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Results: Differences General ✘Alcoholic hepatitis✘Kwashiorkor
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 78%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
alcoholism 70% —
kwashiorkor — 95%
hepatitis 59% —
pellagra — 83%
worse from cold 54% —
vitamin b3 lowered — 83%
jaundice 49% —
brown diarrhea — 58%
alcoholic hepatitis 49% —
edema of the lower eyelids — 52%
alcoholic psychosis 47% —
selenium deficiency — 52%
infectious psychoses 44% —
pigmented spots on the abdomen — 49%
alcoholic cirrhosis liver 42% —
late closure of the fontanel — 49%
obsessive thoughts 42% —
hypoglycemia — 48%
facial swelling 40% —
belly enlargement — 47%
hallucinations 39% —
pigmentation on the body — 47%
alcoholic liver disease 39% —
brown feces — 46%
thirst 33% —
thin lips — 46%
cholestasis 33% —
diarrhea from dairy — 46%
desire for alcohol 32% —
glomerulonephritis in children — 46%
acute hepatitis 32% —
swelling of the hips — 46%
changeable mood 31% —
on the tongue papillae — 46%
alcohol poisoning 30% —
ulcers on the lips — 46%
cirrhosis of the liver 58% 27%
late begins to speak — 44%
hepatorenal syndrome 29% —
skin cracks on the hands — 42%
viral hepatitis b 29% —
spots on the abdomen — 42%
viral hepatitis 29% —
childhood diseases — 42%
hepatitis chronic 29% —
nephrotic syndrome in children — 42%
chronic viral hepatitis 29% —
helminthiasis in children — 41%
hypertrophy biliary tract 28% —
changing the color of feces — 41%
alcohol is abusing 28% —
a wet wound — 41%
hepatitis D 28% —
rash on the body — 41%
refusal to drink 28% —
diarrhea with mucus — 40%
liver failure 27% —
rash on the elbows — 40%
hepatitis c 26% —
the hair is dull — 40%
protein-energy deficiency 26% —
crack of the red lip border — 40%
acute viral hepatitis 26% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 40%
eating and drinking 25% —
diarrhea with undigested food — 40%
consequences of alcohol abuse 25% —
congestion in the corners of the mouth — 39%
cholestatic hepatitis 25% —
beriberi 20% 59%
acholic feces 24% —
parasitic liver diseases — 39%
dupuytren contracture 23% —
iodine deficiency — 39%
emotional 22% —
brown spots on the skin — 39%
hepatitis A 22% —
ketonuria — 38%
intoxication 22% —
malabsorption — 38%
alcoholic paranoid 21% —
round face — 38%
ascites 20% —
lactase deficiency — 38%
b12-deficiency anemia 20% —
skin spots 7% 44%
swelling of the fingers 20% —
rashes in the groin — 37%
opsouria 20% —
with reactive protein lowered — 37%
black discharge 20% —
cheilitis — 37%
dark urine 20% —
enteropathy — 37%
contracture of the hands 20% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 37%
consequences of taking medications 19% —
rash in the armpit area — 37%
swelling of the fingers 19% —
atheroma — 37%
impaired venous function 19% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 36%
necrosis 19% —
nephrotic syndrome — 36%
swelling of the wrists 19% —
nose nursing mom 7% 43%
damage to the nervous system 18% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 7% 43%
cholesterolemia 18% —
rashes in the folds of the skin — 35%
binge 18% —
diarrhea in a child — 35%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 18% —
fontanelle — 35%
black feces 18% —
dermatitis in children — 35%
hepatic encephalopathy 18% —
red lip — 35%
vitamin b12 reduction2 18% —
chronic glomerulonephritis — 35%
Addison's disease 18% —
swelling of the arms and legs — 35%
violation of the stool 18% —
obesity in children — 34%
red palms 18% —
hypervolemia — 34%
leukocytosis 18% —
red lips — 34%
neurological disorders 18% —
swelling of the wound — 34%
tendon contracture 18% —
feces undigested — 34%
redness of the upper eyelid 18% —
heart failure in children — 34%
hyperlipidemia 18% —
anemia in children — 34%
acute ethanol poisoning 17% —
unformed feces 16% 50%
heroin addiction 17% —
red spots on the skin — 33%
pain in the right eye 17% —
loss of fluids — 33%
liver transplantation 17% —
rash on the neck — 33%
moderate condition 17% —
glomerulonephritis — 33%
toxic liver 17% —
rashes red spots — 33%
yellow feces 17% —
diarrhea 16% 49%
exhaustion 17% —
swelling 16% 49%
tremor 17% —
rash on the abdomen — 32%
nausea 17% —
changes in feces — 32%
liver necrosis 17% —
anemia 15% 47%
discomfort in the right hypochondrium 17% —
food is poorly digested — 31%
tremor of the hands 16% —
hemoglobin increased — 30%
liver pain 16% —
hyperpigmentation — 30%
edema of the upper eyelid 16% —
swelling of the whole body — 30%
hyperbilirubinemia 16% —
is gaining weight poorly — 30%
urobilinogen lowered 16% —
pancreatic atrophy 18% 47%
itchy skin 16% —
swelling of the hands 17% 46%
pain in the right hypochondrium 16% —
dermatosis — 29%
portal hypertension 16% —
mucous hyperemia — 29%
refuses treatment 16% —
sluggish baby — 29%
abstinence 16% —
infected wounds — 29%
senile hyperopia 15% —
common rashes — 29%
hepatic coma 15% —
stool meager — 29%
crystalluria 15% —
history medical mother's — 29%
encephalopathy 15% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 29%
increase ggtp 15% —
cystic fibrosis — 28%
tremor tongue 15% —
mental shock — 28%
refuses to help 15% —
weight gain — 28%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 15% —
swelling from a bite — 28%
medicinal hepatitis 15% —
stunting — 28%
vomiting 15% —
swelling of the legs 10% 38%

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