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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Schwachman-Diamond syndromeDiabetic enteropathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 92%(10)93%(4)
Blood biochemistry 100%(12)73%(4)
General blood test 85%(15)27%(0)
Autoimmune markers 9%(5)53%(2)
CT of the organ 19%(0)25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 46%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 12%100%
alcoholism 45%
hyperglycemia 73%
pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus 25%
watery feces 72%
anemia 24%
steatorrhea 27% 93%
pancreatopathy 23%
diarrhea at night 64%
drug-induced pancreatitis 23%
tenesmus 63%
schwachman-diamond syndrome 22%
enteropathy 13% 70%
pancreatectomy 22%
neurological disorders 5% 61%
autoimmune pancreatitis 22%
diabetic neuropathy 56%
alcoholic pancreatitis 21%
heartburn 55%
little fat in the fecal 20%
polyuria 55%
pancreatic cyst 20%
brown feces 55%
pancreatonecrosis 20%
frequent heartburn 55%
increase in amylase 20%
blood after defecation 55%
anemia in children 19%
stool three times a day 55%
a history of vascular arthroplasty 19%
worse before eating 54%
increased bleeding 19%
incontinence of feces 54%
history of pancreatic surgery 19%
aching pain in the anus 53%
false pancreatic cyst 19%
burns 53%
cholangitis 18%
burning in the stomach 53%
pancreatitis chronic 18%
at bloating of the lower abdomen 52%
pain in the pancreas 18%
defecation painful 52%
small bowel obstruction 18%
nausea is worse after eating 52%
biliary pancreatitis 18%
selectivity in food 52%
amilorrhea 17%
gas after eating 51%
bullous emphysema of the lung 17%
diabetes mellitus 12% 63%
pulmonary artery aneurysm 17%
frequent urge to stool 51%
anemia, unspecified 17%
discomfort in the lower abdomen 50%
splenic vein thrombosis 17%
burning sensation during defecation 49%
cancer 17%
burning in the stomach pain 49%
strictures of the bile ducts 17%
fear of eating 48%
external bleeding 16%
burning in the anus 47%
portal hypertension 16%
abdominal pain burning 47%
refusal to drink 16%
diarrhea after eating 47%
maldigestion syndrome 16%
inconclusive urge to defecate 47%
gradual deterioration of the condition 16%
does not urinate 47%
skin problems 16%
helminths 46%
stool with gases 16%
unformed feces 21% 67%
neutropenia 16%
polyneuropathy 45%
lung cyst 16%
abdominal discomfort 7% 51%
oncology 16%
abdominal pain at night 44%
acute blood loss 15%
diarrhea 22% 66%
bacterial overgrowth syndrome 15%
area stool several times a day 43%
severe radiation sickness 15%
pain in the anus during defecation 43%
a history of endoscopic surgery 15%
hypoglycemia 14% 57%
small intestine resection 15%
constant aching pain 43%
removal of cysts 15%
discomfort in the intestines 43%
splenectomy 15%
nausea after eating 42%
intestinal obstruction 15%
neurogenic pain 6% 48%
trauma 15%
pain in the intestines 42%
aplastic anemia in children 15%
burning in the intestines 42%
mechanical jaundice 15%
vegetative polyneuropathy 42%
blisters 15%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 42%
chronic pancreatitis in adults 15%
stomach atony 42%
smoking desire 15%
eggs of worms 42%
onset of illness 15%
frequent stools 42%
vitamin d deficiency 15%
worms in the feces 41%
intestinal resection 15%
frequent bloating 41%
duodenitis 15%
worse food 10% 51%
familial endogenous hypertriglyceridemia 14%
worse during meals 10% 51%
radiation therapy 14%
urination with blood 40%
calcinates 14%
abdominal pain worse after eating 10% 50%
calcification 14%
periodic nausea 40%
hypertrophy biliary tract 14%
the stool is weak 40%
skeletal deformity 14%
opportunistic infections 40%
decreased amylase 14%
worse at night 40%
acute abdomen 14%
no stool 40%
autoimmune neutropenia 14%
discharge from the anus 40%
with attacks of abdominal pain 14%
bouts of nausea 39%
need for fats 14%
babies diarrhea 9% 48%
mucoviscidosis 14%
vomiting 39%
childhood diseases 14%
loss of fluids 39%
abdominal pain in children 14%
nausea 39%
pancreatic steatorrhea 14%
cyclic vomiting 38%
cholestasis 14%
dysbacteriosis 38%
cystic fibrosis 14%
frequent nausea 37%
intestinal bleeding 14%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 21% 58%
operated stomach 14%
defecation during urination 37%
aggressive 14%
gastrointestinal problems 21% 58%
history of vein surgery 14%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 36%
purulent pancreatitis 14%
nausea during meals 36%
protein with increased 14%
abdominal pain after diarrhea 36%
aneurysm 14%
pain in the rectum 36%
jaundice 14%
increased 16% 52%
pancreatitis 14%
vomiting multiple 35%
arterial bleeding 14%
sprue 8% 43%
periodic abdominal pain 13%
ganglia 35%
overweight 13%
abdominal pain after eating 8% 43%
abscess 13%
intolerant gluten 8% 43%
insufficiency of the external secretory function of the pancreas 13%
lowered 18% 53%
purulent cholangitis 13%
metabolic syndrome 34%
does not tolerate pain 13%
worse during sleep 34%
sepsis 13%
immunodeficiency 8% 41%
bacteremia 13%
alternating symptoms 32%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 13%
the body is not his 32%
coxsackie 13%
difficult to swallow 32%
portal vein thrombosis 13%
nervousness 32%
inflammatory bowel diseases 13%
periods of exacerbation 10% 42%
bone cyst 13%
abdominal pain during meals 7% 38%
protein c deficiency 13%
constipation 30%
alcohol is abusing 13%
nausea vomiting 30%

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