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Results: Differences General ✘Arterial occlusion✘Testicular infarction
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 56%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
hypertension 55% —
testicular pain — 85%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 89% 39%
scrotum pain — 83%
impaired arterial function 91% 45%
history of testicular surgery — 82%
angiopathy of the retina 43% —
dropsy testicles — 75%
thrombosis 100% 56%
orchitis — 69%
obliterating atherosclerosis 40% —
tumors of the heart — 58%
retinal dystrophy 39% —
angina attack — 56%
fighter for justice 38% —
coronary thrombosis 7% 60%
atherosclerosis of the aorta 32% —
inguinal hernia — 50%
occlusion of the central retinal vein 32% —
cryptorchidism — 50%
prostate adenoma 28% —
blood leukocytes are above normal — 50%
lipomas 28% —
angina pectoris — 49%
heart hypertrophy 25% —
scrotal abscess — 48%
ventricular septal defect 24% —
twisting of the testicle — 48%
dystrophy 23% —
inguinal hernia surgery — 47%
heart failure 20% —
injuries of the scrotum organs — 47%
there is heart failure 20% —
genital allergy — 46%
paralysis 20% —
chronic venous edema — 45%
congestion belching 20% —
squeezes his legs — 45%
endocarditis 19% —
testicular infarction — 45%
arrhythmia 19% —
myocardial infarction 17% 62%
osteochondrosis 19% —
varicocele — 44%
open oval window 18% —
shows genitals — 42%
vertebro-basilar insufficiency 18% —
genital neoplasms — 42%
moderate condition 18% —
venous congestion — 41%
asymmetry 18% —
swelling 5% 46%
angioplasty 15% —
chronic heart failure — 40%
true polycythemia 15% —
swelling of the legs — 40%
pulmonary hypertension 15% —
blockage of blood vessels 17% 57%
skin is wrinkled 14% —
sickle cell anemia — 39%
history of cardiovascular surgery 14% —
male infertility — 39%
dry brittle nails 14% —
necrosis 14% 53%
history of brain surgery 13% —
asphyxia of newborns — 38%
cerebral circulation disorder 13% —
hemoglobinopathies — 37%
thin dry skin 13% —
masturbation — 37%
consequences of injuries 13% —
sensations in the legs — 37%
subacute septic endocarditis 13% —
oncology 11% 48%
acute endocarditis 13% —
hyperemia of genitals — 36%
dry brittle hair 13% —
confusion — 36%
takayasu's disease 13% —
no fever — 36%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 13% —
temperature drop — 36%
obliterating endarteritis 13% —
erysipelas — 36%
stroke 13% —
hernia 6% 41%
cerebellar stroke 13% —
feeling of heat in the heart — 35%
better to be alone 13% —
appendicitis — 34%
pain in the left collarbone 13% —
soft tissue abscess — 34%
pathological movements in spine 13% —
sports injury — 34%
swelling in the throat 13% —
dense swelling — 34%
cardiodilation 13% —
acute pain — 33%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 13% —
birth trauma — 33%
nonspecific allergy 13% —
vasculitis 9% 42%
patient's condition 12% —
solid tumor — 33%
amplitude of the wave p 12% —
high temperature — 33%
dry skin peeling 12% —
feeling of heat — 33%
frostbite 12% —
phlegmon — 32%
pneumococcal infection 12% —
STDs — 32%
squeaking in the ears 12% —
inflammation 15% 47%
enlargement of the heart 12% —
with reactive protein increased — 31%
tingling 12% —
phlebitis — 31%
overload of the right parts of the heart 12% —
age 20 years — 30%
organic brain damage 12% —
type 1 diabetes mellitus — 30%
pulmonary artery atresia 12% —
blue skin 8% 38%
hypoxia 12% —
increased ESR — 30%
transient ischemic attack 12% —
bruise — 30%
back muscle spasm 12% —
belly enlargement — 29%
nails brittle 11% —
suspension — 29%
plaques in the arteries 11% —
increased 12% 41%
skin anesthesia 11% —
hyperthermia — 29%
mitral stenosis 11% —
suffocation — 28%
blood flow rate is reduced 11% —
The skin is not — 28%
dry hair 11% —
feeling the heat in the skin — 28%
infectious endocarditis in children 11% —
diabetes mellitus 7% 35%
ringing whistling in the ears 11% —
patient is motionless 8% 36%
streptococci 11% —
hiv — 27%
mitral heart defects 11% —
protein with increased — 27%
diastolic murmur on the pulmonary artery 11% —
consequences of childbirth — 26%
arrhythmia weakness 11% —
abscess — 26%
subluxation of the cervical vertebra 11% —
nodular periarteritis 11% 37%
bursting in the ear 11% —
fighting — 25%
allergic vasculitis 11% —
soreness of the skin — 25%
trypanosomiasis 11% —
acute allergic reactions 7% 32%
brittle hair 11% —
worse during day — 25%
consequences of spinal injury 11% —
anemia — 25%
malignant arterial hypertension 11% —
bleeding — 24%
brain damage 11% —
acute condition — 24%
anomaly of kimberly 11% —
collapse 10% 33%
polycythemia 11% —
cancer 10% 33%
floats in the head 11% —
onset of illness — 23%
fat embolism 11% —
history of surgery 23% 46%
headache gives in eyes 11% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 23%
radiation therapy 11% —
pulsates 6% 28%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 10% —
sudden pain 9% 30%
sepsis 10% —
trauma 10% 31%
drug disease 10% —
nausea 5% 25%
feeling of burning in the throat 10% —
better in afternoon 5% 25%
dizziness 10% —
up circulatory disorders 21% 41%
squeezing sore throat 10% —
nausea vomiting 6% 26%
hypertension atherosclerosis 10% —
acute venous thrombosis 9% 29%
fibrosis of the lungs 10% —
vomiting 5% 24%
lowered 10% —
CHD 25% 43%

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