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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences Similar CampylobacteriosisEnterovirus meningitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 96%(12)27%(1)
General blood test 100%(10)
Blood biochemistry 90%(1)
ECG 86%(0)
General urine test 86%(7)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 85%(0)
Infection tests 21%(0)45%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 61%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
enteritis in children 54%
serous meningitis 60%
enteritis 42%
enterovirus infection in children 59%
duodenitis 39%
enterovirus infection 59%
mesadenitis 39%
viral diarrhea 54%
acute duodenitis 36%
meningeal syndrome 49%
bacterial enteritis 36%
meningitis in children 46%
watery diarrhea 34%
eczema nose 45%
erosive gastritis 33%
headache photophobia 45%
gastroenteritis 33%
herpangina 44%
abdominal pain 32%
coxsackie 41%
acute gastroenterocolitis 32%
pharyngitis 41%
fecal vomiting 31%
neck stiffness 39%
little mucus in the stool 31%
meningeal symptoms 37%
chronic enteritis 31%
viral meningitis 37%
gastroenterocolitis 31%
rashes from experiences 36%
gastritis 30%
loose stools when agitated 36%
inflammation of the stomach 29%
diarrhea from excitement 36%
toxic shock syndrome 29%
nervous diarrhea 35%
pain in the intestines 28%
non-rheumatic carditis in children 34%
acute enterocolitis 28%
tension in the back of the head 32%
tenesmus 28%
photophobia 31%
greenish feces 28%
pharyngitis in children 30%
shock states of various genesis 27%
ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis 30%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 27%
meningitis 18% 47%
main complaint is abdominal pain 27%
muscle tension 29%
blood veins in the feces 26%
meningococcal infection 28%
intoxication 26%
viral myocarditis 28%
chills 26%
Fever anxiety 27%
burning in the intestines 26%
stiffness 27%
stool with mucus and blood 26%
acute liver failure 26%
travelers' diarrhea 26%
rash on the nose 26%
nausea 25%
arvi in children 26%
nausea vomiting 25%
hypotension 26%
serious condition 25%
fontanelle 26%
stool meager 25%
insomnia from experiences 25%
abdominal pain with vomiting 25%
strong man 25%
acute colitis 25%
headache in the back of the head 24%
pain in the intestines 25%
damage to the nervous system 14% 37%
prolonged fever 24%
eczema 22%
lymphadenitis 24%
better from work 22%
sharp belly 24%
lower respiratory tract infections 22%
ileit 24%
severe headache neck pain 22%
chair in the morning 24%
better from pressure 22%
onset of illness 23%
runny nose 21%
dysentery 23%
toxicosis 21%
acute appendicitis 23%
liver failure 20%
impaired gastric function 23%
ARVI 20%
lower abdominal pain 23%
nervousness 20%
appendicitis 22%
poor sleep 19%
burns 22%
rapid reaction 19%
rectal bleeding 22%
bleeding 19%
hypovolemic shock 22%
unspecified mental disorders 18%
chair with mucus 22%
better in morning 18%
intestinal infection 21%
childhood diseases 16% 32%
impaired function of the large intestine 21%
fever diarrhea 11% 25%
blood from the anus 21%
infectious and toxic myocarditis 19% 33%
abundant stool 21%
liver necrosis 10% 24%
diarrhea in a child 21%
chronic colitis 10% 24%
joint diseases 21%
myocarditis 19% 32%
acute arthritis 21%
myositis 17% 30%
pain in the lower abdomen on the left 21%
no feeling of hunger 10% 23%
kidney disease 21%
infectious colitis 10% 23%
blood in feces 20%
headache vomiting 9% 22%
fever with muscle pain 20%
headache at temperature 18% 31%
lower abdominal pain in men 20%
diarrhea vomiting 9% 21%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 19%
headaches 18% 30%
sweating 19%
no children 8% 20%
heart dysfunction 19%
2 children 8% 19%
acute hepatitis 19%
consequences of infection 12% 23%
smokes 19%
muscle pain 16% 27%
hepatitis 19%
emotional 7% 17%
feces are green in color 19%
skin sensations 8% 18%
moderate condition 19%
headache tension 14% 24%
food poisoning 19%
necrosis 7% 17%
abdominal pain during defecation 19%
peptic ulcer 8% 18%
abdominal pain is easier from vomiting 19%
impaired arterial function 7% 16%
pain in the joints at a temperature 19%
meningoencephalitis 14% 23%
lower abdominal pain in women 19%
tension in the head 14% 23%
arthritis 19%
preschool age 10% 18%
dehydration 18%
skin problems 9% 16%
abdominal pain in front of the chair 18%
acute condition 11% 18%
medicinal colitis 18%
consequences of taking medications 9% 15%
abdominal pain with nausea 18%
inflammation 28% 34%
enlargement of the spleen 18%
vomiting at fever 16% 22%
infectious arthritis 18%
high temperature 29% 34%
pain in the left groin 18%
hemorrhagic diathesis 14% 19%
chills in the afternoon 18%
time of year 16% 19%
by erosion of the stomach 18%
subfebrile condition 17% 20%
blood diseases 18%
skin condition 14% 17%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 18%
impaired lung function 14% 17%
prurigo 17%
patient's condition 25% 26%
endocarditis 17%
no appetite 19% 19%
purulent appendicitis 17%
there are no complaints 23% 23%
inflammation of the brain 17%
dic syndrome 17%
tuberculosis of the liver 17%
reactive arthritis 17%
timid stools 17%
cirrhosis of the liver 17%
papular urticaria 17%
defecation painful 17%
acute dysentery 17%
fever abdominal pain 17%
fetid stool 17%
localization of the main complaint in the stomach 17%
in winter abdominal pain on the left 17%
sexually transmitted diseases 17%

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