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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Arthritis of the knee jointPancreatitis in children
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Coprogram 62%(5)
General urine test 53%(1)
General blood test 4%(0)39%(7)
CT of the organ 3%(0)9%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 3%(0)9%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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arthrosis of the knee joint 41%
overlaid tongue 35%
swelling of the knee 32%
easily blushes 33%
pain in the knees 31%
pancreatitis in children 30%
rheumatoid arthritis 29%
pancreatonecrosis 24%
arthrosis 27%
purulent pancreatitis 24%
knee pain when moving 25%
pancreatitis chronic 24%
pain in the right knee 25%
necrotic pancreatitis 23%
pain in the legs when moving 23%
dyspepsia in children 22%
crunching in the knees 22%
pancreatitis 19%
pain in the right leg 17%
pancreatopathy 18%
pain in the legs 16%
abdominal pain in children 18%
arthritis of the hip joint 16%
ascariasis in children 18%
aching pain in the knee 15%
pancreas inflammation 18%
swelling of the knee joint 14%
salmonellosis in children 18%
knee pain when walking 13%
digestive disorders 17%
swelling of the legs 13%
helminthiasis in children 17%
deforming arthrosis 13%
difficult childhood 17%
swelling of joints 11%
history of pancreatic surgery 16%
joint crunch 10%
acute abdomen 16%
stiffness in the joints 10%
food poisoning in a child 16%
knee pain at rest 9%
cholecystitis in children 16%
bursitis 9%
constant heartburn 16%
pulling pains in the legs 9%
cholelithiasis in children 15%
joint pain is worse at rest 9%
impaired pancreatic function 15%
worse from movement 9%
pain in the pancreas 15%
pain when moving 9%
mucoviscidosis 15%
pain in the knee joints 8%
fever pale face 14%
arthritis of the knee joint 8%
pancreatic sclerosis 14%
acute arthritis 8%
covered with a whitish coating 14%
pain in the legs at rest 7%
childhood diseases 14%
infectious arthritis 7%
discovered muscle fibers in the stool 14%
leg pain fever 7%
pancreatic atrophy 14%
feeling the heat in the legs 7%
tongue is blue 14%
joint diseases 6%
abnormalities of pancreatic development 14%
red legs 6%
heartburn 14%
polyarthritis 6%
fever in the upper body 14%
leg bruised 6%
mumps in children 13%
purulent arthritis 6%
chronic dysentery 13%
sensations in the legs 6%
tongue is pale 13%
reactive arthritis 6%
purulent mumps 13%
joint pain 6%
fulminant hepatitis 13%
arthritis with pain 6%
intestinal obstruction in children 13%
acute infectious arthritis 6%
drug-induced pancreatitis 13%
redness of the joints 6%
chickenpox in childhood 13%
joint bruised 5%
stomach pain constant 13%
consequences of knee injury 5%
difficult defecation 13%
intestinal amyloidosis 5%
abdominal pain 13%
redness of the shins 5%
spicy food 13%
psoriasis rashes 5%
pancreatectomy 13%
fever with pain in the joints 5%
pancreatic fibrosis 13%
ankylosis 5%
burning in the stomach 13%
chronic arthritis 5%
throat overlaid 13%
worse at rest 5%
diarrhea 13%
amyloidosis of the skin 5%
shingling pain in the hypochondria 13%
pain in knee joints during movement 5%
unformed feces 13%
joint deformation 5%
anomalies of the gallbladder development 13%
reiter's disease 5%
gastrointestinal problems 2% 15%
dry plaques on the skin 5%
necrosis 2% 15%
aching pains in the knee joints 5%
little low energy level 13%
bent legs 4%
gallbladder cancer 13%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 4%
periodic illness 2% 15%
tuberculosis 4%
hemorrhagic pancreatitis 13%
synovitis of the knee joint 4%
tension in the epigastrium 13%
knee injury 4%
enteritis in children 13%
traumatic arthritis 4%
dry skin of the extremities 13%
red rash on the legs 4%
often abdominal pain 13%
chronic glomerulonephritis 4%
gastroduodenitis in children 13%
joint hypermobility syndrome 4%
parasitic liver diseases 12%
the pain is worse from exertion 4%
reactive pancreatitis 12%
acute iritis 4%
attacks of pain 12%
tendosynovitis 4%
pancreatic cyst 12%
red feet 4%
kidney failure in children 12%
severe chills 4%
tongue is dry 12%
gonorrhea 4%
little fat in the fecal 12%
arthritis of the foot 4%
irritate children 12%
skin problems 4%
cirrhosis of the liver in children 12%
rashes on the hands and feet 4%
ascaris 12%
gout 4%
aching stomach 12%
headache with high fever 4%
acute abdomen in children 12%
worse from sudden movements 4%
helminths 12%
consequences of injuries 4%
ascariasis 12%
spondyloarthrosis 4%
throat pale 12%
pain increases gradually 4%
stomach pain after eating 12%
skin dystrophy 4%
acute dysentery 12%
glomerulonephritis 4%
neutrophilosis 12%
tension in the legs 4%
acute shock 12%
starting pains 4%
dry skin of the face 12%
asleep leg muscle pain 4%
abscess 3% 15%
feeling of puffiness 4%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 3% 15%
the consequences of bruise 4%
gastritis in children 12%
erysipelas 4%
vomiting 12%
flat feet 4%
shingling abdominal pain 12%
clamidiosis 4%
cystic fibrosis 12%
rashes of the sole 4%
blunt abdominal trauma 12%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 4%
creatorrhea 12%
headache with chills 4%
bacterial dysentery 12%
muscle pain 4%
sharp abdominal pain 12%
acute colitis 4%
nausea 12%
psoriasis diffuse 4%
dry mouth 12%
rashes on the knees 4%
unstable stool 11%

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