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Results: Differences General	✘Twisting of the testicle	✘Fulminant hepatitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%(0) 44%(0) Infection tests — 78%(4) Coagulogram — 68%(2) Blood biochemistry — 55%(7) General blood test — 52%(1) Ultrasound of the scrotum organs 49%(0) — Coprogram — 37%(1) Neurologist's examination — 37%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
reddening of the skin	81%	—
viral hepatitis b	—	91%
testicular pain	76%	—
liver necrosis	—	83%
dropsy testicles	75%	—
acute viral hepatitis	—	82%
scrotum pain	74%	—
hepatitis	—	82%
hyperemia of genitals	65%	—
acute condition	—	77%
history of testicular surgery	64%	—
liver problems	—	76%
orchiectomy	58%	—
pain in the right side of the abdomen	—	75%
pain in the perineum in men	49%	—
toxic liver	—	74%
hypersensitivity to touch	47%	—
the taste of acetone in the mouth	—	74%
difficulty urinating	45%	—
hepatitis c	—	73%
weak stream of urine	43%	—
abdominal pain on the right	—	72%
pain is better when busy	43%	—
history of appendectomy	—	71%
redness of the perineum	43%	—
pain in the right lung	—	71%
sports injury	43%	—
fulminant hepatitis	—	70%
injuries of the scrotum organs	42%	—
mushroom poisoning	—	68%
collapse	41%	—
thrombin time is lowered	—	68%
acute pain	41%	—
fructosemia	—	68%
difficulty urinating in men	40%	—
intoxication	—	66%
genital allergy	40%	—
liver transplantation	—	66%
pain in the groin area	39%	—
fructose intolerance	—	66%
pain before urination	38%	—
criticality	—	66%
acute urinary	38%	—
tyrosinemia	—	65%
appendix cancer	38%	—
painful palpation of liver	—	65%
sudden vomiting	37%	—
positive antibodies to hepatitis b	—	64%
sudden pain	37%	—
pain in the right hypochondrium	—	64%
pain gives in the groin	37%	—
galactosemia	—	62%
testicular cancer	35%	—
very critical	—	62%
trauma	34%	—
the fast man	—	60%
seminoma	34%	—
jaundice	—	58%
swelling of genitals	33%	—
history of liver surgery	—	58%
cryptorchidism	32%	—
encephalopathy	—	58%
does not like touching	32%	—
changeable mood	—	58%
germinogenic tumors	31%	—
liver dysfunction	—	57%
severe nausea	30%	—
alternating symptoms	—	57%
is better when busy	29%	—
citrullinemia	—	57%
hypersensitivity of the skin	28%	—
stomach pain	—	56%
speeded up urination	28%	—
hepatitis D	—	56%
urination painful	28%	—
bitterness in the mouth	—	55%
immaturity	27%	—
increased nervousness	—	55%
urination disorder	27%	—
decreased fibrinogen	—	55%
premature babies	26%	—
toxic hepatitis	—	55%
acute venous thrombosis	26%	—
rickettsiosis	—	53%
intensive physical load	26%	—
yellowness of mucous membranes	—	53%
hernia	26%	—
kidney failure	—	53%
genital neoplasms	26%	—
nausea after eating	—	53%
muscle damage	25%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	52%
subfebrility	25%	—
diarrhea alternates with constipation	—	52%
effects of puberty	25%	—
leukocytosis	—	52%
conservative	24%	—
soreness in the hypochondria on the right	—	52%
blue skin	24%	—
up palpation of the abdomen soreness in the hypochondria	—	51%
refuses treatment	24%	—
chronic viral hepatitis	—	51%
asymmetry	24%	—
wilson-konovalov disease	—	51%
responsible	24%	—
dystrophy	—	51%
drug allergy	23%	—
hepatitis chronic	—	51%
bone fracture	23%	—
exudative pericarditis	—	50%
does not tolerate pain	23%	—
hepatic encephalopathy	—	50%
overweight	23%	—
abdominal pain	—	50%
increased sensitivity	22%	—
metabolic disorder	—	49%
skin color	22%	—
systemic vasculitis	—	49%
thrombosis	22%	—
liver is painful	—	49%
cancer	21%	—
bad breath unpleasant	—	49%
up circulatory disorders	21%	—
increased urea	—	49%
consequences of surgery	20%	—
toxic shock syndrome	—	49%
oncology	19%	—
vomiting food	—	48%
cytolysis syndrome	—	48%
emotional	—	48%
vomiting during meals	—	48%
feeling of heat	—	47%
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium	—	47%
interruptions in the heart	—	47%
hepatosis fatty	—	46%
pericarditis	—	46%
damage to the nervous system	—	46%
acute renal failure	—	46%
hepatoses	—	46%
food is poorly digested	—	46%
vomiting bile	—	46%
fever tachycardia	—	46%
drug disease	—	45%
erythrocytic anemia	—	45%
increased ast	—	45%
hypochromia	—	45%
hyperbilirubinemia	—	45%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	45%
iron deficiency anemia	—	45%
liver atrophy	—	45%
erythrocytosis	—	44%
liver pain	—	44%
coagulopathy	—	44%
intestinal resection	—	44%
increased alt	—	44%
nausea during meals	—	44%
feels the heart	—	43%
no discharge	—	43%
food poisoning	—	43%
increase in creatinine	—	43%
patient's condition	—	42%
vasculitis	—	42%
right-sided symptoms	—	42%
thirst	—	42%
hypotension	—	41%
variable symptoms	—	41%
cytomegalovirus	—	41%
abdominal pain when pressing	—	41%
positive	—	41%
effects of poisoning	—	40%
lung pain	—	40%
chronic heart failure	—	40%
inflammation	19%	59%
blockage of blood vessels	—	40%
toxicosis	—	40%
herpes	—	39%
nervousness	—	39%
enlarged liver	—	38%
necrosis	36%	74%
constipation	—	38%
disorders of consciousness	—	38%
general weakness	—	37%
poor sleep	—	37%
liquid stool	—	37%
bacteremia	—	37%
diarrhea	—	36%
emaciation	—	36%
rapid weight loss	—	36%
chronic kidney disease	—	36%
there is heart failure	—	36%
sepsis	—	36%
skin anesthesia	—	36%
tachycardia	—	36%
heart failure	—	36%
anemia	—	35%
palpitations	—	35%
CHD	—	35%
hypoxia	—	35%
kidney disease	—	34%
impaired gastric function	—	34%

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