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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	85%(17)	38%(4)
Blood biochemistry	54%(0)	28%(1)
Autoimmune markers	81%(3)	—
Infection tests	8%(4)	49%(2)
Coagulogram	45%(4)	—
Histological studies	8%(0)	26%(0)

Distinctive symptoms

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100%

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100%

primary immunodeficiency

91%

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fungus

—

56%

antibodies to platelets

81%

—

changeable stool

—

52%

thrombocytopenia

76%

—

sowing for intestinal flora is positive

—

49%

immunodeficiency

71%

—

bilateral pneumonia

—

49%

bruise

35%

—

fungal mycosis

—

46%

thrombocytopenic purpura

33%

—

systemic mycosis

—

44%

splenectomy

30%

—

papules

—

41%

hemorrhagic diathesis

24%

—

sowing on intestinal flora

—

40%

anemia

21%

—

the Mantoux reaction

—

40%

hemorrhages on the skin

21%

—

eosinophilia

—

38%

hemorrhagic purpura

20%

—

pneumonia in children

—

38%

reticulocytosis

19%

—

acute allergic reactions

—

37%

hyperglycemia

18%

—

interstitial pneumonia

—

37%

nosebleed

18%

—

allergic rash

—

35%

hemorrhagic stroke

18%

—

sensitive child

—

35%

petechiae

18%

—

enlarged lymph nodes

—

34%

patient's condition

17%

—

acute shock

—

34%

thrombocytosis

17%

—

calcification

—

33%

posthemorrhagic anemia

17%

—

increased ESR

—

33%

red dots

17%

—

allergies in children

37%

hemorrhagic syndrome

17%

—

rash on the body

35%

apoplexy

17%

—

hepatosplenomegaly

35%

small-point rash

16%

—

respiratory insufficiency

—

31%

lowered

16%

—

intestinal insufficiency syndrome

—

30%

hemorrhage in the eye

16%

—

smokes

—

30%

nose bruises easily appear

16%

—

enlargement of the liver and spleen

34%

history of surgery

16%

—

diseases of infants

33%

postsplenectomy sepsis

16%

—

pneumonia

—

29%

red rash

15%

—

necrosis

—

27%

stroke

15%

—

enlarged liver

31%

consequences of vaccinations

15%

—

bacteremia

30%

the skin is dark

15%

—

peptic ulcer

29%

periods of exacerbation

14%

—

impaired gastric function

28%

bleeding from the gums

14%

—

sputum

32%

immune hemolytic anemia

14%

—

lymph node damage

32%

hemolytic anemia

13%

—

drug allergy

29%

bleeding uterine

12%

—

increased sensitivity

28%

myelodysplastic syndrome

12%

—

increased

17%

40%

ulcers in the nose

12%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

26%

trauma

12%

—

enlargement of the spleen

12%

33%

hematuria

12%

—

gastric bleeding

14%

35%

chronic anemia

12%

—

sepsis

29%

there are no complaints

12%

—

intestinal bleeding

13%

33%

vaginal mucosa hyperemic

12%

—

bleeding ulcer

14%

34%

blow to the head

11%

—

impaired lung function

26%

skin problems

11%

—

acute condition

10%

28%

postvaccinal reaction

11%

—

changes in the blood

12%

29%

dysfunctional uterine bleeding

11%

—

allergy

10%

27%

periodic illness

11%

—

blood diseases

18%

35%

hemophilia

11%

—

oncology

24%

uterine mucosa hyperemic

11%

—

gastrointestinal problems

15%

26%

surgical infections

10%

—

increased bleeding

20%

30%

intolerance to drugs

10%

—

childhood diseases

15%

25%

viral hepatitis

10%

—

drug disease

15%

25%

hypertension

10%

—

bleeding

21%

27%

consequences of injuries

10%

—

vaccination

10%

—

consequences of infection

10%

—

i the tone at the top is weakened

10%

—

post-extraction bleeding

10%

—

autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome

—

juvenile uterine bleeding

—

worse during meals

—

sputum with blood

—

thyroid lymphoma

—

gums are red

—

apex systolic murmur

—

hemolysis of erythrocytes

—

feeling of danger

—

is vaccinated according to schedule

—

onset of illness

—

better in afternoon

—

consequences of taking medications

—

worse food

—

rash on the nose

—

early development

—

external bleeding

—

viral hepatitis b

—

angiopathy

—

liver problems

—

erythrocytic anemia

—

hepatitis

—

attacks of pain

—

heavy eyes

—

consequences of a viral infection

—

better in morning

—

mch reduced

—

ulcer on the gum

—

the spleen was removed

—

frequent nosebleeds in childhood

—

hyperbilirubinemia

—

headache after injury

—

aplastic anemia

—

rheumatoid arthritis

—

increased bleeding gums

—

full

—

mucous hyperemia

—

hemophthalmos

—

paranoia

—

no children

—

illness after hypothermia

—

vomiting

—

rapid reaction

—

heart sounds are weakened

—

angioplasty

—

suspicion

—

iron deficiency anemia

—

black discharge

—

hypochromia

—

latent iron deficiency

—

hypofibrinogenemia

—

effects of hormone

—

anomalies of kidney development

—

pain in the joints at a temperature

—

caution

—

tooth extraction

—

hemolytic-uremic syndrome

—

pain in the lymph nodes

—

feeling of blood loss

—

hiv

—

decrease in thyroxine

—

consequences of surgery

—

bleeding during pregnancy

—

heart dysfunction

—

pain in the uterus

—

malformations of the mammary glands

—

dizziness with vomiting

—

auscultation weakened

—

oliguria

—

viral endocarditis

—

microcytic anemia

—

arthritis

—

impaired arterial function

—

serious condition

—

volume of spleen is increased

—

red rash all over the body

—

red urine

—

anemia in children

—

nosebleed in the morning

—

increased thyroxine

—

hepatitis c

—

cardiomyopathy

—

1 pregnancy

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retinal hemorrhage

—

chronic condition

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