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Results: Differences Similar ✘Postsplenectomy sepsis✘Job Syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)75%(1)
Infection tests 80%(0)61%(0)
General blood test 71%(0)66%(3)
Radiography of the area 72%(0)36%(0)
Chest radiography 59%(0)42%(0)
Coagulogram 54%(2)—
General urine test 52%(0)—
Respiratory tract endoscopy —49%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
the spleen was removed 91% —
job syndrome — 94%
postsplenectomy sepsis 90% —
lower respiratory tract infections — 86%
cough 86% —
fungus — 79%
pain muscle pain when cough 85% —
ARVI — 79%
iga reduction 85% —
acute eczema — 76%
purulent-resorptive fever 85% —
staphylococcal pneumonia — 76%
rapid reaction 84% —
lung aspergilloma — 75%
hyposplenism 82% —
asymmetry — 75%
convulsions 81% —
boil — 75%
sweating from coughing 79% —
facial asymmetry — 74%
blood diseases 79% —
folliculitis — 73%
reduction of igm 77% —
dermatitis and eczema — 73%
ige reduction 74% —
consequences of sprains — 70%
cough to vomiting 74% —
post-traumatic arthrosis — 68%
chest pain when coughing 73% —
microbial eczema — 67%
pain chest 72% —
rash pustules — 66%
reduction of igg 71% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 65%
hypotension 71% —
itchy eczema — 65%
cough with nausea 69% —
aspergillosis — 64%
headache when coughing 69% —
The skin is not — 63%
leukopenia 68% —
dermatitis — 61%
vomiting 68% —
muscle stretching — 60%
chest aches 67% —
abscess — 59%
sputum 67% —
furunculosis — 59%
intoxication 66% —
sprains — 59%
shock states of various genesis 66% —
bronchiectasis — 59%
vomiting mucus 64% —
staphylococcus aureus — 58%
chest chills 64% —
typhlitis — 56%
indomitable vomiting 64% —
pseudomonas infection — 56%
chills with nausea 63% —
ligament injury — 55%
onset of illness 63% —
anomalies of teeth — 53%
chills 63% —
osteopenia — 53%
sore throat cough 62% —
eosinophilia — 53%
prolonged bronchitis 62% —
primary immunodeficiency — 51%
endocardial dysfunction 62% —
chronic pneumonia — 51%
sweating 61% —
dermatosis — 50%
nausea in the throat 61% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 50%
is quickly aroused 61% —
rashes itchy — 50%
chest tickling 61% —
sinusitis — 50%
decrease in ESR 61% —
arthrosis — 49%
hypobilirubinemia 61% —
Chronical bronchitis — 48%
malaria 61% —
acute bronchitis — 47%
sweating chest 61% —
stretching — 46%
perspiration with cough 60% —
joint injuries — 46%
stiffness in the neck 60% —
reddening of the skin — 44%
leukocytosis 60% —
skin problems 35% 79%
chills with sweating 60% —
itchy skin — 43%
general intoxication syndrome 60% —
frequent colds — 43%
chills when vomiting 59% —
bone deformation — 43%
nosocomial infections 59% —
drug allergy — 41%
erythropenia 59% —
joint diseases — 40%
sweat with chills 59% —
consequences of injuries — 39%
pain in the larynx 58% —
necrosis — 38%
lymphogranulomatosis 58% —
injury — 35%
headache with chills 58% —
bronchitis 46% 79%
dyspnea 58% —
suppuration of the skin 43% 73%
inflammation of the nasopharynx 57% —
epiglottitis in children 61% 86%
pneumonia vomiting 57% —
epiglottitis 61% 85%
perspiration 57% —
bronchitis in children 59% 82%
systemic vasculitis 56% —
inflammation of larynx 58% 81%
increased urea 56% —
impaired lung function 53% 75%
cough wet 56% —
pneumonia in children 54% 75%
headache aching 56% —
allergy 39% 55%
nausea 56% —
childhood diseases 36% 51%
throat tickling 55% —
pneumonia 84% 93%
increase in albumin 55% —
viral pneumonia 49% 49%
fever with muscle pain 54% —
fighting 41% 41%
immunoglobulin a deficiency 54% —
increased sensitivity 40% 40%
decrease in gamma globulins 54% —
hypercoagulation syndrome 54% —
sweats from pain 54% —
thrombocytosis 54% —
oliguria 54% —
sweating of the head 53% —
anaphylactic shock 53% —
consequences of operation 53% —
headache with nausea and vomiting 53% —
nausea with fever 53% —
violation of protein metabolism 53% —
high temperature 53% —
impaired arterial function 52% —
violation of fat metabolism 52% —
hyperbilirubinemia 51% —
headache vomiting 50% —
erythrocytosis 50% —
malignant lymphoma 50% —
severe headache neck pain 50% —
leukocyturia 50% —
photophobia 50% —
vomiting at fever 50% —
headache at temperature 50% —
acceleration of movements 50% —
sepsis 93% 41%
cough with shortness 50% —
chest pain when breathing 49% —
vasculitis 49% —
lymphoma 49% —
headache with nausea 49% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist 49% —
mucous sputum 49% —
pneumonia with sepsis 99% 49%
cyanosis 48% —
hypotension 48% —
meningitis 48% —
liebman-sachs endocarditis 48% —
flu 48% —
leg cramps 47% —
increased ESR 47% —
muscle tension 46% —
shortened cycle 46% —
little urine 46% —
lung pain 46% —
type of breathing chest 46% —
effects of shock 46% —
endocarditis 46% —
weakening of immunity 45% —
thrombocytopenia 45% —
drug poisoning 44% —
pain when breathing 44% —
tuberculosis 43% —
bleeding 43% —
hemorrhagic diathesis 43% —
nausea vomiting 43% —
muscle pain 43% —
stiffness 43% —
disorders of consciousness 43% —
sensations in the head 42% —
chronic condition 41% —
changes in the blood 41% —
metabolic disorder 40% —
sensitivity to medications 40% —
headaches 39% —

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