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Results: Differences General	✘Late cutaneous porphyria	✘K72.9
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 25%(1) 64%(0) General urine test — 75%(0) Coagulogram 24%(1) 40%(2) Elements and vitamins 34%(3) — Ultrasound of the organ — 30%(0) Coprogram 28%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	75%
porphyria	93%	—
yellow sclera	—	72%
skin problems	51%	—
increased systolic pressure	—	68%
lead poisoning	41%	—
putrid breath	—	65%
intermittent lameness	38%	—
acute hepatitis	—	53%
bullous emphysema of the lung	37%	—
prostration	—	49%
conjunctiva redness	37%	—
bad breath unpleasant	—	45%
increased hairiness	35%	—
diastolic hypertension	—	45%
lung cyst	35%	—
lowered	—	45%
red blood vessels of the eyes	34%	—
jaundice	—	40%
impaired lung function	34%	—
loss body weight	—	38%
liver cancer	34%	—
rapid weight loss	—	38%
refusal to drink	34%	—
hepatitis	28%	61%
need for protection	34%	—
acute liver failure	—	33%
blisters	33%	—
hernia	—	32%
colic	33%	—
chronic liver failure	—	29%
skin atrophy	33%	—
thin	—	28%
skin cancer	32%	—
liver failure	—	26%
patient's condition	32%	—
liver transplantation	—	19%
skin overgrowth	32%	—
alcoholic hepatitis	—	18%
eating and drinking	31%	—
involution of the mammary glands	—	17%
brown spots on the skin	31%	—
history of liver surgery	—	17%
brown pigmentation after rashes	31%	—
liver dysfunction	—	16%
refuses to help	31%	—
swelling of the mammary glands	—	16%
viral hepatitis b	31%	—
testicular atrophy	—	15%
cirrhosis of the liver	30%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	15%
frequent colds	29%	—
red palms	—	15%
impressionability	29%	—
expansion of the esophagus	—	15%
enlarged liver	29%	—
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	15%
myocardial infarction	29%	—
medicinal hepatitis	—	14%
constipation	28%	—
acute viral hepatitis	—	14%
state of exacerbation	28%	—
bleeding	—	14%
sweating is increased	28%	—
vascular asterisks	—	14%
unformed feces	28%	—
red hands	—	14%
liver problems	52%	22%
nose bruises easily appear	—	14%
benign neoplasms	27%	—
venous bleeding	—	13%
gastrointestinal problems	42%	13%
angioplasty	—	13%
diarrhea	27%	—
small-point rash	—	12%
cysts	27%	—
protein reduced	—	12%
fighting	27%	—
thoughts about the disease	—	12%
nausea	26%	—
is worse at 10 am	—	12%
emotional	25%	—
drowsiness	—	12%
vomiting	25%	—
history of surgery	—	12%
cancer	25%	—
memory impairment	—	12%
intoxication	25%	—
arterial bleeding	—	12%
up circulatory disorders	25%	—
coma	—	12%
necrosis	25%	—
loses thought	—	12%
periodic illness	24%	—
confusion of thoughts	—	12%
heart dysfunction	24%	—
bruise	—	12%
angiopathy	24%	—
small rash	—	12%
oncology	23%	—
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	11%
alcoholic liver disease	37%	14%
worse during meals	—	11%
chronic viral hepatitis	38%	15%
worse food	—	11%
chronic condition	27%	10%
confusion of consciousness	—	11%
skin spots	28%	11%
spicy food	—	11%
viral hepatitis	29%	16%
forgetfulness	—	11%
up vascular mesh	—	11%
bloating	—	11%
stomach bloating strong	—	11%
itchy skin	—	11%
acute condition	—	10%
worse in morning	—	10%
worse during day	—	10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	9%
consequences of infection	—	9%
drug disease	—	9%
blood diseases	—	9%
increased	22%	26%

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