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Results: Differences General ✘Canavan's disease✘Diabetes insipidus in children
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 35%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —47%
niemann-pick disease 26% —
diabetes insipidus — 42%
brain damage 25% —
polyuria — 33%
wolman 's disease 24% —
thirst — 32%
epilepsy attacks 24% —
pituitary gland diseases — 31%
fabry's disease 23% —
thirst during the day — 30%
porous skin 23% —
irritable moody — 30%
angioceratoma 23% —
wolfram syndrome — 30%
rashes dry 23% —
pineocytoma — 27%
epilepsy 23% —
drinks quickly — 27%
another refined dermatitis 23% —
frequent and copious urination — 27%
hypersplenism 22% —
dehydration — 26%
difficult to swallow 22% —
tumors of the pineal gland — 25%
hepatosplenomegaly 22% —
Like after the flu — 25%
enlargement of the spleen 22% —
diabetes mellitus in children — 24%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 22% —
moody child — 24%
narcolepsy 22% —
pituitary tumors — 24%
convulsions 21% —
nephrogenic diabetes insipidus — 24%
the onset of the disease during puberty 21% —
stomach drooping — 23%
increased LDL 21% —
thirst in the morning — 23%
onset of illness 21% —
diabetes mellitus — 21%
pregnancy 20% —
speeded up urination — 21%
portal hypertension 20% —
hypostenuria — 20%
increased HDL 20% —
craniopharyngioma — 20%
reduction of HDL 20% —
dehydration in children — 19%
reduction of ast 20% —
frequent urination during the day — 19%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood 20% —
whooping — 19%
lags behind in the development 20% —
urine does not leave — 19%
alt reduction 20% —
brain development abnormalities — 19%
enlarged liver 20% —
copious urination — 19%
cholestasis 19% —
thrombocytopathy — 19%
drug disease 19% —
renal osteodystrophy — 18%
liver transplantation 19% —
irritability in the child — 18%
pure hypercholesterolemia 19% —
difficulties in communication — 18%
slowness of movement 19% —
drinks a lot of fluids — 18%
liver failure 19% —
bowel prolapse — 18%
primary hypercholesterolemia 19% —
meningococcal infection — 18%
familial endogenous hypertriglyceridemia 19% —
chronic tonsillitis — 17%
a history of organ transplantation 19% —
mumps — 17%
congenital liver fibrosis 19% —
frequent urination at night — 17%
patient's condition 19% —
diarrhea in a child — 17%
macrocephaly 19% —
chickenpox — 17%
reduction of LDL 19% —
can't hold urine — 16%
neurological disorders 18% —
oncology 7% 23%
expansion of the esophagus 18% —
consequences of head injury — 16%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 18% —
increased potassium — 16%
increased alt 18% —
coagulopathy — 15%
adynamia 18% —
urinary incontinence — 15%
liver problems 18% —
tonsillitis — 15%
progressive supranuclear paralysis 18% —
urination disorder — 15%
hypertension 18% —
tooth decay — 15%
there is heart failure 18% —
big head — 15%
history of liver surgery 18% —
kidney damage — 15%
consequences of taking medications 18% —
a history of neurosurgery — 15%
heart failure 18% —
falls to the floor — 15%
hearing impaired 18% —
large child — 14%
liquid stool 18% —
type 1 diabetes mellitus — 14%
increased ast 18% —
head tumor — 14%
lower cholesterol 18% —
flu — 14%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 18% —
acute injury — 14%
abdominal pain 17% —
electrolyte balance disorders — 14%
heart dysfunction 17% —
omission of internal organs — 14%
hepatoses 17% —
illness from stress — 13%
impaired arterial function 17% —
irritability — 13%
chronic venous edema 17% —
osteoporosis — 13%
stroke 17% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 12%
dyslipidemia 17% —
overwork — 12%
hypertrophy of the left ventricle 17% —
hematuria — 12%
liver atrophy 17% —
no appetite 6% 18%
need for fats 17% —
trauma 7% 18%
kidney transplantation 17% —
copious urination at night — 10%
hepatosis fatty 17% —
observation 7% 15%
hyperlipidemia 17% —
meningitis 7% 14%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 17% —
dry skin 7% 14%
enteropathy 17% —
sluggish baby 14% 21%
epilepsy in the morning 17% —
consequences of injuries 6% 12%
malabsorption 17% —
benign neoplasms 6% 12%
increased cholesterol 17% —
periods of exacerbation 6% 12%
blindness 16% —
kidney disease 14% 20%
suspicion 16% —
frequent colds 9% 13%
affective disorders 16% —
chronic kidney disease 13% 17%
muscle weakness 16% —
consequences of infection 7% 11%
thrombocytopenia 16% —
2 children 11% 13%
abdominal swelling 16% —
inflammation 8% 10%
liver dysfunction 16% —
nephropathy 13% 13%
muscular dystonia 16% —
childhood diseases 33% 15%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 16% —
cirrhosis of the liver 16% —
cognitive disorders 16% —
hemophagocytic syndrome 16% —
limbs pain 16% —
corneal opacity 16% —
violation of the stool 16% —
heart hypertrophy 16% —
hypertrophy biliary tract 16% —
swelling of the legs 16% —
chronic heart failure 16% —
quickly gets tired 16% —
ascites 16% —
calcification 16% —
early development 16% —
effects of puberty 16% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction 16% —
arrhythmia 16% —
paranoia 16% —
infantile 16% —
polyneuropathy 16% —
abdominal pain after diarrhea 15% —
control issues 15% —
proteinuria 15% —
nose nursing mom 15% —
angioplasty 15% —
ataxia 15% —
greasy stools 15% —
hypotension with weakness 15% —
bloating 15% —

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