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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Синдром перегрузки железомHepatitis B in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(11)100%(14)
General urine test 48%(2)74%(7)
General blood test 40%(8)62%(14)
Coprogram 71%(7)
Coagulogram 54%(2)17%(0)
ECG 19%(0)49%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 26%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 47%
drug poisoning 22%
dark urine 31%
ozhss reduced 20%
hepatitis D 29%
diabetic cardiomyopathy 18%
constant bloating 28%
decrease in transferrin 18%
hyperbilirubinemia 27%
sideroblastic anemia 17%
hepatitis c in children 27%
cardiomyopathy 17%
hepatitis A 27%
diabetes mellitus 16%
jaundice 27%
hemolytic anemia 16%
urobilinogen lowered 24%
hemoglobinopathies 15%
black feces 24%
lesion increased 14%
antigens to hepatitis B increased 23%
transferrin increase 14%
acholic feces 23%
history of liver surgery 14%
yellow sclera 23%
hyperpigmentation 13%
increased direct bilirubin 22%
minkowski-shoffar disease 13%
hepatitis c 5% 27%
overwork 19% 5%
fulminant hepatitis 22%
increased ferritin 12%
viral hepatitis b 5% 27%
myelodysplastic syndrome 12%
hypertrophy biliary tract 21%
dizziness in the dark 11%
bloating 21%
late cutaneous porphyria 11%
the skin is dark 21%
shortness of breath when walking 11%
stomach bloating strong 21%
decreased serum iron 11%
vaccination 21%
decreased libido 11%
jaundice in childhood 20%
thalassemia 11%
chronic diarrhea with meteorism 20%
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria 11%
hepatic coma 20%
pulling pains in the liver 11%
yellow fever 20%
chronic anemia 10%
high temperature 20%
leukemia 10%
acute hepatitis 7% 27%
hemoglobin increased 10%
yellowness of mucous membranes 19%
mch increased 10%
vomiting 19%
rashes back of the wrist 10%
chronic viral hepatitis 8% 26%
hemoglobinuria 10%
childhood diseases 18%
effects of taking hormones 10%
density is increased 18%
sickle cell anemia 9%
changing the color of feces 18%
it gets dark in the eyes 9%
the stool is weak 18%
shortness of breath worse lying down 9%
prolonged jaundice 18%
interruptions in the work of the heart 9%
acute viral hepatitis 8% 26%
aversion to the liver 9%
acute condition 18%
chronic heart failure 9%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 8% 26%
joint pain in the morning 9%
hepatitis chronic 8% 26%
glycohemoglobin increased 9%
adynamia 17%
pigmented spots on the face 9%
eats 17%
decreased ferritin 9%
violation of the stool 17%
porphyria 9%
mucous stools 17%
effects of overwork 9%
viral hepatitis 9% 26%
portal hypertension 9%
cramps in the fingers 17%
hyperglycemia 9%
hepatic encephalopathy 17%
swelling of the legs 9%
consequences of infection 17%
abnormalities of pancreatic development 8%
feeling of heat 16%
rash on the wrists 8%
no appetite 16%
latent iron deficiency 8%
intestinal lethargy 16%
atrial fibrillation 8%
food poisoning 16%
pancreatic fibrosis 8%
stool with gases 16%
interruptions in the heart 8%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 9% 25%
menstruation irregular 8%
light yellow stool 16%
weak erection 8%
no feeling of hunger 16%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 8%
hepatitis 9% 25%
asleep shortness of breath lying down 8%
abdominal distension 8% 24%
violation of protein metabolism 8%
acute liver failure 16%
hepatosis fatty 8%
cytolysis syndrome 16%
anemia, unspecified 8%
cholestasis 16%
worse standing 8%
worse food 15%
rash on the neck 8%
general intoxication syndrome 15%
reduction of excess body weight 8%
liver necrosis 15%
alcoholic liver disease 8%
vomiting multiple 15%
CHD 8%
abundant stool 15%
worse at noon 8%
regurgitation syndrome 15%
erythropenia 8%
consequences of vaccinations 15%
croup 8%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 15%
serum sickness 7%
bloating at night 15%
arrhythmia attacks 7%
worse during meals 15%
stiffness hip joints 7%
vomiting at night 15%
thirst 7%
teenage drug addiction 15%
rashes on the face 7%
hemorrhagic syndrome 15%
permanent arrhythmia 7%
increase ggtp 15%
brown pigmentation after rashes 7%
stage of recovery 4% 19%
myeloid metaplasia 7%
abdominal distension a 8% 23%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 7%
cholangitis 15%
supraventricular arrhythmia 7%
2 children 14%
impaired function of the small intestine 7%
unformed feces 14%
pain in the elbow joints 7%
suppuration of the skin 14%
alcoholism 7%
encephalopathy 14%
pancreatic cyst 7%
gallbladder stones 14%
stiffness in the knees 7%
digestion bloating 14%
brown spots on the skin 7%
liver failure 14%
worse when walking 7%
profuse diarrhea 14%
mental shock 7%
diarrhea with gases 14%
consequences of suppression 7%
pain in the right eye 14%
falls to the floor 7%
rash on the abdomen 14%
fluid in the abdomen 7%
yellow vomiting 14%
worse lying down 7%
bloody discharge from the nipples 14%
myelofibrosis 7%
coma 14%
menstruation disorder 7%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 14%
increase in creatinine 7%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 14%
he feels his heart 7%
prolonged diarrhea 14%
refusal to drink 7%
congestion bursting pain in the eye 14%
erythrocytic anemia 7%
recovery period 4% 18%
anemia 16% 7%
chronic diarrhea 14%
increased serum iron 7%
gastrointestinal problems 8% 22%
portal vein dilated 7%
bursting 7% 21%
liver atrophy 7%
constant weakness 6% 20%

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