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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	75%(1)	—
Infection tests	33%(0)	19%(0)
General blood test	42%(3)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

—

100%

intrauterine pneumonia

97%

—

chlamydial pneumonia

—

45%

arvi during pregnancy

94%

—

cough from snot

—

36%

mycoplasma

90%

—

mucus throat

—

35%

herpes

89%

—

atypical pneumonia

—

34%

cytomegalovirus

89%

—

mucous discharge from the nose

—

32%

general intoxication syndrome

84%

—

likes order

—

31%

initial cataract

80%

—

mucus in the nose

—

30%

diabetic cataract

76%

—

snot in the throat

—

29%

nephritic syndrome

76%

—

impaired lung function

—

28%

intoxication

76%

—

take it, take it

—

26%

pregnancy

75%

—

-doubt needs support

—

26%

thrombocytopenia in newborns

72%

—

runny nose

—

25%

toxoplasmosis

70%

—

cough

—

22%

bacteremia

69%

—

high temperature

—

20%

hepatitis

68%

—

inflammation

68%

—

sepsis

67%

—

rubella

66%

—

viral pneumonia

65%

—

liver problems

64%

—

cytomegalovirus hepatitis

62%

—

bacterial pneumonia

62%

—

herpetic hepatitis

62%

—

coxsackie

62%

—

pregnancy complications

62%

—

proteus syndrome

60%

—

worse pregnancy

60%

—

bach flower

59%

—

postpartum infections

58%

—

Friedlander 's pneumonia

57%

—

hemolytic disease of newborns

57%

—

viral meningoencephalitis

57%

—

malaria

57%

—

intrauterine fetal development delay

57%

—

damage to the uterus

57%

—

enterovirus infection

56%

—

gonorrhea

53%

—

pseudomonas infection

53%

—

salpingitis

53%

—

fetoplacental insufficiency

53%

—

typhlitis

53%

—

hemorrhagic syndrome

52%

—

endocervicitis

52%

—

hemolytic anemia

52%

—

connective tissue dysplasia

52%

—

scarlet

52%

—

enterocolitis

51%

—

viral diarrhea

51%

—

up circulatory disorders

50%

—

meningoencephalitis

49%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

49%

—

damage to the nervous system

49%

—

discirculatory encephalopathy

49%

—

infectious colitis

49%

—

hydrocephalus

47%

—

hepatosplenomegaly

47%

—

duodenitis

47%

—

adrenal insufficiency

47%

—

enlargement of the liver and spleen

46%

—

interstitial pneumonia

46%

—

intra-phase infections

45%

—

vulvovaginitis

45%

—

vulva infections

45%

—

hepatitis c

45%

—

cardiomyopathy

45%

—

cataract

45%

—

viral hepatitis b

44%

—

vascular sclerosis

44%

—

enlargement of the spleen

44%

—

colitis

44%

—

encephalitis

44%

—

ARVI

43%

—

syphilis

43%

—

impaired uterine function

43%

—

toxicosis

43%

—

appendages of the uterus

42%

—

atherosclerosis of blood vessels

42%

—

deterioration during pregnancy

42%

—

constantly moving

42%

—

thrombocytopenia

42%

—

leukoencephalitis

41%

—

enlarged liver

41%

—

hiv

41%

—

cerebral circulation disorder

41%

—

consequences of childbirth

40%

—

inflammatory bowel diseases

40%

—

organic brain damage

39%

—

diabetes mellitus

38%

—

lags behind in the development

38%

—

female pelvic organs

38%

—

hypoxia

38%

—

blood diseases

57%

19%

hormonal disorders

36%

—

angiopathy

35%

—

childhood diseases

34%

—

there are no complaints

34%

—

impaired arterial function

34%

—

patient's condition

32%

—

pneumonia

55%

22%

chlamydia

73%

65%

onset of illness

34%

27%

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