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Results: Differences Similar ✘Enterovirus meningitis✘Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%(1)—
Coprogram 25%(1)—
General urine test —23%(0)
General blood test —21%(0)
Coagulogram —19%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
enterovirus infection in children 61% —
rocky mountain spotted fever — 98%
enterovirus infection 59% —
lack of will — 98%
serous meningitis 57% —
nose auditory hallucinations — 87%
viral diarrhea 52% —
tick - borne rickettsiosis — 70%
meningeal syndrome 46% —
mountain sickness — 61%
meningitis 45% —
Mediterranean (Marseille) fever — 46%
herpangina 45% —
disorders of consciousness — 43%
meningitis in children 45% —
convulsions — 41%
headache photophobia 43% —
small vestibule of the oral cavity — 40%
pharyngitis 40% —
attacks hypersensitivity to pain — 40%
coxsackie 39% —
exanthema — 38%
neck stiffness 39% —
papules — 37%
rashes from experiences 36% —
makes the scalp sensitive — 35%
non-rheumatic carditis in children 35% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 35%
viral meningitis 35% —
small rash — 34%
infectious and toxic myocarditis 34% —
veins protrude — 34%
meningeal symptoms 34% —
feeling of cramps — 34%
diarrhea from excitement 33% —
full — 33%
loose stools when agitated 32% —
tendency to constipation — 33%
myocarditis 32% —
hypersensitivity to pain — 33%
childhood diseases 31% —
epilepsy attacks — 33%
tension in the back of the head 31% —
moderate condition — 32%
nervous diarrhea 31% —
chills — 32%
photophobia 30% —
epilepsy — 32%
viral myocarditis 30% —
onset of illness — 32%
fever with pain in the head 30% —
nosebleed — 32%
eczema of the body 30% —
epileptic psychosis — 32%
pharyngitis in children 29% —
bradycardia — 32%
muscle tension 28% —
skin jaundice — 31%
ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis 28% —
constant joint pain — 31%
of the arvi in children 26% —
patient's condition is severe — 31%
Fever anxiety 26% —
asleep typhus — 31%
meningococcal infection 26% —
tropical malaria — 31%
stiffness in the joints 26% —
main complaint is high fever — 30%
insomnia from experiences 25% —
chronic inflammation of the eyes — 30%
diarrhea 25% —
red spots on the skin — 29%
acute liver failure 25% —
chronic headaches — 29%
fontanelle 25% —
sensitivity to pain — 29%
liquid stool 25% —
headache with chills — 29%
fever diarrhea 24% —
chills weakness — 29%
headache in the back of the head 23% —
thrombosis — 29%
enterocolitis 23% —
pulmonary hemorrhage — 28%
liver necrosis 23% —
rash in the mouth — 28%
chronic colitis 23% —
nausea — 28%
infectious colitis 22% —
feeling of bruising — 28%
meningoencephalitis 22% —
fever in the body — 28%
consequences of infection 22% —
rash on the abdomen — 28%
no feeling of hunger 22% —
cannot sleep — 28%
eczema 22% —
iridocyclitis — 27%
vomiting during fever 21% —
peeling — 26%
headache to vomiting 21% —
febrile body temperature — 26%
runny nose 21% —
thrombophlebitis — 26%
diarrhea vomiting 21% —
joint pain in the muscle — 26%
better from work 21% —
venous bleeding — 26%
lower respiratory tract infections 21% —
peripheral artery thrombosis — 26%
intestinal bleeding 20% —
nose headache from fatigue — 26%
better from pressure 20% —
nose large eyes — 26%
colitis 20% —
allergy to the skin — 26%
liver failure 20% —
severe fever — 25%
toxicosis 20% —
headache with weakness — 25%
ARVI 19% —
enlargement of the liver and spleen — 25%
nervousness 19% —
phlebitis — 25%
subfebrile condition 19% —
coma — 25%
no children 19% —
temperature with chills — 25%
violation of the chair 18% —
skin problems 15% 40%
inflammatory bowel diseases 18% —
arterial bleeding — 24%
sepsis 18% —
delayed reaction — 24%
bacteremia 18% —
leg cramps — 24%
hemorrhagic diathesis 18% —
enlargement of the spleen — 24%
bleeding 18% —
no strength — 24%
peptic ulcer 18% —
rashes on the face — 24%
2 children 18% —
inflammation of the eyes — 24%
unspecified mental disorders 17% —
jaundice — 24%
emotional 17% —
fainting — 23%
liver diseases 17% —
venous thrombosis — 23%
better in morning 17% —
red rash — 23%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 16% —
general tension — 23%
damage to the nervous system 35% 19%
big man — 23%
muscle pain 25% 21%
proteinuria — 23%
there are no complaints 22% 18%
arterial occlusion — 22%
pain throughout the body 24% 20%
joint pain — 22%
myositis 29% 25%
paralysis — 22%
enlarged liver — 22%
constipation — 22%
constant pain — 22%
fighting — 21%
paranoia — 21%
nausea vomiting — 21%
pneumonia — 21%
madness — 21%
leukocytosis — 21%
psychosis — 21%
patient is motionless — 21%
drug allergy — 21%
confusion — 21%
strong man 24% 44%
allergy — 20%
arthropathy — 20%
increased sensitivity — 20%
hormonal disorders — 20%
angiopathy — 19%
weakness — 19%
patient's condition 25% 39%
acute condition 17% 29%
rapid reaction 18% 30%
no appetite 18% 30%
bleeding 16% 27%
high temperature 32% 43%
impaired lung function 16% 27%
tension in the head 22% 27%
vomiting 23% 28%
hypotension 24% 29%
headaches 29% 34%
poor sleep 18% 22%
rash on the body 20% 24%
severe headache neck pain 21% 25%
headache tension 23% 27%
febrile 20% 23%

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