21%
acute condition 40% 22%
abdominal pain 41% 23%
violation of the stool 43% 33%
liquid stool 43% 33%
lowered 34% 26%
gastrointestinal problems 53% 46%

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