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Results: Differences General ✘Coagulopathy✘Thrombocytopathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(4)100%(4)
Blood biochemistry 88%(6)23%(2)
General blood test 69%(6)33%(5)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 55%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 72%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —49%
coagulopathy 41% —
paraproteinemic hemoblastoses — 30%
hemophilia 38% —
nosebleed in the morning — 28%
soft tissue hematoma 37% —
paraproteinemia — 27%
hematoma 35% —
blood from the nose in the morning — 27%
hemarthrosis 33% —
petechiae on the legs — 27%
joint deformation 26% —
vitamin b12 boost2 — 23%
joint diseases 25% —
bruises on the legs — 23%
hemophilic arthropathy 24% —
thrombocytopenia 10% 33%
hemorrhagic fevers 23% —
parasitic liver diseases — 22%
apoplexy 23% —
b12-deficiency anemia — 21%
joint pain 23% —
vitamin c increased — 20%
chronic synovitis 23% —
dysfunctional uterine bleeding — 20%
wiskott-aldrich syndrome 21% —
rash on the nose — 20%
pulmonary hemorrhage 21% —
Addison's disease — 20%
hemophilic infection 20% —
red rash on the legs — 20%
hypovitaminosis to 20% —
vitamin b12 reduction2 — 19%
bursitis 20% —
big nose — 19%
vitamin K1 is lowered 20% —
posthemorrhagic anemia — 18%
dark feces 19% —
scurvy — 18%
fluid in the joints 19% —
vitamin c reduced — 18%
retroperitoneal hematoma 19% —
rash on the limbs — 18%
patient's condition 18% —
rash on the torso — 18%
dengue fever 18% —
bleeding uterine — 18%
chronic arthritis 17% —
uremia — 18%
suspicion 17% —
rash in the mouth — 18%
feeling of blood loss 17% —
liver cancer — 18%
taste of blood in the mouth 17% —
petechiae — 18%
consequences of taking medications 17% —
red legs — 18%
paranoia 17% —
mucous hyperemia — 17%
recovery period 17% —
nosebleed 9% 26%
consequences of surgery 17% —
rashes on his legs — 17%
history of vein surgery 17% —
worse at 12 o'clock — 16%
hereditary eczema 17% —
helminths — 16%
stage of recovery 17% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 16%
increased blood clotting 17% —
the skin is dark — 16%
there are no complaints 16% —
small-point rash — 16%
blunt abdominal trauma 16% —
up worse at 6 am — 16%
internal bleeding 16% —
effects of puberty — 15%
surgical infections 16% —
protein with increased — 15%
arthritis 16% —
liver dysfunction — 15%
vomiting 16% —
red rash — 15%
vomiting blood 16% —
protein reduced — 15%
pale skin 15% —
female pelvic organs — 14%
moderate condition 15% —
dyspnea — 14%
soft tissue bruise 15% —
benign neoplasms — 14%
bruise of the chest 15% —
kidney disease — 13%
consequences of abdominal trauma 15% —
anemia 7% 19%
joint asymmetry 15% —
blood paraproteins are lowered — 11%
venous bleeding 15% —
blood dark 9% 18%
high temperature 15% —
cancer 9% 18%
better in morning 15% —
protein c deficiency 7% 15%
thrombosis 15% —
changes in the blood 12% 19%
pain throughout the body 14% —
the fast man 7% 13%
bloody discharge from the vagina 14% —
liver problems 7% 13%
bone fracture 14% —
leukemia 12% 17%
consequences of injuries 29% 13%
dic syndrome 12% 17%
blue belly 14% —
worse in morning 10% 14%
gastric bleeding 14% —
serum sickness 14% 16%
bleeding ulcer 14% —
posttransfusion complications 16% 18%
hypercoagulation syndrome 13% —
willebrand 's disease 23% 24%
medicinal arthropathy 13% —
beriberi 15% 15%
better at night 13% —
blood diseases 27% 27%
post-extraction bleeding 13% —
oncology 16% 16%
it's worse at 17 o'clock 13% —
skin condition 13% —
inflammation 13% —
headaches 13% —
needs attention 13% —
high height 13% —
allergy 13% —
intestinal bleeding 13% —
joint injuries 13% —
polytrauma 13% —
liver injuries 13% —
joint hypermobility syndrome 13% —
wound 13% —
trauma 27% 12%
the consequences of bruise 13% —
better in afternoon 12% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 12% —
vascular damage 12% —
eczema 12% —
actv increased 12% —
vaginal discharge 12% —
hematomyelia 12% —
blood veins in the feces 12% —
thin limbs 12% —
better to be alone 12% —
sputum with blood 12% —
profuse nosebleed 12% —
bruise 12% —
consequences of infection 12% —
loss in many reduced 12% —
periods of exacerbation 12% —
overall activity is reduced 12% —
digestive disorders 12% —
external bleeding 12% —
overweight 12% —
general improvement in the morning 12% —
abdominal injuries 12% —
onset of illness 12% —
vomiting from excitement 11% —
polymorbidity 11% —
mechanical jaundice 11% —
the stool is viscous 11% —
wounds heal poorly 11% —
lung pain 11% —
sputum 11% —
impaired lung function 11% —
arterial bleeding 11% —
will not work 11% —
throat pale 11% —
feeling of fullness 11% —
control issues 11% —
feeling the heat in the legs 11% —
infectious arthritis 11% —
very abundant monthly 10% —
decreased concentration of attention 10% —
monthly abundant and prolonged 10% —
vomiting coffee grounds 10% —
high thin 10% —
periodic fever 10% —
cough 10% —
general weakness 10% —
very dry skin 10% —
drug allergy 10% —
skinny legs 10% —
worse during day 10% —
peptic ulcer 10% —
pain chest 10% —
act lowered 10% —
headache from worried 10% —
injury rate 10% —
catheter-associated bloodstream infections 10% —
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 10% —
dizziness 10% —
stomach polyps 10% —

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