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Results: Differences General	✘Thalassemia	✘Immune hemolytic anemia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(12) 100%(20) Blood biochemistry 12%(3) 78%(4) Coagulogram 11%(1) 60%(7)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	23%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	26%
erythrocytosis	17%	—
priapism	—	21%
pyrogenic reactions	17%	—
enuresis in childhood	—	17%
n	17%	—
hypostenuria	—	16%
hemoglobin increased	15%	—
nocturnal enuresis	—	16%
dropsy of the fetus	15%	—
the spleen was removed	—	16%
hemochromatosis	14%	—
mucous membranes are pale	—	16%
cirrhosis of the liver	14%	—
chronic anemia	—	16%
hemochromatosis of the heart	14%	—
stroke in children	—	16%
hypersplenism	14%	—
hemoglobinuria	—	16%
anisocytosis	14%	—
trophic ulcer	—	15%
Mongoloid	13%	—
impaired lung function	—	15%
pancreatic fibrosis	13%	—
cholecystectomy	—	15%
f	12%	—
bone growths	—	15%
increased serum iron	12%	—
dic syndrome	—	15%
hemolytic anemia in children	12%	—
drug disease	—	15%
jaundice in childhood	11%	—
pneumonia of the elderly	—	14%
lot of things	11%	—
delayed puberty	—	14%
stress during pregnancy	11%	—
acute renal failure	—	14%
hypofibrinogenemia	11%	—
erythropenia	—	14%
pain in the left hypochondrium	11%	—
consequences of infection	—	14%
face is yellow	11%	—
hemolytic disease of newborns	—	14%
stressful pregnancy	11%	—
urinary incontinence	—	14%
choleretic	11%	—
trauma	—	14%
pneumococcal pneumonia	11%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	14%
pancreatic cyst	11%	—
yellowness of mucous membranes	—	14%
streptococci	11%	—
fat embolism	—	14%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	10%	—
bleeding	—	14%
pale face	10%	—
rhesus conflict	—	14%
heaviness in the hypochondrium	10%	—
neutropenia	—	14%
in the family diabetes	10%	—
transient ischemic attack	—	13%
mucoviscidosis	10%	—
osteopenia	—	13%
thin-boned	10%	—
osteomyelitis	—	13%
family man	10%	—
all the time in motion	—	13%
liver cyst	10%	—
cholestasis	—	13%
caution	10%	—
liver pain	—	13%
pneumonia with sepsis	9%	—
ischemic stroke	—	13%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver	9%	—
tonsillectomy	—	13%
tooth decay	9%	—
bone necrosis	—	13%
type 1 diabetes mellitus	8%	—
heart murmurs	—	12%
shock states of various genesis	8%	—
subarachnoid hemorrhage	—	12%
large child	8%	—
subfibrility	—	12%
a new patient	8%	—
trophic ulcers of the shins	—	12%
better at night	8%	—
erythroblastopenia	—	12%
bacterial pneumonia	8%	—
heaviness in the kidneys	—	12%
hydrocephalus	8%	—
hemorrhage in the eye	—	12%
temperature with chills	8%	—
anemia in children	—	12%
leukopenia	8%	—
pain in the right side of the abdomen	—	12%
delay in physical development	8%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	12%
cystic fibrosis	8%	—
localization of the main complaint the head	—	12%
wet skin	8%	—
abdominal pain on the right	—	12%
allergy to medications	8%	—
dyspnea	—	12%
not enough time	7%	—
jaundice	8%	20%
high fever	7%	—
diseases of infants	—	11%
2 children	7%	—
the consequences of angina	—	11%
muscle pain	7%	—
suspicion	—	11%
aching	7%	—
illness after hypothermia	—	11%
diabetes mellitus	7%	—
aneurysm	—	11%
thalassemia	28%	20%
anamnesis ischemic stroke	—	11%
erythrocyte anisocytosis	5%	—
headaches	—	11%
big man	11%	5%
paranoia	—	11%
hypochromia	15%	9%
stroke	—	11%
hemolysis of erythrocytes	16%	11%
chronic lymphocytic	—	11%
a history of organ transplantation	16%	11%
protein in the urine	—	11%
hemoglobinopathies	20%	16%
talking in a dream	—	11%
lowered	13%	9%
increased ESR	—	11%
cervical-brachial syndrome	—	11%
occlusion of the central retinal artery	—	11%
myocardial infarction	—	11%
lung pain	—	11%
thrombosis	—	11%
multiple organ failure	—	11%
abdominal pain	—	11%
fundus arteries narrowed	—	11%
hyperhomocysteinemia	—	11%
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	11%
kidney failure	—	11%
intoxication with iron preparations	—	11%
peptic ulcer	—	11%
soreness of the skin	—	11%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis	—	11%
blood diseases	6%	17%
hyperchromia	—	11%
consequences of injuries	—	11%
protein s deficiency	—	11%
atypical pneumonia	—	11%
infectious mononucleosis	—	10%
drug poisoning	—	10%
transient disturbance of cerebral circulation	—	10%
up circulatory disorders	—	10%
occlusion of the central retinal vein	—	10%
angiopathy of the retina	—	10%
congestive kidney	—	10%
arteriovenous malformation	—	10%
pulmonary hypertension	—	10%
decreased concentration of attention	—	10%
hypertension	—	10%
lymphocytic	—	10%
homocysteine	—	10%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	—	10%
liver problems	—	10%
necrosis	—	10%
cerebral circulation disorder	—	10%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	—	10%
chronic kidney failure	—	10%
mononucleosis	—	10%
attacks of pain	—	10%
puts pressure on the eyes	—	10%
renal papillary necrosis	—	10%
brain damage	—	10%
organic brain damage	—	10%
pain chest	—	10%
angiopathy	—	10%
adenoids	—	10%
transplant rejection reaction	—	10%
damage to the nervous system	—	10%
vascular damage	—	10%
stunting	—	10%
pulmonary embolism	—	10%
heart dysfunction	—	10%
effects of starvation	—	10%
suspension	—	10%
repeated stroke	—	10%
rhabdomyolysis	—	10%
pregnancy complications	—	10%
cardiodilation	—	10%
bacterial meningitis	—	10%
violation of the function of the tonsils	—	10%
acute pain	—	10%
kidney diseases	—	10%
meningitis	—	10%
very high fever	—	10%
impaired arterial function	—	10%
retinal	—	10%
retinal hemorrhage	—	10%
removal of adenoids	—	9%

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