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Results: Differences General	✘Синдром перегрузки железом	✘Viral hepatitis B
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(11) 31%(3) Coagulogram 54%(2) 15%(7) General blood test 40%(8) 27%(17) General urine test 48%(2) 16%(8) ECG 19%(0) 14%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	26%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	9%	100%
drug poisoning	22%	—
hepatitis c	5%	56%
ozhss reduced	20%	—
nosocomial infections	—	38%
diabetic cardiomyopathy	18%	—
syphilis	—	26%
decrease in transferrin	18%	—
hiv	—	22%
cardiomyopathy	17%	—
hyperbilirubinemia	—	18%
sideroblastic anemia	17%	—
eggs of worms	—	13%
hemolytic anemia	16%	—
worms in the feces	—	12%
diabetes mellitus	16%	—
dark urine	—	11%
overwork	19%	2%
helminths	—	11%
hemoglobinopathies	15%	—
hepatitis A	—	10%
transferrin increase	14%	—
cholestasis	—	10%
lesion increased	14%	—
jaundice	—	10%
minkowski-shoffar disease	13%	—
hepatitis D	—	9%
hyperpigmentation	13%	—
viral hepatitis	9%	18%
increased ferritin	12%	—
hepatic encephalopathy	—	9%
myelodysplastic syndrome	12%	—
prolonged jaundice	—	9%
pulling pains in the liver	11%	—
hypertrophy biliary tract	—	9%
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria	11%	—
acholic feces	—	9%
heart dysfunction	16%	3%
increased ESR	—	8%
anemia	16%	3%
hepatitis in the anamnesis	—	8%
thalassemia	11%	—
consequences of infection	—	8%
dizziness in the dark	11%	—
fulminant hepatitis	—	8%
late cutaneous porphyria	11%	—
encephalopathy	—	8%
shortness of breath when walking	11%	—
black feces	—	8%
decreased serum iron	11%	—
medicinal hepatitis	—	8%
decreased libido	11%	—
hemorrhages on the skin	—	7%
rashes back of the wrist	10%	—
hepatic coma	—	7%
mch increased	10%	—
cytolysis syndrome	—	7%
hemoglobin increased	10%	—
urobilinogen lowered	—	7%
leukemia	10%	—
density is increased	—	7%
effects of taking hormones	10%	—
high temperature	—	7%
chronic anemia	10%	—
the skin is dark	—	7%
hemoglobinuria	10%	—
yellowness of mucous membranes	—	7%
cirrhosis of the liver	21%	9%
nosebleed	—	7%
history of liver surgery	14%	2%
increased alt	7%	14%
shortness of breath worse lying down	9%	—
mushy feces	—	7%
intoxication	17%	6%
d10	—	7%
effects of poisoning	13%	2%
complete lack of appetite	—	6%
arrhythmia	14%	3%
bleeding from the gums	—	6%
glycohemoglobin increased	9%	—
feces are grayish-white in color	—	6%
aversion to the liver	9%	—
bitterness in the mouth	—	6%
interruptions in the work of the heart	9%	—
black discharge	—	6%
porphyria	9%	—
liver cancer	—	6%
it gets dark in the eyes	9%	—
vomiting	—	6%
sickle cell anemia	9%	—
increase ggtp	—	6%
pigmented spots on the face	9%	—
moderate condition	—	6%
swelling of the legs	9%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	6%
decreased ferritin	9%	—
blood in semen	—	6%
hyperglycemia	9%	—
nausea	—	6%
effects of overwork	9%	—
liver failure	—	6%
chronic heart failure	9%	—
vaccination	—	6%
menstruation irregular	8%	—
constant bloating	—	6%
anemia, unspecified	8%	—
euphoria	—	6%
hepatosis fatty	8%	—
the heart tones are muted	—	6%
violation of protein metabolism	8%	—
positive antibodies to hepatitis b	—	6%
asleep shortness of breath lying down	8%	—
feeling of heat	—	6%
worse standing	8%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	6%
weak erection	8%	—
antigens to hepatitis B reduced	—	6%
abnormalities of pancreatic development	8%	—
drowsiness	—	6%
latent iron deficiency	8%	—
antigens to hepatitis B increased	—	6%
interruptions in the heart	8%	—
tremor	—	6%
pancreatic fibrosis	8%	—
exanthema	—	6%
atrial fibrillation	8%	—
opsouria	—	6%
rash on the wrists	8%	—
cramps in the fingers	—	6%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver	8%	—
viral hepatitis b	5%	11%
reduction of excess body weight	8%	—
liver necrosis	—	6%
rash on the neck	8%	—
positive	—	6%
CHD	8%	—
acute liver failure	—	5%
worse at noon	8%	—
violation of the stool	—	5%
croup	8%	—
nodules on the joints	—	5%
alcoholic liver disease	8%	—
urticaria skin	—	5%
erythropenia	8%	—
benign neoplasms	—	5%
enlarged liver	15%	5%
red dots	—	5%
permanent arrhythmia	7%	—
hemorrhagic syndrome	—	5%
increased serum iron	7%	—
urticaria	—	5%
falls to the floor	7%	—
yellow feces	—	5%
erythrocytic anemia	7%	—
attacks of pain	—	5%
refusal to drink	7%	—
worse during sleep	—	5%
he feels his heart	7%	—
no appetite	—	5%
Common symptoms are weakness	7%	—
itchy skin	—	5%
increase in creatinine	7%	—
papules	—	5%
myelofibrosis	7%	—
vomiting multiple	—	5%
worse lying down	7%	—
yellow sclera	—	5%
pain in the elbow joints	7%	—
yellow vomiting	—	5%
consequences of suppression	7%	—
petechiae	—	5%
arrhythmia attacks	7%	—
coma	—	5%
stiffness hip joints	7%	—
poor sleep	—	5%
thirst	7%	—
cries a lot	—	5%
rashes on the face	7%	—
increased bleeding	—	5%
myeloid metaplasia	7%	—
the taste of acetone in the mouth	—	5%
brown pigmentation after rashes	7%	—
nosebleeds in the afternoon	—	5%
supraventricular arrhythmia	7%	—
subfebrility	—	5%
impaired function of the small intestine	7%	—
severe itching of the skin	—	5%
alcoholism	7%	—
intrahepatic cholestasis	—	5%
pancreatic cyst	7%	—
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	—	5%
stiffness in the knees	7%	—
consequences of a viral infection	—	5%
brown spots on the skin	7%	—
control issues	—	5%
worse when walking	7%	—
bradycardia	—	5%
mental shock	7%	—
medicinal hepatotoxicity	—	5%
portal vein dilated	7%	—
prolonged defecation	—	5%

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