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Results: Differences Similar	✘Randu-Osler-Weber disease	✘Post-extraction bleeding
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(7) 15%(1) MRI of the brain 47%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	29%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	25%	100%
with anemia	27%	—
tooth extraction	—	57%
nosebleeds often	26%	—
lunular bleeding	—	47%
coagulopathy	26%	—
aches	—	42%
persistent cough	24%	—
pasteurellosis	—	29%
randu-osler-weber disease	51%	26%
typhus fever	—	26%
hypochromia	22%	—
willebrand 's disease	—	25%
iron deficiency anemia	22%	—
viral endocarditis	—	24%
latent iron deficiency	22%	—
pediculosis	—	24%
gum diseases	21%	—
wounds	—	23%
hemoptysis	21%	—
hemorrhagic purpura	—	23%
worse at home	20%	—
gain diathesis	—	23%
mucous sputum	20%	—
had a tooth removed	—	23%
chronic anemia	20%	—
typhoid fever	—	22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	19%	—
hemophilia	—	21%
sputum	19%	—
hemorrhagic vasculitis	—	21%
bleeding gums	19%	—
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	—	21%
bleeding from the gums	19%	—
fisher-evans syndrome	—	20%
polycythemia	18%	—
alveolitis	—	20%
mucus in the nose	18%	—
bone fracture	—	20%
cough	18%	—
acute leukemia	—	20%
functional disorders of the stomach	17%	—
asleep typhus	—	20%
pulmonary hemorrhage	17%	—
subacute condition	—	19%
papules	17%	—
scarlet	—	19%
posthemorrhagic anemia	17%	—
chronic lymphocytic	—	19%
red spots on the skin	17%	—
bacterial endocarditis	—	19%
frequent cough	17%	—
tumors of the jaws	—	19%
subarachnoid hemorrhage	17%	—
acrocyanosis	—	19%
angiomatosis	38%	19%
spasms in the body	—	19%
black feces	17%	—
heart disease in the genus	—	18%
stubbornness	16%	—
acute viral hepatitis	—	18%
brain abscess	16%	—
autoimmune thrombocytopenia	—	18%
onset of illness	15%	—
acute hepatitis	—	17%
erythrocytic anemia	15%	—
dizziness weakness	—	17%
small-point rash	15%	—
primary immunodeficiency	—	17%
gastrointestinal bleeding	15%	—
pale skin	—	17%
erythrocytosis	15%	—
oncology	—	17%
illness after hypothermia	14%	—
injury	—	17%
intestinal bleeding	14%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	17%
aneurysm	14%	—
pneumococcal infection	—	17%
hemorrhages on the skin	14%	—
leukemia	—	17%
disorders of consciousness	13%	—
lymphocytic	—	17%
abscess	13%	—
endocarditis	—	16%
early development	13%	—
consequences of a fracture	—	16%
fainting	13%	—
wound postoperative	—	16%
shortness	12%	—
osteomyelitis	—	16%
bleeding	29%	15%
acute injury	—	15%
impaired lung function	11%	—
vitamin c deficiency	—	15%
damage to the nervous system	11%	—
viral hepatitis c	—	15%
there are no complaints	11%	—
pale skin	—	15%
vomiting	11%	—
vascular tumor	—	14%
hemorrhagic diathesis	26%	21%
general weakness	—	14%
arterial bleeding	20%	16%
hepatitis	—	14%
thrombocytopenia	19%	15%
changes in the blood	—	14%
angiopathy	22%	18%
immunodeficiency	—	14%
sepsis	—	14%
up circulatory disorders	—	13%
weakness after illness	—	13%
liver diseases	—	13%
cancer	—	13%
cardiac disorder	—	13%
weakness	—	12%
vascular damage	12%	24%
consequences of operation	11%	18%
blood loss	18%	21%
porous skin	15%	17%
skin problems	15%	17%
patient's condition	10%	12%
vascular spasm	14%	16%
dizziness	13%	14%
thrombosis	12%	13%
blood diseases	23%	24%
childhood diseases	11%	12%

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Introduce new diseases through 🔍 Quick search on the top panel using Compare The table shows the most important distinguishing symptoms, tests and diagnoses related to the selected diseases. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease. The list changes dynamically depending on the data of the current visit in the selection of therapy . Click on the percentageto see the suggestions from the original source. By using the service, you agree to user agreement. Сервисы Киберис не заменяют врача! ▶ Посмотреть на ▶Youtube