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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Alcoholic polyneuropathyBiotin deficiency
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 79%(5)91%(2)
General blood test 84%(4)
Blood biochemistry 26%(2)26%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
vitamin b1 lowered 79%
vitamin b7 lowered 87%
polyneuropathy 57%
anemia 84%
vitamin b1 increased 50%
tongue is pale 40%
neurological disorders 48%
biotinidase deficiency 40%
numbness of the hands 45%
the tongue is smooth 39%
neurological pain 45%
tongue is dry 36%
tingling 44%
citrullinemia 36%
sensitive ataxia 43%
eats sugar 35%
rooster walk 41%
dry skin peeling 35%
alcohol poisoning 41%
lactation period 34%
alcohol is abusing 38%
desire sugar 33%
pain in the calf muscles 38%
desire to move 32%
pain in the muscles of the shins 37%
learning difficulties 32%
numbness of the feet 37%
anemia and weakness 31%
sensations in the hands 36%
convulsions 31%
pain in the calves 36%
nausea 31%
numbness of fingers 36%
constant nausea 31%
pulling pains in the shins 36%
worse before eating 30%
onset of illness 35%
oliguria 29%
consumes alcohol 35%
need for fats 29%
sensations in the legs 34%
baldness 29%
numbness of the hands 34%
appetite is bad 29%
sudden weakness 33%
conjunctivitis 29%
emotional weakness 33%
eats 29%
skin anesthesia 33%
muscle fatigue 28%
vegetative polyneuropathy 33%
hemoglobin increased 28%
feeling of puffiness 32%
nausea during meals 28%
asleep leg muscle pain 32%
prolonged depression 28%
violation of pain sensitivity 32%
peeling 28%
tingling in the legs 32%
no feeling of hunger 28%
improvement from alcohol 32%
lactation 27%
pulling pains in the legs 32%
hair loss 27%
no fever 32%
chronic anemia 26%
sensitivity to pain 31%
dry skin 26%
pain increases gradually 31%
hyperlipidemia 26%
anesthesia 31%
epilepsy attacks 25%
numbness of the legs 31%
pale skin 25%
weakness no 31%
little urine 25%
pain in the shins 30%
constant weakness 24%
intoxication 30%
no appetite 24%
resorption 29%
dermatitis 24%
refusal to drink 29%
epilepsy 24%
insensitivity to pain 28%
problems with studying 24%
drug disease 28%
mood disorder 23%
weakness in the legs 27%
worse during meals 23%
consequences of taking medications 27%
zpr fatigue from the disease 23%
sudden pain 27%
worse food 23%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 26%
gradual deterioration of the condition 23%
history of surgery 26%
dryness 22%
fever weakness 26%
feeling of bruising 22%
psychosomatics 25%
quickly gets tired 22%
alcohol dependence 25%
pregnancy 21%
impressionability 25%
blood diseases 20%
effects of poisoning 25%
skin problems 19%
destructive behavior 24%
patient's condition 19%
pain in the legs 24%
inflammation 19%
sweating is increased 24%
impaired coordination 24% 34%
refuses treatment 24%
not enough time 23% 23%
pain when touched 24%
increased sugar 26% 26%
paresis 24%
ataxia 25% 25%
family man 23%
control issues 22%
presses 22%
high temperature 21%
feeling of heat 21%
acute pain 21%
damage to the nervous system 21%
emotional 21%
muscle weakness 32% 22%
weakness after illness 31% 22%
increased 26% 18%
beriberi 55% 50%

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