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Distinctive symptoms
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changeable stool 47% —
autoimmune thrombocytopenia — 95%
fungal mycosis 46% —
antibodies to platelets — 92%
bilateral pneumonia 45% —
thrombocytopenia — 73%
deep mycoses 42% —
primary immunodeficiency — 45%
reaction to manta rays 40% —
bruise — 35%
tuberculin 40% —
nose bruises easily appear — 31%
papules 39% —
fisher-evans syndrome — 28%
pneumonia in children 38% —
patient's condition — 27%
interstitial pneumonia 35% —
fermentopathy — 26%
acute allergic reactions 35% —
with anemia — 25%
sowing for intestinal flora is positive 46% 10%
thrombocytosis — 24%
allergy to the skin 34% —
neutropenia — 24%
allergic rash 34% —
consequences of infection — 23%
calcification 32% —
weakening of immunity — 23%
increased ESR 31% —
childhood diseases — 23%
seeding on intestinal flora 39% 8%
lymphopenia — 23%
fungus 53% 22%
oncology — 21%
smokes 28% —
intestinal candidiasis — 21%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 28% —
autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome — 20%
allergies in children 36% 8%
hypertension — 20%
necrosis 25% —
intestinal mucosa — 20%
enlarged lymph nodes 32% 7%
blood loss — 20%
diseases of infants 32% 7%
transplant rejection reaction — 20%
rash on the body 31% 7%
candidiasis — 19%
respiratory insufficiency 30% 6%
ulcers in the nose — 19%
sputum 30% 6%
stomatitis on the tongue — 19%
peptic ulcer 28% 6%
hemorrhagic diathesis — 19%
hepatosplenomegaly 33% 12%
consequences of vaccinations — 19%
eosinophilia 36% 15%
leukopenia — 19%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 32% 12%
thrush in the mouth — 19%
enlargement of the spleen 32% 13%
myelodysplastic syndrome — 19%
gastrointestinal bleeding 33% 14%
acute atrophic candidiasis — 18%
enlarged liver 29% 11%
ulcers on — 18%
intestinal bleeding 31% 13%
vaccination — 18%
changes in the blood 27% 10%
hereditary angioedema — 18%
increased sensitivity 27% 11%
pregnancy — 18%
functional disorders of the stomach 27% 11%
kostman syndrome — 18%
drug allergy 28% 12%
hemorrhages on the skin — 17%
bacteremia 29% 19%
fungal skin diseases in children — 17%
allergy 26% 17%
iga reduction — 17%
pneumonia 28% 20%
tongue atrophy — 17%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 24% 16%
injury — 17%
bleeding 26% 18%
cancer — 17%
blood diseases 33% 26%
fungal skin lesion — 17%
sepsis 28% 22%
skin problems — 17%
impaired lung function 25% 21%
bacterial pneumonia — 16%
bleeding uterine — 16%
chickenpox — 16%
vaginal mucosa hyperemic — 16%
skin mycoses — 16%
liver diseases — 16%
subdural hematoma — 16%
agranulocytosis — 16%
posthemorrhagic anemia — 16%
bleeding — 15%
louis-bar syndrome — 15%
apoplexy — 15%
red dots — 15%
congenital neutropenia — 15%
main complaint is allergy — 15%
intoxication — 15%
cyclocardiofacial syndrome — 15%
duncan's disease — 15%
hepatitis b — 15%
suppuration of the skin — 15%
immune hemolytic anemia — 15%
mumps in children — 15%
hemorrhage in the eye — 15%
monocytopenia — 15%
lymphadenitis — 15%
aphthous stomatitis — 15%
petechiae — 15%
thymoma — 15%
nosebleed — 14%
lymph node lesion — 14%
ramsey hunt syndrome — 14%
hepatitis — 14%
paranoia — 14%
consequences of taking medications — 14%
stroke — 14%
small-point rash — 14%
purulent rashes on the skin — 14%
hematoma — 14%
suspicion — 14%
feeling of danger — 14%
viral hepatitis c — 14%
sensitivity to medications — 14%
red rash — 14%
candidiasis of the oral cavity — 14%
reticulocytosis — 14%
full — 13%
rash pustules — 13%
hypochromia — 13%
juvenile uterine bleeding — 13%
ARVI — 13%
mucous diarrhea — 13%
headache after — 13%
enlargement of the axillary lymph nodes on the left — 13%
iron deficiency anemia — 13%
hemorrhagic purpura — 13%
bcg in the hospital — 13%
hematuria — 13%
female pelvic organs — 13%
gums are red — 13%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract — 13%
general swelling does — 13%
swelling — 13%
latent iron deficiency — 13%
the skin is black — 13%
streptodermia — 13%
cardiac disorder — 13%
uterine mucosa hyperemic — 12%
of the arvi in children — 12%
erection at night — 12%
volume of spleen is increased — 12%
chronic anemia — 12%
nosebleeds in the afternoon — 12%
rash on the nose — 12%
cytomegalovirus infection — 12%
bleeding during pregnancy — 12%
leukocytosis — 12%
nosebleed in the morning — 12%
liebman-sachs endocarditis — 12%
does the wrong thing — 12%
fatigue — 12%
periods of exacerbation — 12%
hepatitis c — 12%
cardiomyopathy — 12%
acute stomatitis — 12%
black highlights — 12%
1 pregnancy — 12%
pain in the uterus — 12%
postvaccinal reaction — 12%
there are no complaints — 12%
red urine — 12%
pneumonia in childhood — 12%
better in morning — 12%
general intoxication syndrome — 12%
postsplenectomy sepsis — 12%
bleeding from the gums — 12%
ulcer on the gum — 12%
family man — 12%
enlarged lymph nodes on the left — 12%
frequent nosebleeds in childhood — 12%
aplastic anemia — 12%
retinal hemorrhage — 11%
absolute lymphocytosis — 11%
caution — 11%
aids — 11%
bone metastases — 11%
vulgar ektima — 11%
reaction to BCG — 11%
mch reduced — 11%
patient's condition is severe — 11%

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