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Results: Differences Similar ✘T51✘T40.9
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 55%(0)100%(0)
Blood biochemistry 100%(0)52%(19)
Chest radiography 45%(0)19%(0)
Other hormones 10%(1)29%(5)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 19%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —42%
resorption 18% —
respiratory — 39%
methyl alcohol poisoning 17% —
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 10% 48%
alcoholic cardiomyopathy 17% —
rhabdomyolysis — 37%
alcohol dependence 16% —
bradypnea — 37%
fast saturation 15% —
drug poisoning — 33%
head like a drunken 14% —
effects of drugs 9% 40%
alcoholism 14% —
addiction 8% 38%
toxic encephalopathy 14% —
morphine poisoning — 30%
poisoning with alcohol surrogates 13% —
methadone addiction — 29%
better from sour 13% —
stupor — 29%
nausea after drinking 12% —
hyperthermia — 27%
headache from alcohol 12% —
convulsions — 27%
diarrhea after alcohol 12% —
smokes — 27%
dizziness from alcohol 12% —
viral hepatitis b — 27%
pathological intoxication 12% —
amphetamine abuse — 26%
gaye-wernicke syndrome 12% —
lack of breath — 26%
deterioration from alcohol 12% —
acute renal failure 9% 34%
sharp pain in the stomach 11% —
respiratory insufficiency — 25%
alcoholic psychosis 11% —
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania — 25%
bilirubinuria 11% —
positional compression syndrome — 25%
alkalization of urine 11% —
hepatitis c — 25%
severe hypothermia 11% —
motor anxiety 8% 33%
sulph 11% —
hypoxia 9% 33%
unbearable headache 11% —
traumatic brain injury — 24%
alcohol is abusing 11% —
tachycardia — 24%
hepatic coma 11% —
aspiration of gastric contents — 24%
hypoglycemia 11% —
head injury — 24%
acidification of urine 11% —
heaviness of breathing — 24%
coma in a child 11% —
recovery period — 24%
hypoglycemic coma 11% —
hepatitis — 24%
retinal atrophy 10% —
pupils are narrowed — 24%
skin is clean 10% —
acute liver failure 10% 34%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder 10% —
dependence on the doctor — 24%
sensations in the head 10% —
palpitations — 23%
consequences of alcoholism 10% —
consequences of infection — 23%
strongest weakness 10% —
cocaine addiction — 23%
impaired pancreatic function 10% —
hiv — 22%
mild delirium 10% —
suspicion — 22%
infectious psychoses 10% —
paranoia — 22%
sharp headache 10% —
stage of recovery — 22%
hypersalivation 10% —
apnea — 22%
weakness nausea dizziness 10% —
serious condition — 22%
weight fluctuations 10% —
gases do not go away — 22%
soft tissue hematoma 10% —
epilepsy at night — 22%
intoxication psychosis 10% —
hypertension — 22%
sudden dizziness 10% —
epilepsy — 22%
headache with nausea and vomiting 9% —
kidney failure 10% 32%
myocardial dysfunction 9% —
patient behavior 9% 31%
optic nerve atrophy 9% —
pulmonary edema 8% 30%
terminal states 9% —
heart dysfunction 9% 30%
severe nausea 9% —
viral meningitis — 21%
meningoencephalitis 9% —
meningitis — 21%
alert 9% —
unspecified mental disorders 7% 28%
dermatitis and eczema 9% —
hypovolemic shock — 21%
hypercoagulation syndrome 9% —
light stun — 21%
posttransfusion complications 9% —
weak ligaments — 21%
narrowing of the fields of vision 9% —
angina pectoris — 21%
uremia 9% —
opium — 21%
headache from above 9% —
apallic syndrome — 21%
consequences of alcohol abuse 9% —
impaired arterial function 10% 30%
dizziness with vomiting 9% —
increased sodium — 20%
dizziness with nausea 9% —
drug poisoning 16% 36%
senile psychosis 9% —
dehydration 12% 32%
dizziness severe 9% —
effects of poisoning 17% 37%
hemorrhage in the eye 9% —
bradycardia — 20%
foolishness 8% —
myocardial infarction — 20%
dizziness weakness 8% —
lung pain — 20%
childish behavior 8% —
forced situation — 20%
abdominal pain with nausea 8% —
skull fracture — 20%
serum sickness 8% —
consequences of taking medications 8% 28%
headache with nausea 8% —
weakness of the ligaments — 20%
headache with dizziness 8% —
severe hypoxia — 20%
muscular dystonia 8% —
magnesia — 20%
headache with weakness 8% —
chronic pneumonia — 19%
vacuum 8% —
depression — 19%
stomach nausea 8% —
heaviness on the heart — 19%
eczema 8% —
abdominal injuries — 19%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 8% —
leg cramps during the day — 19%
headache vomiting 8% —
quinine poisoning — 19%
heavy eyes 8% —
spasm of oddi's sphincter — 19%
chronic diarrhea 8% —
no pharyngeal reflex — 19%
abdominal pain with vomiting 8% —
loss of work — 19%
not enough time 8% —
Follows the rules — 19%
lethargy 8% —
sad — 19%
pancreatopathy 8% —
acute pain — 19%
protein c deficiency 7% —
pulse is strong — 19%
liquid stool 7% —
spasm 7% 26%
fainting 7% —
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter — 19%
dermatitis 7% —
auscultation weakened — 19%
beriberi 7% —
the morning is cheerful — 19%
stones in the bladder 7% —
decrease in sodium — 19%
oily skin 7% —
general intoxication syndrome 12% 31%
blindness 7% —
desire for loneliness — 18%
early development 7% —
arrhythmia 7% 25%
infantile 7% —
destructive behavior 7% 25%
dizziness 7% —
moderate condition 10% 28%
burns 7% —
increased myoglobin — 18%
hormonal disorders 6% —
better in the light — 18%
acute ethanol poisoning 23% 16%
anxiety due to pain — 18%
intoxication of alcohol 20% 14%
confusion of thoughts — 18%

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