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Results: Differences General ✘Immune hemolytic anemia✘Layered nails
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(20)12%(3)
Blood biochemistry 78%(4)2%(0)
Coagulogram 60%(7)2%(1)
General urine test 49%(6)—
ECG 40%(0)—
MRI of the heart 39%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 26%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
enlargement of the spleen 21% —
epidermophytia — 21%
priapism 21% —
foot fungus — 20%
enlarged liver 20% —
nail fungus — 19%
hemolytic anemia 20% —
cracks in the heels — 19%
jaundice 20% —
yellowish discharge from the vagina — 19%
thalassemia 20% —
deformity of nails — 17%
splenectomy 19% —
smelly sweat in the armpits — 16%
reticulocytosis 17% —
fungus — 15%
enuresis in childhood 17% —
nails thickened — 14%
chronic anemia 16% —
anxiety is better when busy — 14%
stroke in children 16% —
latent iron deficiency — 14%
hemoglobinopathies 16% —
soft nails — 14%
mucous membranes are pale 16% —
nails soft brittle — 14%
the spleen was removed 16% —
dry skin on the heels — 13%
hypostenuria 16% —
hair grow poorly — 13%
hemoglobinuria 16% —
hair loss — 12%
nocturnal enuresis 16% —
smell of sweat unpleasant — 11%
erythrocytic anemia 15% —
dandruff — 11%
high temperature 15% —
cracks painful — 11%
dic syndrome 15% —
nails yellow — 10%
cholecystectomy 15% —
onycholysis — 10%
bone growths 15% —
worse from salty — 10%
trophic ulcer 15% —
cracked nails — 10%
impaired lung function 15% —
tooth decay — 9%
sickle cell anemia 15% —
endometrial polyps — 8%
pale skin 15% —
uterine prolapse — 8%
bilirubin is elevated 15% —
nails are layered — 7%
acute renal failure 14% —
dryness — 7%
yellowness of mucous membranes 14% —
vaginal discharge — 7%
rhesus conflict 14% —
dry skin — 7%
neutropenia 14% —
big head — 7%
delayed puberty 14% —
elderly patients — 6%
hemorrhagic diathesis 14% —
dermatomycosis — 5%
bleeding 14% —
nail injury — 5%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 14% —
splitting of the nail — 5%
pneumonia of the elderly 14% —
picking at her nails — 5%
urinary incontinence 14% —
iron deficiency anemia 9% 14%
fat embolism 14% —
rubromycosis — 4%
gallbladder stones 14% —
onychophagia — 4%
hemolytic disease of newborns 14% —
musician — 4%
ulcers on the shins 14% —
nails grow slowly — 4%
erythropenia 14% —
toenails are layered on the feet — 4%
liver pain 13% —
pustular psoriasis — 4%
all the time in motion 13% —
nail psoriasis — 4%
bone necrosis 13% —
dry brittle nails — 4%
osteopenia 13% —
acute eczema — 4%
osteomyelitis 13% —
eczema — 4%
cholestasis 13% —
hands are hot — 4%
transient ischemic attack 13% —
better at sea — 3%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 13% —
hypomagnesemia — 3%
tonsillectomy 13% —
skin is coming off — 3%
ischemic stroke 13% —
head established magnesium deficiency — 3%
blood diseases 17% 2%
psoriasis — 3%
trophic ulcers of the shins 12% —
very pale — 3%
subfibrility 12% —
suppuration of the nail — 3%
ulcers on the skin 12% —
pretending to be sick — 3%
localization of the main complaint the head 12% —
the consequences of bruise — 3%
abdominal pain on the right 12% —
fungal skin lesion — 3%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 12% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 3%
heart murmurs 12% —
hypochromia 9% 12%
heaviness in the kidneys 12% —
candidiasis — 3%
anemia in children 12% —
pyoderma — 3%
dyspnea 12% —
Follows the rules — 3%
erythroblastopenia 12% —
bruise — 3%
increased 17% 3%
rash pustules — 2%
hemorrhage in the eye 12% —
hormonal disorders — 2%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 12% —
spicy food — 2%
peptic ulcer 11% —
red rash — 2%
protein in the urine 11% —
acute injury — 2%
diseases of infants 11% —
hysteria — 2%
thrombosis 11% —
improper nutrition — 2%
stroke 11% —
suspicion 11% —
soreness of the skin 11% —
paranoia 11% —
headaches 11% —
anamnesis ischemic stroke 11% —
hyperhomocysteinemia 11% —
atypical pneumonia 11% —
the consequences of angina 11% —
lung pain 11% —
chronic lymphocytic 11% —
talking in a dream 11% —
cervical-brachial syndrome 11% —
myocardial infarction 11% —
hypoxia 11% —
sepsis 11% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 11% —
multiple organ failure 11% —
abdominal pain 11% —
fundus arteries narrowed 11% —
bacteremia 11% —
occlusion of the central retinal artery 11% —
ulcer on the leg 11% —
kidney failure 11% —
hyperchromia 11% —
protein s deficiency 11% —
increased sensitivity 11% —
intoxication with iron preparations 11% —
pulmonary mycoplasmosis 11% —
increased ESR 11% —
a history of organ transplantation 11% —
hemolysis of erythrocytes 11% —
illness after hypothermia 11% —
aneurysm 11% —
damage to the nervous system 10% —
adenoids 10% —
effects of starvation 10% —
heart dysfunction 10% —
stunting 10% —
vascular damage 10% —
violation of the function of the tonsils 10% —
kidney diseases 10% —
suspension 10% —
acute pain 10% —
chronic kidney failure 10% —
bacterial meningitis 10% —
organic brain damage 10% —
hypertension 10% —
angiopathy 10% —
retinal 10% —
puts pressure on the eyes 10% —
childhood diseases 10% —
pulmonary hypertension 10% —
transplant rejection reaction 10% —
very high fever 10% —
rhabdomyolysis 10% —
pregnancy 10% —
pregnancy complications 10% —

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