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Results: Differences General	✘A04.5	✘Schistosomiasis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%(11) 40%(2) General blood test 100%(10) 31%(10) General urine test 85%(8) 32%(3) Blood biochemistry 89%(1) — ECG 86%(0) — Sex hormones 15%(1) 29%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	62%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
enteritis in children	55%	—
schistosomiasis	—	95%
mesadenitis	40%	—
kidney stones	—	83%
acute duodenitis	38%	—
the feeling of parasites	—	59%
bacterial enteritis	37%	—
helminths	—	57%
bacteremia	35%	—
clots of green sputum	—	54%
little mucus in the stool	34%	—
vaginal polyp	—	49%
toxic shock syndrome	34%	—
trichurosis	—	46%
erosive gastritis	34%	—
anemia in children	—	45%
acute gastroenterocolitis	33%	—
sputum	—	44%
sepsis	33%	—
pulling pain in the kidneys	—	44%
chronic enteritis	32%	—
sputum clots	—	42%
fecal vomiting	31%	—
cough	—	40%
gastroenterocolitis	31%	—
pain in the ureter	—	40%
enterocolitis	30%	—
allergic gastritis	—	38%
acute enterocolitis	29%	—
ureteral stricture	—	38%
acute abdomen	29%	—
cervical canal polyps	—	37%
area stool several times a day	28%	—
veno-occlusive liver disease	—	37%
travelers' diarrhea	27%	—
skin itching redness	—	36%
streaks of blood in feces	27%	—
abdominal pain with fever	—	36%
main complaint is abdominal pain	27%	—
phlegm thick	—	36%
shock states of various genesis	27%	—
cervical polyp	—	36%
stool with mucus and blood	27%	—
pain in the upper back	—	35%
violation of the stool	27%	—
red rashes with itching	—	35%
chills in the morning	27%	—
sickle cell anemia	—	35%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	27%	—
renal colic	—	34%
intoxication	26%	—
viral enteritis	—	34%
acute colitis	26%	—
teacher	—	33%
stool meager	26%	—
lingering pain in the lower back	—	33%
ileit	26%	—
bladder cancer	—	33%
greenish feces	26%	—
hemoglobinopathies	—	33%
stool in the morning	25%	—
pain during sexual intercourse	—	32%
nausea vomiting	25%	—
allergic urticaria	—	32%
nausea	24%	—
aching lower back	—	32%
acute pain	24%	—
studies poorly	—	32%
lymphadenitis	24%	—
back pain is aching	—	31%
dysentery	24%	—
sputum green	—	31%
appendicitis	23%	—
tension in the body	—	31%
acute appendicitis	23%	—
headache from above	—	31%
mucus in feces	23%	—
anemia	—	31%
increased	23%	—
ulcer on the leg	—	30%
hypovolemic shock	22%	—
impaired prostate function	—	30%
rectal bleeding	22%	—
medicinal hepatitis	—	30%
diarrhea in a child	22%	—
kidney pain area	—	30%
watery feces	22%	—
eosinophilia	—	30%
blood from the anus	22%	—
the condition is extremely serious	—	30%
acute shock	22%	—
thrombosis of the lower extremities	—	30%
very shy	22%	—
back aching	—	30%
pain in the joints at a temperature	21%	—
pain in the lumbar back	—	30%
acute arthritis	21%	—
genital pain in women	—	30%
pain in the lower abdomen on the left	20%	—
nose headache from fatigue	—	29%
abscess	20%	—
external bleeding	—	29%
infectious and toxic myocarditis	20%	—
is better when busy	—	29%
arthritis	20%	—
urticaria	—	29%
smokes	20%	—
cough wet	—	29%
rupture duodenal dysfunction	20%	—
lymphocytosis	—	29%
fever with muscle pain	20%	—
pain in the vagina	—	29%
acute abdominal pains	19%	—
diarrhea with blood	—	28%
moderate condition	19%	—
colic	—	28%
pain in the left groin	19%	—
feeling of bruising	10%	38%
sharp pain in the stomach	19%	—
vaginal discharge	—	28%
by erosion of the stomach	19%	—
rashes itchy	—	28%
food poisoning	19%	—
speeded up urination	—	28%
acute hepatitis	19%	—
sputum with blood	—	28%
chills at night	19%	—
insomnia from pain	—	28%
fetid feces	18%	—
red papules	—	28%
papular urticaria	18%	—
headaches	15%	43%
abdominal pain with nausea	18%	—
better from work	—	27%
inflammation of the brain	18%	—
allergic rash	—	27%
subfebrility	18%	—
phlebitis	—	27%
reactive arthritis	18%	—
pulmonary embolism	—	27%
prurigo	18%	—
lower back pain	—	27%
meningitis	18%	—
painful urination	—	26%
sharp abdominal pain	18%	—
chronic anemia	—	26%
acute dysentery	18%	—
hepatitis c	—	26%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	18%	—
growth disorders in children	—	26%
tuberculosis of the liver	18%	—
acute venous thrombosis	—	26%
infectious arthritis	18%	—
ascites	—	26%
abundant stool	18%	—
polyps	—	26%
abdominal pain during defecation	18%	—
red rash	—	25%
dehydration	18%	—
back pain	—	25%
defecation painful	17%	—
proteinuria	—	25%
timid stools	17%	—
reddening of the skin	—	25%
cold limbs at high temperature	17%	—
problems with studying	—	24%
localization of the main complaint in the stomach	17%	—
hematuria	8%	32%
dic syndrome	17%	—
constipation	—	24%
mushy feces	17%	—
metastases	—	24%
likes porridge	17%	—
decreased concentration of attention	—	24%
purulent appendicitis	17%	—
itchy skin	—	24%
muscle pain at night	17%	—
paralysis	—	24%
abdominal pain is easier from vomiting	17%	—
viral hepatitis	—	24%
abdominal pain on the left	17%	—
fighting	—	23%
endocarditis	17%	—
worse in morning	—	23%
impaired function of the small intestine	17%	—
poor sleep	—	23%
headache at night	16%	—
abdominal pain after diarrhea	17%	40%
frequent stools	16%	—
thrombosis	—	22%
nodules on the joints	16%	—
quickly gets tired	—	22%
digestive disorders	16%	—
impaired venous function	—	21%
recovery period	16%	—
fever diarrhea	11%	32%
stage of recovery	16%	—
drug disease	—	20%
heaviness in the kidneys	16%	—
medicinal colitis	20%	40%

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