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Results: Differences Similar ✘Chronic hepatitis✘Liver cyst
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 54%(12)—
Blood biochemistry 45%(0)—
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 27%(0)5%(0)
Ultrasound of veins 17%(0)—
Coprogram 8%(1)8%(1)
Ultrasound of the organ 6%(0)8%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —67%
hepatitis b 26% —
disease from resentment — 43%
hepatitis c 21% —
fighter for justice — 36%
chronic viral hepatitis 18% —
patient — 29%
hepatitis chronic 18% —
pent-up anger — 28%
pancreatitis chronic 17% —
religiosity — 28%
pancreatitis 16% —
conflicts avoids — 28%
gastritis 15% —
needs approval — 26%
viral hepatitis c 14% —
anger — 26%
veins bloating 13% —
impressionability — 25%
nausea after fatty 11% —
prudence — 25%
burp fat 11% —
cracks in the tongue — 24%
enlargement of the spleen 10% —
straightforwardness — 21%
red palms 9% —
itchy eczema — 21%
cryoglobulinemic nephritis 9% —
improvement from alcohol — 21%
itchy skin 9% —
disease from — 20%
cryoglobulinemia 8% —
-doubt needs support — 20%
hep 8% —
touchy — 20%
worse from fried 8% —
hepatoses — 19%
ascites 8% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 18%
liver spots on the skin 7% —
outbursts of anger — 18%
deterioration from fatty foods 7% —
liver atrophy — 18%
liver dysfunction 7% —
hepatosis fatty — 18%
tingling in the side 7% —
polyps — 17%
feces are grayish-white in color 7% —
liver cysts — 17%
constant bloating 7% —
enlargement of the thyroid gland — 17%
predominant right 7% —
emotional — 16%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 7% —
polycystic liver — 16%
yellow stool 7% —
injury — 16%
aids 7% —
hypotension — 14%
aching pain in the right hypochondrium 7% —
liver abscess — 14%
itching of the scrotum 7% —
pain in the right hypochondrium 5% 19%
arthritis of the fingers 6% —
calculating 3% 17%
feeling of bruising 6% —
discomfort in the right hypochondrium — 13%
hepatic encephalopathy 6% —
liver injuries — 13%
immunodeficiency 6% —
polycystic — 13%
sjogren 6% —
echinococcosis of the liver — 12%
worse before eating 6% —
cystic fibrosis — 12%
attacks vaginal itching 6% —
anechoic liver — 11%
patient's condition 6% —
amoebic liver abscess — 11%
glomerulonephritis 6% —
heaviness in the hypochondrium — 10%
constant nausea 6% —
dropsy of the gallbladder — 10%
of reduced efficiency 6% —
heaviness in the right hypochondrium after eating — 10%
freezes 6% —
helminths — 10%
heaviness in the liver 6% —
liver hemangioma — 10%
fingers - drumsticks 6% —
consequences of injuries — 9%
unstable stool 6% —
belching rotten eggs — 9%
rashes on the palms 6% —
huge stomach — 9%
viral hepatitis d 6% —
abdominal discomfort — 9%
strong man 6% —
the feeling of parasites — 9%
itching of the head 6% —
heaviness in the epigastrium after eating — 9%
raynaud 6% —
gallbladder cancer — 9%
reddening of the skin 6% —
parasitic liver diseases — 9%
pain in the intestines 6% —
shortness of breath with sweating — 8%
general weakness 6% —
sweating — 8%
vascular asterisks 6% —
heaviness in the epigastric — 8%
genital itching 6% —
abscess — 8%
chronic kidney disease 6% —
asymmetry — 8%
bitterness in the mouth 6% —
tumors of the small intestine — 8%
itching in the intimate area in women 6% —
liquid stool — 8%
portal vein dilated 5% —
heaviness after eating — 8%
small-point rash 5% —
polycystic kidney — 8%
small rash 5% —
heaviness in the right hypochondrium — 8%
inflammation 5% —
pancreatic cyst — 8%
blood in semen 5% —
liver metastases — 8%
intestinal bleeding 5% —
gallbladder cyst — 8%
encephalopathy 5% —
worse after eating — 8%
cirrhosis of the liver 13% 6%
retention cyst — 8%
tingling 5% —
small bowel cancer — 8%
aches 5% —
amoebiasis — 8%
red rash 5% —
dermoid — 8%
expansion of the esophagus 5% —
dermoid cyst — 8%
worse food 5% —
echinococcosis — 8%
lung lymphoma 5% —
pancreatic cancer — 7%
keratitis 5% —
liver necrosis — 7%
vasculitis 5% —
bleeding into the abdominal cavity — 7%
positive 5% —
abdominal distension a — 7%
increased ESR 5% —
fighting — 7%
gastrointestinal bleeding 5% —
acute cholangitis — 7%
hepatitis b in children 5% —
diarrhea with gases — 7%
appetite increased 5% —
hemangioma — 7%
rash on the wrists 5% —
digestion bloating — 7%
venous bleeding 5% —
bursting — 7%
consequences of childbirth 5% —
shortness — 7%
positive antibodies to hepatitis b 5% —
diarrhea — 7%
lymphocytosis 5% —
sweating with weakness — 7%
no feeling of hunger 5% —
abdominal distension — 7%
red dots 5% —
pancreatic cancer — 7%
increased alt 5% —
weakness when breathing — 6%
taking care of children 5% —
subfebrile condition — 6%
interstitial lung diseases 5% —
belly enlargement — 6%
thirst 5% —
liver failure — 6%
positive antibodies to hepatitis C 5% —
weakness at temperature — 6%
decrease in albumin 4% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 6%
hypertension at night 4% —
bowel cancer — 6%
high-risk pregnancy 4% —
difficult defecation — 6%
lymphopenia 4% —
diarrhea vomiting — 6%
loss of a loved one a person 4% —
skin problems — 6%
in the evening active 4% —
increased appetite — 6%
anemia, unspecified 4% —
nausea and diarrhea — 6%
preeclampsia 4% —
heavy weight — 6%

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