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Results: Differences General ✘Acute hepatitis✘Bone fracture
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%15%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 23%100%
increased systolic pressure 100% 21%
leg injury — 35%
hepatitis 74% 3%
osteoporosis — 26%
increased ldh 90% 27%
wrist injury — 21%
antibodies to mitochondria 50% —
consequences of injuries 9% 26%
diastolic hypertension 60% 15%
spinal injury — 16%
antibodies to smooth muscle 42% —
nose injury — 15%
viral hepatitis 53% 9%
open fracture — 15%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 38% —
shoulder injury — 15%
dark urine 35% —
non-healing fracture — 15%
inguinal hernia on the left 54% 17%
injury to the right leg — 14%
increased 44% 11%
consequences of a fracture — 14%
overlaid tongue 31% —
coccyx injury — 14%
antinuclear antibodies 30% —
knee injury — 13%
hernia of the abdomen 30% —
the feeling of a fracture — 13%
hernia 27% —
fractures of the forearm bones — 13%
normostenic 40% 11%
traumatic brain injury — 13%
STDs 26% —
pain in the shins — 13%
fracture of the lower leg 33% 5%
joint deformation — 12%
ARVI 26% —
pain after a fracture — 12%
lowered 36% 8%
with the corn — 12%
pale skin 29% 4%
polytrauma — 12%
history of appendectomy 34% 9%
closed fracture — 12%
inguinal hernia 31% 7%
pain in the legs — 11%
gray plaque on her tongue 37% 14%
the language is a little dry — 11%
cholestasis 21% —
fracture with displacement — 11%
cytolysis syndrome 21% —
male pattern hair growth — 11%
jaundice 21% —
head injury — 11%
acholic feces 20% —
hematoma — 10%
botkin's disease in children 20% —
bone deformation — 10%
diabetes mellitus 23% 2%
swelling — 10%
denies it 32% 11%
satisfactory level of health — 9%
yellow fever 19% —
fractures of the bones of the wrist — 9%
yellow sclera 19% —
frequent fractures — 9%
state of exacerbation 26% 5%
does not tolerate pain — 9%
hypertrophy biliary tract 18% —
fracture of the humerus — 9%
yellow skin color 18% —
contracture — 9%
food poisoning 18% —
fracture of the ulna — 9%
viral diarrhea 17% —
anesthesia — 8%
intoxication 17% 0%
comminuted fracture — 8%
tuberculosis 24% 5%
hip fracture — 8%
smokes 24% 5%
colorless runny nose — 8%
infectious mononucleosis 17% —
fracture of the radius — 8%
acute hepatitis 26% 7%
monocytopenia — 8%
mononucleosis 17% —
worse from movement — 8%
enlarged liver 17% —
swelling after a fracture — 8%
itchy skin 17% —
injury to the elbow joint — 8%
yellowness of mucous membranes 17% —
restriction of movement — 8%
bradycardia 25% 7%
intraarticular fracture — 8%
high temperature 16% —
hypertrophy of the left ventricle — 8%
wound 29% 11%
catatrauma — 8%
liver failure 16% —
back injury — 8%
hyperbilirubinemia 16% —
keratodermia — 7%
the skin is dark 16% —
pasty legs — 7%
changing the color of feces 15% —
metacarpal fracture — 7%
immunodeficiency 15% —
heart hypertrophy — 7%
hematuria 23% 6%
transversal hip fracture — 7%
feces are grayish-white in color 15% —
pain in the right leg — 7%
intestinal infection 15% —
consequences of surgery — 7%
enlargement of the spleen 15% —
concussion of the brain — 7%
hemorrhages on the skin 15% —
pain from the load — 7%
acute viral hepatitis 23% 7%
pain in the bones — 7%
hepatitis D 14% —
history of osteosynthesis — 7%
urine color dark yellow 14% —
bruise — 7%
prolonged jaundice 14% —
fracture of the upper jaw — 7%
tonsillitis 14% —
dislocation — 6%
liver problems 19% 3%
arm fracture — 6%
inflammation of the stomach 14% —
dementia — 6%
parenchymal jaundice 13% —
phlebitis — 6%
viral tonsillitis 13% —
porous skin — 6%
inflammatory bowel diseases 13% —
osteopenia — 6%
general intoxication syndrome 13% —
hemarthrosis — 6%
pseudotuberculosis 13% —
elderly memory is weak — 6%
Acholia 13% —
postmenopausal osteoporosis — 6%
mushroom poisoning 13% —
swelling of the legs — 6%
liver dystrophy 13% —
consequences of spinal injury — 6%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 13% —
patellar fracture — 6%
gastrointestinal problems 18% 3%
tibia fracture — 6%
hepatitis c 17% 2%
finger fracture — 6%
hemolytic jaundice 12% —
fractures of the bones of the foot — 6%
dic syndrome 12% —
fracture of the condyles of the tibia — 6%
the sky is yellow 12% —
swelling of joints — 6%
petechiae 12% —
hypertensive — 6%
severe radiation sickness 12% —
orthopedic implant — 6%
medicinal hepatitis 12% —
osteomyelitis — 6%
feeling of heat 12% —
pain in the knees — 6%
increased potassium 22% 8%
acute venous thrombosis — 6%
general tension 23% 9%
thrombophlebitis — 6%
increased pressure in the morning 25% 11%
stick neutrophils increased — 6%
history of surgery 29% 15%
history of orthopedic surgery — 6%
anti hav igg hepatitis positive 11% —
crackling in the joints — 6%
hepatitis A 15% 2%
fractures of the humerus in children — 5%
impaired gastric function 14% 1%
ankle fracture — 5%
anti hav igm to hepatitis positive 11% —
no joints — 5%
catarrhal appendicitis 11% —
double vision — 5%
abdominal pain is worse at night 11% —
muscle damage — 5%
hepatitis RNA positive 11% —
open person — 5%
viral hepatitis b 16% 3%
alcohol is abusing — 5%
feeling of dirt 11% —
false joint — 5%
leptospirosis 11% —
patient is motionless — 5%
blood in feces 11% —
pain when touched — 5%

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