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Results: Differences General	✘Венозное кровотечение	✘Thrombocytopenic purpura
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 56%(0) 85%(17) Coagulogram 81%(0) 45%(4) Autoimmune markers — 81%(3) Endoscopy 63%(0) — Coprogram 55%(3) 5%(1) Blood biochemistry — 55%(0) Colonoscopy 48%(0) — CT of the organ 33%(0) 7%(0) Ultrasound of lymph nodes — 35%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	94%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
chronic condition	100%	7%
primary immunodeficiency	—	91%
blood dark	88%	—
antibodies to platelets	—	81%
rectum stomach	86%	—
thrombocytopenia	—	79%
veins bloating	86%	—
immunodeficiency	—	71%
venous mesh on legs	83%	—
bruise	—	35%
varicose veins of the legs	82%	—
thrombocytopenic purpura	—	33%
wound	81%	—
splenectomy	—	31%
veins swelling on the legs	79%	—
remission	—	21%
impaired venous function	81%	5%
hemorrhagic purpura	—	20%
vascular damage	77%	5%
reticulocytosis	—	19%
varicose veins of the shins	69%	—
hemorrhagic stroke	—	18%
trophic ulcers of the shins	67%	—
nosebleed	—	18%
angioplasty	75%	8%
petechiae	—	17%
varicose veins of the foot	65%	—
patient's condition	—	17%
inhibition and weakness	64%	—
hemorrhagic syndrome	—	17%
abnormalities of stomach development	64%	—
posthemorrhagic anemia	—	17%
ulcers on the shins	62%	—
apoplexy	—	17%
the stool is viscous	60%	—
thrombocytosis	—	17%
vomiting coffee grounds	59%	—
postsplenectomy sepsis	—	16%
veins protrude	59%	—
the fast man	—	16%
weak rapid pulse	59%	—
hemorrhage in the eye	—	16%
thick blood	59%	—
history of surgery	—	16%
gunshot wounds	58%	—
small-point rash	—	16%
pulse weak	57%	—
drug disease	—	15%
bleeding	80%	21%
childhood diseases	—	15%
vomiting black	56%	—
stroke	—	15%
red fecal	55%	—
red rash	—	15%
blood diseases	74%	18%
consequences of vaccinations	—	15%
dark feces	54%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	14%
hemorrhoids	54%	—
immune hemolytic anemia	—	14%
rectal bleeding	54%	—
blue skin	—	13%
The pulse is slow	53%	—
hemolytic anemia	—	13%
thrombocytopathy	61%	6%
bleeding from the gums	—	13%
trophic ulcer	53%	—
changes in the blood	—	12%
urination with blood	52%	—
vaginal mucosa hyperemic	—	12%
weak stream of urine	52%	—
there are no complaints	—	12%
abnormalities of intestinal development	51%	—
bleeding uterine	—	12%
ulcer on the leg	51%	—
enlargement of the spleen	—	12%
legs are elongated	50%	—
ulcers in the nose	—	12%
superficial veins	50%	—
myelodysplastic syndrome	—	12%
portal hypertension	49%	—
hemophilia	—	11%
impaired arterial function	58%	7%
uterine mucosa hyperemic	—	11%
black discharge	59%	8%
postvaccinal reaction	—	11%
angiopathy	60%	9%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	—	11%
the volume of blood loss is increased	55%	5%
brain damage	—	11%
thinking disorders	48%	—
blow to the head	—	11%
dic syndrome	48%	—
vaccination	—	10%
weakness and palpitations	48%	—
consequences of infection	—	10%
traumatic shock	48%	—
allergy	—	10%
falls to the floor	48%	—
acute condition	—	10%
suicide	48%	—
surgical infections	—	10%
frequent dizziness	48%	—
post-extraction bleeding	—	10%
inhibition	47%	—
female pelvic organs	—	10%
loss of work	47%	—
intolerance to drugs	—	10%
dizziness weakness	46%	—
gums are red	—	9%
heartbeat in the head	46%	—
worse during meals	—	9%
the volume of blood loss is reduced	52%	5%
worse food	—	9%
internal bleeding	52%	5%
is vaccinated according to schedule	—	9%
effects of hypoxia	44%	—
sputum with blood	—	9%
bone defects	43%	—
juvenile uterine bleeding	—	9%
trauma	57%	12%
feeling of danger	—	9%
enlargement of the heart	42%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	9%
The skin is not	42%	—
apex systolic murmur	—	9%
dehydration	41%	—
thyroid lymphoma	—	9%
cardiodilation	41%	—
sepsis	—	9%
general weakness	40%	—
erythrocytic anemia	—	9%
bone fracture	39%	—
early development	—	9%
latent iron deficiency	49%	8%
better in afternoon	—	9%
hypertension	51%	10%
better in morning	—	9%
external bleeding	49%	9%
consequences of a viral infection	—	9%
iron deficiency anemia	48%	8%
liver problems	—	9%
hypochromia	48%	8%
viral hepatitis b	—	9%
vomiting blood	45%	6%
hepatitis	—	9%
onset of illness	48%	9%
heavy eyes	—	9%
control issues	37%	—
attacks of pain	—	9%
hypoxia	37%	—
rash on the nose	—	9%
arterial bleeding	44%	6%
autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome	—	9%
necrosis	35%	—
headache after injury	—	9%
ulcers on the skin	43%	6%
no children	—	8%
traumatic illness	40%	4%
mch reduced	—	8%
increased bleeding	55%	20%
paranoia	—	8%
peptic ulcer	39%	4%
full	—	8%
essential hypertension	40%	5%
mucous hyperemia	—	8%
vascular tumor	38%	4%
sputum	—	8%
dizziness	39%	5%
lymph node damage	—	8%
liquid stool	39%	5%
hypofibrinogenemia	—	8%
weakness after illness	36%	3%
endometrium cyanotic	—	8%
chronic anemia	44%	12%
rheumatoid arthritis	—	8%
hemorrhagic diathesis	56%	24%
red urine	—	8%
gastric bleeding	46%	14%
hemophthalmos	—	8%
thrombosis	38%	6%
bilirubin is elevated	—	8%
bleeding ulcer	45%	13%
suspicion	—	8%
tachycardia	38%	7%
heart sounds are weakened	—	8%
palpitations	37%	7%
illness after hypothermia	—	8%
intestinal bleeding	43%	13%
hemolysis of erythrocytes	—	8%
lowered	44%	16%
the spleen was removed	—	8%
the skin is dark	43%	15%
rapid reaction	—	8%
vomiting	36%	8%
increased bleeding gums	—	8%
consequences of injuries	37%	10%
ulcer on the gum	—	8%
increased	44%	17%
effects of hormone	—	7%

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