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Results: Differences General	✘True Polycythemia	✘Placental infarction
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(31) 100%(9) Blood biochemistry 99%(5) 12%(0) Coagulogram 66%(7) 41%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	69%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	36%
erythrocytosis	57%	—
fetal hypoxia	—	18%
true polycythemia	40%	—
bloody discharge from the vagina	—	17%
erythromelalgia	37%	—
placental hyperplasia	—	17%
myeloid metaplasia	36%	—
effects of starvation	—	17%
crack of the red lip border	33%	—
fetoplacental insufficiency	7%	23%
tracheobronchitis	33%	—
cramps in uterus	—	16%
congestion in the corners of the mouth	33%	—
spasm	—	16%
cervical canal polyps	33%	—
vascular spasm	—	16%
uterine prolapse	32%	—
hypertension during pregnancy	—	16%
erythroleukosis	32%	—
glomerulonephritis during pregnancy	—	16%
cervical polyp	32%	—
suffocation	—	16%
prolapse of the rectum	31%	—
burn shock	—	16%
vaginal wall prolapse	31%	—
aldosteroma	—	15%
grief	31%	—
bleeding during pregnancy	—	15%
myelofibrosis	31%	—
herpes in the mouth	—	15%
cheilitis	31%	—
herpes on the gums	—	15%
tracheitis	30%	—
herpetic sore throat	—	15%
uric acid diathesis	30%	—
heart defects in pregnant women	—	15%
chronic leukemia	29%	—
muscular dystonia	—	14%
red lip	29%	—
vascular damage	—	14%
chronic myeloid leukemia	29%	—
vaginal discharge	—	14%
uterine polyps	29%	—
spotting from the uterus	—	14%
red lips	28%	—
pregnancy toxicosis	—	14%
hypersensitivity of the skin	26%	—
nephropathy of pregnant women	—	14%
acute leukemia	25%	—
increased pressure under stress	—	14%
leukemia	25%	—
impaired uterine function	6%	20%
enlargement of the spleen	25%	—
thick blood	—	13%
erythropoietin reduced	25%	—
hyperhomocysteinemia	—	13%
anemia	34%	8%
amyloidosis of the kidneys	—	13%
consequences of cardiovascular surgery	24%	—
toxicosis	—	13%
itching of the skin on the legs	24%	—
fermentopathy	—	13%
diathesis	24%	—
acquired heart defects	—	13%
increased uric acid	24%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	13%
iron deficiency anemia	23%	—
pheochromocytoma	—	13%
omission of internal organs	23%	—
localization of the main complaint in the heart	—	13%
latent iron deficiency	23%	—
pyelitis	—	12%
hypochromia	23%	—
chronic glomerulonephritis	—	12%
after heart surgery	23%	—
hypertensive nephropathy	—	12%
volume of spleen is increased	23%	—
acute stomatitis	—	12%
leukocytosis	22%	—
vaginal tears	—	12%
itchy skin	22%	—
nephrosis	—	12%
burning in the feet	22%	—
gestational diabetes	—	12%
gout of the joints	22%	—
hemorrhagic vasculitis	—	12%
bronchitis	22%	—
uterine hypoplasia	—	12%
history of cardiovascular surgery	21%	—
vaginal discharge in girls	—	12%
wrist injury	21%	—
vertebro-basilar insufficiency	—	12%
consequences of surgery	20%	—
ulcers on the gums	—	12%
painful swelling	20%	—
post-traumatic shock	—	12%
wrists burn	20%	—
leg fracture	—	12%
cancer	20%	—
chronic pyelonephritis	—	12%
gout	20%	—
heart rupture	—	12%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	19%	—
polycystic kidney	—	12%
portal vein thrombosis	19%	—
rupture of the uterus	—	12%
leukopenia	19%	—
fat embolism	—	12%
budd—chiari syndrome	19%	—
endometritis	—	11%
chronic gouty arthritis	19%	—
caesarean section	—	11%
patient's condition	19%	—
fasting	—	11%
tumor collapse syndrome	19%	—
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus	—	11%
burning in the legs	19%	—
hip fracture	—	11%
thrombocytopathy	19%	—
severe hypoxia	—	11%
enlarged liver	19%	—
caesarean section in the anamnesis	—	11%
red feet	18%	—
glomerulonephritis	—	11%
burning in his hands	18%	—
chickenpox	—	11%
pain in the toes	18%	—
scarlet	—	11%
hepatosplenomegaly	18%	—
stomatitis	—	11%
portal vein narrowed	18%	—
gums inflamed	—	11%
skin problems	18%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	11%
swelling of the toe	18%	—
clamidiosis	—	11%
duodenal ulcer	18%	—
systemic vasculitis	—	11%
stroke	17%	—
uterine cyst	—	11%
acute lymphoblastic leukemia	17%	—
measles	—	11%
hereditary-familial erythrocytosis	17%	—
amyloidosis	—	11%
gastrointestinal problems	17%	—
acrocyanosis	—	11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	17%	—
bleeding uterine	—	11%
lymphocytic	17%	—
pain in the uterus	—	11%
neuritis	17%	—
renal hypertension	—	11%
pain in the fingers	17%	—
primary-multiple tumors	—	11%
attacks of pain	17%	—
kidney cyst	—	11%
red hands	17%	—
premature birth	—	10%
neuralgia	16%	—
operative delivery	—	10%
thing hemangioblastoma	16%	—
increased blood clotting	—	10%
joint diseases	16%	—
type 2 diabetes mellitus	—	10%
headache after injury	16%	—
traumatic shock	—	10%
chilly hands	16%	—
thermal burns	—	10%
impaired spleen function	16%	—
symptomatic arterial hypertension	—	10%
splenectomy	16%	—
cystic fibrosis	—	10%
red legs	16%	—
vulvovaginitis	—	10%
pain in the arms and legs	16%	—
metabolic syndrome	—	10%
swelling of the fingers	16%	—
large fruit	—	10%
myelodysplastic syndrome	16%	—
increased intracranial pressure	—	10%
splenic vein thrombosis	16%	—
pyelonephritis	—	10%
pain in the fingers	16%	—
vasculitis	—	10%
pain in the legs	15%	—
stunting	—	10%
impaired lung function	15%	—
polycystic	—	10%
portal hypertension	15%	—
vulva infections	—	10%
itching in the teeth	15%	—
uterine tumor	—	10%
swelling after injury	15%	—
toxoplasmosis	—	10%
dyspnea	15%	—
vascular sclerosis	6%	16%
peptic ulcer	15%	—
problems with studying	—	9%
pain in the foot	15%	—
acute injury	—	9%

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