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Results: Differences General	✘Alcoholic hepatitis	✘Alcoholic myopathy
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(4) 75%(3) Coagulogram 51%(4) 73%(3) General blood test 64%(18) 34%(1) General urine test 20%(6) 57%(0) Elements and vitamins 16%(3) 55%(2) Other hormones 18%(3) 49%(1) ECG — 51%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	59%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
cirrhosis of the liver	58%	—
myopathy	—	96%
worse from cold	54%	—
duck gait	—	82%
jaundice	49%	—
muscle weakness	—	81%
alcoholic hepatitis	49%	—
teenage alcoholism	—	80%
alcoholic psychosis	47%	—
quickly gets drunk	—	75%
infectious psychoses	44%	—
decrease in creatine kinase	—	75%
alcoholic cirrhosis liver	42%	—
alcoholic polyneuropathy	—	72%
obsessive thoughts	42%	—
alcoholic cardiomyopathy	—	66%
facial swelling	40%	—
muscle pain	—	66%
alcoholic liver disease	39%	—
alcoholic myopathy	—	65%
hallucinations	39%	—
aching	—	63%
thirst	33%	—
lumbar lordosis increased	—	62%
cholestasis	33%	—
weakness in the legs	—	61%
desire for alcohol	32%	—
impaired kidney function	9%	70%
acute hepatitis	32%	—
facial muscle weakness	—	60%
changeable mood	31%	—
swelling	16%	74%
hepatosis fatty	31%	—
myoglobinuria	—	58%
liver atrophy	30%	—
metabolic myopathy	—	56%
hepatosis	30%	—
paretic gait	—	56%
viral hepatitis b	29%	—
masked face (hypomimia)	—	55%
viral hepatitis	29%	—
consequences of alcoholism	—	54%
hepatitis chronic	29%	—
paresis	—	54%
hepatorenal syndrome	29%	—
weakness after illness	6%	60%
chronic viral hepatitis	29%	—
limitation of the amplitude of movements	—	53%
hypertrophy biliary tract	28%	—
sudden weakness	—	53%
hepatitis D	28%	—
rhabdomyolysis	—	52%
liver problems	27%	—
muscle stretching	—	52%
enlarged liver	27%	—
lordosis	—	51%
liver failure	27%	—
pain increases gradually	—	50%
gastrointestinal problems	26%	—
weakness no	—	50%
hepatitis c	26%	—
increase in creatine kinase	—	50%
acute viral hepatitis	26%	—
alcohol poisoning	30%	80%
cholestatic hepatitis	25%	—
necrosis	19%	68%
consequences of alcohol abuse	25%	—
addiction	10%	59%
acholic feces	24%	—
reduced efficiency	—	49%
dupuytren contracture	23%	—
leg weakness walking	—	49%
complete lack of appetite	23%	—
intoxication of alcohol	—	49%
skin problems	22%	—
lowered	19%	67%
emotional	22%	—
eats everything	—	48%
hepatitis A	22%	—
contractures of the joints	—	48%
alcoholic paranoid	21%	—
acute renal failure	—	47%
black discharge	20%	—
weakness in the leg muscles	—	47%
contracture of the hands	20%	—
paresis of legs	—	47%
dark urine	20%	—
weakness in the hands	—	47%
ascites	20%	—
effects of poisoning	10%	57%
opsouria	20%	—
shortening of limbs	—	46%
swelling of the fingers	20%	—
kidney failure	10%	55%
b12-deficiency anemia	20%	—
vitamin c increased	10%	55%
consequences of taking medications	19%	—
weakness in the extremities	—	44%
swelling of the fingers	19%	—
rapid growth	—	44%
swelling of the wrists	19%	—
imbalance	6%	49%
impaired venous function	19%	—
cardiomyopathy	—	43%
cholesterolemia	18%	—
sudden pain	—	43%
rapid weight loss	18%	—
restriction of movement	—	43%
loss body weight	18%	—
dependence on food	—	43%
binge	18%	—
loss of balance	—	42%
heaviness in the hypochondrium	18%	—
curvature of the spine	—	42%
black feces	18%	—
acute injury	—	41%
hepatic encephalopathy	18%	—
polyneuropathy	—	41%
vitamin b12 reduction2	18%	—
sensations in the extremities	—	41%
pancreatic atrophy	18%	—
difficult to swallow	—	41%
Addison's disease	18%	—
curvature of the legs	—	41%
violation of the stool	18%	—
muscle damage	—	40%
red palms	18%	—
refuses treatment	16%	55%
leukocytosis	18%	—
acute ethanol poisoning	17%	56%
tendon contracture	18%	—
protein with increased	—	39%
redness of the upper eyelid	18%	—
asymmetry	—	39%
hyperlipidemia	18%	—
swelling of the extremities	8%	46%
damage to the nervous system	18%	—
impaired coordination	—	38%
toxic liver	17%	—
smokes	—	38%
heroin addiction	17%	—
refusal to drink	28%	66%
pain in the right eye	17%	—
intoxication	22%	59%
liver transplantation	17%	—
skin anesthesia	—	37%
moderate condition	17%	—
psychologist	—	37%
nausea	17%	—
better in afternoon	—	37%
yellow feces	17%	—
weakness during the day	8%	45%
discomfort in the right hypochondrium	17%	—
improper nutrition	8%	44%
exhaustion	17%	—
consequences of injuries	—	35%
tremor	17%	—
anesthesia	—	35%
liver necrosis	17%	—
stress	—	35%
history of liver surgery	17%	—
need for alcohol	15%	50%
urobilinogen lowered	16%	—
swelling of the hands	17%	50%
unformed feces	16%	—
alcohol is abusing	28%	61%
diarrhea	16%	—
there are no complaints	13%	46%
liver pain	16%	—
trauma	—	32%
hyperbilirubinemia	16%	—
speech slurred	7%	39%
edema of the upper eyelid	16%	—
criticality	7%	39%
tremor of the hands	16%	—
increased appetite	11%	43%
itchy skin	16%	—
hematuria	6%	37%
pain in the right hypochondrium	16%	—
swelling of the legs	10%	41%
portal hypertension	16%	—
neurological disorders	18%	49%
abstinence	16%	—
nose nursing mom	7%	38%
senile hyperopia	15%	—
dependence on the doctor	6%	37%
hepatic coma	15%	—
history of surgery	12%	42%
crystalluria	15%	—
control issues	6%	35%
encephalopathy	15%	—
contracture	15%	44%
increase ggtp	15%	—
onset of illness	6%	33%
tremor tongue	15%	—
helps others	9%	36%
refuses to help	15%	—
protein reduced	14%	41%
medicinal hepatotoxicity	15%	—
full	14%	41%

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