Comparison results

✘Autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	87%(18)	100%(11)
Blood biochemistry	56%(4)	37%(2)
Autoimmune markers	79%(5)	—
Coagulogram	46%(4)	16%(1)

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

40%

primary immunodeficiency

92%

—

autoimmune pancreatitis

—

16%

antibodies to platelets

79%

—

enlarged lymph nodes

—

16%

immunodeficiency

73%

—

soreness of axillary lymph nodes

—

15%

thrombocytopenia

78%

12%

hemolytic jaundice

—

15%

bruise

35%

—

eosinophilia

—

15%

thrombocytopenic purpura

31%

—

increased axillary lymph nodes

—

15%

hemorrhagic diathesis

23%

—

hydradenitis

—

15%

bleeding

21%

—

painful lymph nodes in the groin

—

14%

reticulocytosis

20%

—

pain in the armpit

—

13%

hyperglycemia

19%

—

enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes

—

13%

ulcers in the nose

19%

—

inflammation of the inguinal lymph nodes

—

13%

hemorrhages on the skin

19%

—

cervical lymphadenitis

—

12%

bleeding uterine

18%

—

myelitis

—

12%

increased bleeding

18%

—

enlarged lymph nodes of the neck

—

12%

petechiae

17%

—

autoimmune thyroiditis

—

12%

splenectomy

30%

11%

inflammation of the lymph nodes of the neck

—

12%

thrombocytosis

17%

—

increased gamma globulins

—

12%

patient's condition

16%

—

thyroiditis

—

12%

nose bruises easily appear

16%

—

takes methotrexate

—

12%

red dots

16%

—

the spleen was removed

—

12%

the skin is dark

15%

—

digestion gastritis

—

12%

apoplexy

15%

—

purulent lymphadenitis

—

11%

small-point rash

15%

—

acute colitis

—

11%

hemolysis of erythrocytes

15%

—

glomerulonephritis

—

11%

red rash

14%

—

uveit

—

10%

immune hemolytic anemia

14%

—

pain in the groin area

—

10%

attacks of pain

14%

—

vasculitis

—

10%

gastric bleeding

14%

—

cerebellar ataxia

—

10%

bleeding ulcer

14%

—

acute hepatitis

—

10%

rheumatoid arthritis

13%

—

leukoencephalitis

—

hemorrhagic syndrome

13%

—

epilepsy

—

bone cancer

13%

—

inflammation of the kidneys

—

intestinal bleeding

13%

—

ataxia

—

consequences of taking medications

13%

—

thyroid diseases

—

changes in the blood

13%

—

epilepsy attacks

—

vaginal mucosa hyperemic

13%

—

impaired coordination

—

myelodysplastic syndrome

12%

—

gastritis

—

uterine mucosa hyperemic

12%

—

impressionability

—

rapid reaction

12%

—

pancreatitis

—

there are no complaints

12%

—

lymphadenitis

16%

anemia

21%

nephropathy

—

nosebleed

11%

—

inflammation of the stomach

—

joint diseases

11%

—

colitis

—

systemic lupus erythematosus

11%

—

hepatosplenomegaly

14%

leukemia

11%

—

necrosis

—

erythrocytosis

11%

—

convulsions

—

arthritis

11%

—

digestive disorders

—

osteosarcoma

11%

—

hormonal disorders

—

viral hepatitis b

10%

—

does not tolerate pain

—

chronic arthritis

10%

—

inflammatory bowel diseases

—

cancer

10%

—

lymph node damage

13%

20%

viral hepatitis

10%

—

enlargement of the spleen

12%

19%

brain cancer

10%

—

autoimmune hepatitis

12%

posthemorrhagic anemia

10%

—

hemoglobin increased

10%

hemorrhagic stroke

10%

—

skin problems

10%

vaccination

10%

—

inflammation

14%

weakening of immunity

10%

—

enlargement of the liver and spleen

14%

dyspnea

10%

—

impaired gastric function

consequences of vaccinations

10%

—

damage to the nervous system

stroke

—

pain in the lymph nodes

11%

feeling of danger

—

enlarged liver

12%

paranoia

—

jaundice

suspicion

—

emotional

periods of exacerbation

—

liver problems

11%

gums are red

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

shortness of breath during physical exertion

—

angioplasty

rash on the nose

—

neutropenia

14%

thyroid lymphoma

—

impaired arterial function

childhood diseases

—

better in morning

—

asia-syndrome

—

hemorrhage in the eye

—

better in afternoon

—

erythrocytic anemia

—

juvenile uterine bleeding

—

is vaccinated according to schedule

—

increased bleeding gums

—

black discharge

—

aplastic anemia

—

ulcer on the gum

—

hepatitis c

—

mucous hyperemia

—

nosebleed in the morning

—

cardiomyopathy

—

red urine

—

increased thyroxine

—

brain tumor

—

hematuria

—

hyperbilirubinemia

—

periodic illness

—

1 pregnancy

—

full

—

postsplenectomy sepsis

—

headache after injury

—

frequent nosebleeds in childhood

—

latent iron deficiency

—

mch reduced

—

no children

—

iron deficiency anemia

—

hypochromia

—

bleeding from the gums

—

microcytic anemia

—

serious condition

—

viral endocarditis

—

thrombotic microangiopathy

—

malformations of the mammary glands

—

consequences of infection

—

antinuclear antibodies

—

heart dysfunction

—

pulmonary hemorrhage

—

posttransfusion complications

—

profuse nosebleed

—

abdominal discomfort

—

profuse uterine bleeding

—

difficult understanding

—

chronic anemia

—

secondary syphilis

—

tuberculous lupus

—

chickenpox in childhood

—

urine discharge when coughing

—

autoimmune neutropenia

—

effects of hormone

—

hemolytic anemia

20%

11%

trauma

—

impaired lung function

—

bleeding during pregnancy

—

nosebleeds in the afternoon

—

lowered

16%

blood diseases

19%

10%

retinal hemorrhage

—

volume of spleen is increased

—

bone metastases

—

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