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Results: Differences General	✘Blood transfusion shock	✘Fetal tobacco syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 83%(3) 41%(7) Sex hormones 51%(1) 48%(1) General urine test 87%(8) — Blood biochemistry 55%(3) 32%(3) Coagulogram 51%(1) — Other hormones 45%(2) — Elements and vitamins — 41%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
massive hemotransfusion syndrome	97%	—
nicotine poisoning	—	57%
effects of narcosis	97%	—
smokes	—	54%
lower back pain	95%	—
hypoxia	—	52%
hypotension	89%	—
The child sleeps with his parents	—	51%
the wound is bleeding	89%	—
pregnancy	—	48%
back pain	88%	—
suffocation	—	46%
urine color dark yellow	87%	—
neonatal hypoglycemia	—	46%
urine the color of meat slops	87%	—
shortness of breath under stress	—	46%
rapid reaction	85%	—
The child cries in his sleep	—	45%
anuria	80%	—
child sleeps badly	—	45%
hemolytic shock	78%	—
thin child	—	45%
constricting pain in the lower back	76%	—
fetal hypoxia	—	44%
chills with excitement	76%	—
crying during complaints	—	43%
hemolytic jaundice	74%	—
cry when complaining	—	43%
acute renal failure	73%	—
very light sleep	—	42%
increased potassium	73%	—
thin	—	42%
cold sweat	73%	—
sleeps with parents	—	42%
oliguria	72%	—
restless sleep in a child	—	41%
dic syndrome	71%	—
hemoglobin increased	—	41%
compressive back pain	71%	—
hyperactive	—	40%
blood transfusion shock	71%	—
crying in a dream	—	39%
brown urine	67%	—
crying during sleep	—	39%
urine light	66%	—
pregnancy complications	—	38%
little urine	63%	—
nervous excitability	—	38%
dark urine	63%	—
esophageal atresia	—	38%
chills	62%	—
can't cry	—	38%
weak rapid pulse	62%	—
tract crying attacks	—	37%
pain when breathing	61%	—
premature placental abruption	—	36%
yellow skin color	61%	—
atresia of the anus and rectum	—	35%
pulse weak	60%	—
poor sleep	—	35%
pain in the muscles of the back	60%	—
decreased vitamin b9	—	35%
effects of trauma and shock	60%	—
shortness of breath at night	—	35%
kidney failure	60%	—
sharp weight loss	—	35%
post-traumatic shock	60%	—
stigmas of dysembriogenesis	—	34%
lingering pain in the lower back	59%	—
polycythemia	—	34%
rhesus conflict	59%	—
high thin	—	34%
hemorrhagic diathesis	59%	—
withdrawal syndrome	—	33%
acute liver failure	58%	—
breathing superficial	—	33%
squeezing pain behind the sternum	58%	—
dependence on the mother	—	33%
pale face	58%	—
insomnia from experiences	—	33%
increased bleeding	58%	—
fetoplacental insufficiency	—	33%
aching lower back	57%	—
intrauterine fetal development delay	—	33%
pain chest	57%	—
does not sleep at night	—	32%
hemolytic disease of newborns	57%	—
lack of sleep	—	32%
tachycardia	56%	—
decreased vitamin d3	—	32%
palpitations	55%	—
harelip	—	31%
nausea	55%	—
night apnea	—	31%
back pain is aching	55%	—
severe shortness of breath	—	31%
consequences of injuries	55%	—
respiratory arrest in a dream	—	31%
increased urea	55%	—
intoxication	—	31%
surgery in the urethra	55%	—
cannot sleep	—	31%
wound	54%	—
hyperactive child	—	31%
vomiting	54%	—
impaired lung function	—	30%
back aching	54%	—
death of the child	—	30%
tightness of breath	53%	—
prolonged fever	—	30%
incontinence of feces	53%	—
sleep restless	—	30%
fecal vomiting	52%	—
consequences of surgery	—	30%
blood pressure is 90 on	52%	—
vitamin d deficiency	—	30%
the pressure is 90 on	52%	—
smoking desire	—	29%
anaphylactic shock	52%	—
erythrocytosis	—	29%
insulin is elevated	52%	—
prolonged insomnia	—	29%
traumatic shock	51%	—
passive smoking	—	29%
insulin deficiency	51%	—
childhood diseases	—	29%
bilirubin is elevated	50%	—
can not sleep	—	29%
bladder interventions	50%	—
severe stress	—	29%
pain in the sternum	49%	—
effects of smoking	—	28%
trauma	49%	—
fidgety	—	28%
increase in creatinine	48%	—
dependence on parents	—	28%
arterial bleeding	47%	—
premature birth	—	28%
worried due to pain	47%	—
apnea	—	28%
facial pain	47%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	28%
metabolic syndrome	47%	—
hypotrophy	—	27%
the skin is dark	46%	—
weight gain	—	27%
difficulty breathing	46%	—
chronic anemia	—	27%
diseases of infants	46%	—
hypoglycemia	—	27%
low body temperature	46%	—
impaired uterine function	—	26%
effects of shock	45%	—
tremor	—	26%
shock states of various genesis	45%	—
beriberi	—	26%
liver failure	45%	—
no children	—	26%
protein in the urine	45%	—
lack of breath	—	26%
painful appearance	44%	—
refuses treatment	—	25%
pale skin	44%	—
high height	—	25%
acute injury	44%	—
frequent colds	—	25%
history of surgery	72%	27%
underdevelopment	—	25%
nausea vomiting	42%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	24%
muscle pain	41%	—
leukocytosis	—	24%
aching	40%	—
emaciation	—	23%
increased sensitivity	39%	—
rapid weight loss	—	23%
soreness of the skin	39%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	23%
allergy	38%	—
lags behind in the development	—	23%
liver problems	38%	—
female pelvic organs	—	23%
feeling of heat	37%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	22%
stage of recovery	37%	—
onset of illness	—	21%
recovery period	37%	—
impaired arterial function	—	21%
damage to the nervous system	36%	—
lowered	33%	43%
angiopathy	36%	—
jaundice	65%	27%
drug disease	35%	—
patient's condition	33%	—
bleeding	53%	22%
dyspnea	69%	41%
shortness of breath with excitement	63%	37%
blood diseases	60%	35%
erythrocytic anemia	50%	30%
blue skin	42%	25%

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