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Results: Differences General	✘Primary biliary cirrhosis	✘Neuroses
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(37) 10%(7) General blood test 47%(18) 12%(13) General urine test 42%(11) 10%(3) ECG 40%(0) 6%(0) Coprogram 44%(6) 2%(1) Coagulogram 42%(11) 1%(2) FGDS 29%(0) 2%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	41%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	7%	100%
primary biliary cirrhosis	37%	—
exhaustion after illness	5%	91%
primary sclerosing cholangitis	33%	—
feeling of bruising	6%	90%
sclerosing cholangitis	31%	—
obsessive thoughts	—	54%
proteinuria	29%	—
increased appetite	—	43%
cholangitis	29%	—
anxiety	—	25%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver	27%	—
overeating in children	—	25%
liver transplantation	26%	—
tics	—	23%
cholestasis	26%	—
obvisit	—	20%
leukocyturia	24%	—
facial tics	—	19%
cirrhosis of the liver	22%	—
excitable psychopathy	—	17%
hypertrophy biliary tract	22%	—
vegetative vascular dystonia	—	17%
secondary biliary cirrhosis of the liver	21%	—
unstable type of psychopathy	—	17%
portal hypertension	21%	—
tiki in children	—	16%
chronic cholangitis	21%	—
suspiciousness	—	16%
osteomalacia	21%	—
nervous exhaustion	—	15%
a history of organ transplantation	20%	—
hysterical psychopathy	—	15%
history of liver surgery	20%	—
overexcitation of the psyche	—	14%
purulent cholangitis	20%	—
psychopathy	—	13%
venous bleeding	19%	—
sound ticks	—	13%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	19%	—
stress	—	13%
liver problems	19%	—
nervous excitability	—	13%
enlarged liver	19%	—
depression	—	13%
acute hepatitis	19%	—
psychosomatics	—	12%
ascites	19%	—
stuttering	—	12%
viral hepatitis	18%	—
up mania	—	12%
hepatopulmonary syndrome	18%	—
depersonalization	—	11%
arterial bleeding	18%	—
very anxious	—	11%
hepatitis	18%	—
autism	—	11%
hepatorenal syndrome	18%	—
constant feeling of anxiety	—	11%
bleeding ulcer	18%	—
delirium	—	11%
gastric bleeding	18%	—
exhaustion	8%	19%
abdominal swelling	18%	—
obsessive blinking	—	10%
liver failure	18%	—
involuntary movements	—	10%
liver injuries	17%	—
biliary dyskinesia	—	10%
chronic liver failure	17%	—
impatient	—	10%
abdominal surgery	17%	—
she waves her hands	—	10%
intestinal bleeding	17%	—
mixed anxious	—	10%
enlargement of the spleen	17%	—
depression anxiety	—	10%
jaundice	17%	—
dry nervous cough	—	10%
belly enlargement	17%	—
cycles	—	10%
gallbladder cancer	16%	—
obvisit	—	9%
liver cancer	16%	—
hyperactive	—	9%
increased bleeding	16%	—
nervous slight coughing	—	9%
itchy skin	19%	1%
delayed speech development	—	9%
skin spots	16%	—
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	—	9%
liver sarcoma	16%	—
stims	—	9%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities	16%	—
hyperactive child	—	9%
breath no itching	16%	—
stereotypia	—	9%
hyperbilirubinemia	16%	—
chorea	—	8%
pulling pain in the buttocks	15%	—
suicide	—	8%
liver necrosis	15%	—
schizophrenia	—	8%
abnormalities of stomach development	15%	—
ncd by cardiac type	—	8%
stool meager	15%	—
often blinks his eyes	—	8%
pain in the right wrist	15%	—
sad	—	8%
enteropathy	15%	—
lack of thoughts	—	8%
fingers - drumsticks	15%	—
swings	—	8%
alcoholic hepatitis	15%	—
consequences of fright	—	8%
pulling pain in the right arm	15%	—
masturbation	—	8%
high temperature	15%	—
consequences of psychotrauma	—	8%
thrombosis	15%	—
diarrhea with a sour smell	—	8%
impaired venous function	18%	1%
children's speech	—	8%
protein with increased	18%	1%
aggressiveness before menstruation	—	8%
inflammatory bowel diseases	18%	1%
often washes his hands	—	8%
hepatitis c	15%	—
affective disorders	—	8%
necrosis	15%	0%
screams	—	8%
osteoporosis	15%	—
discharge phobias	—	7%
chronic heart failure	14%	—
accusation of others	—	7%
there is heart failure	14%	—
out deterioration from mental stress	—	7%
erythrophobia	14%	—
worse from worry	—	7%
hepatic encephalopathy	14%	—
nervousness	—	7%
sepsis	18%	2%
delay of mental development	—	7%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	17%	1%
childhood diseases	—	7%
myeloid metaplasia	14%	—
head skin sweating	—	7%
intra-abdominal abscesses	14%	—
restless hands	—	7%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver	14%	—
impulsiveness	—	7%
alcoholic liver disease	14%	—
poor sleep	—	7%
acute tubular necrosis	14%	—
mental shock	—	7%
portal vein dilated	14%	—
hysteria	—	7%
joint diseases	14%	—
nocturnal enuresis	—	7%
vitamin d deficiency	14%	—
gilles de la tourette syndrome	—	7%
opsouria	14%	—
agitation	—	7%
nosocomial infections	14%	—
anxiety before the event	—	7%
heart failure	14%	—
changeable mood	—	7%
malabsorption	14%	—
stubborn stubborn	—	7%
hypervolemia	14%	—
superstition	—	7%
impaired function of the bile ducts	14%	—
suicidal thoughts	—	7%
pleural thoracocentesis	14%	—
goes to bed late	—	7%
venous congestion	14%	—
aggressive	—	7%
bacteremia	18%	2%
low self-esteem	—	7%
peptic ulcer	18%	2%
mistakes in reading	—	7%
acute liver failure	14%	—
illness from stress	—	7%
abnormalities of intestinal development	14%	—
f40	—	7%
ulcer on the leg	14%	—
indecision	—	7%
better at night	17%	1%
tired of talking	—	6%
xanthelasma	14%	—
opinion of others is important	—	6%
portal vein thrombosis	14%	—
longing	—	6%
acute viral hepatitis	14%	—
psychological suppression	—	6%
bleeding	14%	—
bipolar disorder	—	6%
little fat in the fecal	14%	—
lack of sleep	—	6%
cholestatic hepatitis	14%	—
stuttering in children	—	6%

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