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Results: Differences General ✘Fulminant hepatitis✘Paraproctitis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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viral hepatitis b 91% —
paraproctitis — 73%
liver necrosis 83% —
subcutaneous paraproctitis — 71%
acute viral hepatitis 82% —
redness around the anus — 61%
hepatitis 82% —
intestinal abscess — 54%
liver problems 76% —
abscess — 53%
necrosis 74% —
fistula of the rectum — 51%
toxic liver 73% —
dysbacteriosis — 51%
the taste of acetone in the mouth 73% —
intestinal fistula — 48%
hepatitis c 72% —
-willed redness of the anus — 48%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 72% —
proctitis — 47%
mushroom poisoning 70% —
childhood diseases — 45%
history of appendectomy 70% —
pararectal fistula — 45%
pain in the right lung 70% —
rejection of the chest — 44%
abdominal pain on the right 69% —
fistula of the anus — 44%
fulminant hepatitis 69% —
drowsiness with fever — 42%
thrombin time is lowered 67% —
infectious colitis — 42%
fructosemia 67% —
intestinal dysbiosis in children — 41%
liver transplantation 65% —
pain in the rectum — 41%
fructose intolerance 65% —
hot to the touch — 40%
criticality 65% —
phlegmon — 40%
lowered 65% —
acute sigmoiditis — 39%
positive antibodies to hepatitis b 64% —
intestinal phlegmon — 38%
tyrosinemia 64% —
colitis — 37%
pain in the right hypochondrium 64% —
proteus syndrome — 37%
painful palpation of liver 61% —
very high fever — 37%
very critical 61% —
pain in the intestines — 35%
galactosemia 61% —
constantly crying — 35%
the fast man 60% —
severe fever — 35%
history of liver surgery 58% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 35%
encephalopathy 57% —
chills — 35%
jaundice 57% —
fistula — 35%
hepatitis D 56% —
fear of responsibility — 34%
liver dysfunction 56% —
skin is hot — 34%
alternating symptoms 56% —
constipation children — 34%
citrullinemia 56% —
parodontitis — 33%
changeable mood 56% —
there is no appetite with fever — 33%
toxic hepatitis 55% —
violation of the stool — 33%
bitterness in the mouth 55% —
headache with chills — 32%
decreased fibrinogen 54% —
aching all over the body — 32%
increased nervousness 54% —
acute colitis — 32%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 53% —
blood from the anus — 32%
kidney failure 53% —
listlessness drowsiness — 32%
nausea after eating 53% —
discharge from the anus — 31%
acute condition 77% 22%
pus in feces — 31%
yellowness of mucous membranes 52% —
wound — 31%
rickettsiosis 52% —
headache aching — 31%
digestive disorders 52% —
suppuration with fistulas — 30%
hepatitis chronic 51% —
soft tissue abscess — 30%
a history of organ transplantation 51% —
febrile body temperature — 30%
chronic viral hepatitis 51% —
pain in the lumbar back — 30%
hypotension 50% —
listlessness with fever — 30%
wilson-konovalov disease 50% —
cry when complaining — 29%
dystrophy 50% —
crying during complaints — 29%
increased urea 49% —
trauma — 28%
nausea 49% —
headache at temperature — 28%
hepatic encephalopathy 49% —
headache with fever — 28%
exudative pericarditis 49% —
inflammation of the tooth — 28%
bad breath unpleasant 49% —
lower abdominal pain — 28%
metabolic disorder 49% —
lower back pain — 27%
toxic shock syndrome 49% —
loses thought — 27%
systemic vasculitis 48% —
temperature with chills — 27%
vomiting 48% —
feeling of heat in the head — 27%
emotional 47% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 27%
cytolysis syndrome 47% —
confusion of thoughts — 27%
vomiting food 47% —
drowsiness — 26%
vomiting during meals 47% —
diseases of infants — 26%
fever tachycardia 46% —
streptococci — 26%
interruptions in the heart 46% —
fever in the body — 26%
food is poorly digested 46% —
back pain — 25%
acute renal failure 46% —
intestinal mucosa — 25%
vomiting bile 46% —
effects of shock — 25%
hepatosis fatty 46% —
reddening of the skin — 25%
hepatoses 45% —
acute injury — 25%
bilirubin is elevated 45% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 24%
pericarditis 45% —
nose nursing mom — 24%
damage to the nervous system 45% —
no appetite — 24%
increased ast 45% —
high fever — 24%
erythrocytic anemia 45% —
does not tolerate pain — 24%
increased alt 45% —
pain throughout the body — 23%
hypochromia 45% —
confusion of consciousness — 23%
liver atrophy 45% —
pneumonia — 23%
iron deficiency anemia 45% —
general intoxication syndrome — 23%
nausea during meals 44% —
unspecified mental disorders — 23%
coagulopathy 44% —
aching — 23%
increased 64% 18%
consequences of injuries — 22%
feels the heart 43% —
surgical infections — 22%
erythrocytosis 43% —
headaches — 22%
food poisoning 43% —
consequences of surgery — 21%
liver pain 43% —
there are no complaints — 20%
increase in creatinine 43% —
high temperature 46% 47%
no discharge 42% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 45% 46%
vasculitis 42% —
thirst 42% —
hypotension 41% —
variable symptoms 41% —
right-sided symptoms 41% —
cytomegalovirus 41% —
positive 40% —
toxicosis 40% —
blockage of blood vessels 40% —
effects of poisoning 39% —
chronic heart failure 39% —
nervousness 39% —
lung pain 39% —
herpes 39% —
rapid reaction 38% —
enlarged liver 38% —
liquid stool 37% —
disorders of consciousness 37% —

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