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Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Malaria	✘Nicotine poisoning
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 73%(19) — General urine test 68%(0) — Blood biochemistry 54%(0) — Coprogram 16%(1) 34%(1) Coagulogram 37%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	86%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
feeling of heat	85%	—
hyperactivity of the nervous system	—	68%
fever with trembling	79%	—
salivation	—	62%
headache before menstruation	76%	—
arrhythmia	—	60%
aching	73%	—
nervous diarrhea	—	59%
hematocrit is reduced	73%	—
vomiting	—	55%
pulling abdominal pain	71%	—
vomiting with increased blood pressure	—	50%
high temperature	70%	—
stims	—	50%
weakness with trembling	69%	—
nausea with increased pressure	—	50%
leukocyturia	68%	—
hypertension with dizziness	—	50%
trembling in the body	67%	—
intoxication	14%	62%
inconclusive urge to defecate	66%	—
tonic-clonic convulsions	—	47%
burning in the anus	65%	—
respiratory	—	47%
aching stomach	64%	—
dizziness with vomiting	—	45%
monthly painful	61%	—
generalized epilepsy	—	45%
hyperchromia	60%	—
sweating with palpitations	—	45%
lack of will	60%	—
clonic cramps	—	45%
mchc reduced	58%	—
causes vomiting	—	44%
burning in the intestines	58%	—
sweats often	—	44%
increase in creatine kinase	54%	—
hypertension	—	44%
hears voices	54%	—
profuse diarrhea	—	43%
malaria	51%	—
dizziness with nausea	—	43%
abdominal pain	51%	—
frequent dizziness	—	42%
stomach pain	51%	—
pronounced tachycardia	—	42%
no strength	51%	—
nausea and diarrhea	—	41%
proteinuria	48%	—
absences	—	41%
febrility	47%	—
ganglia	—	41%
sweating is increased	82%	35%
cardiac arrest	—	41%
exhaustion	40%	—
headache with dizziness	—	40%
chills	38%	—
fidgety	—	40%
chills in the morning	37%	—
apnea	—	40%
headaches	81%	45%
hyperactive	—	40%
chills with nausea	33%	—
vomiting multiple	—	40%
pounds	33%	—
rapid breathing	—	39%
headache with chills	31%	—
abundant stool	—	39%
reticulocytosis	31%	—
diarrhea vomiting	—	39%
sweat with chills	31%	—
stereotypia	—	39%
chills with sweating	31%	—
coma	—	39%
hyperproteinemia	30%	—
nervous excitability	—	38%
back pain is aching	30%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	37%
chills with thirst	30%	—
overexcitation of the psyche	—	36%
poikilocytosis	30%	—
epilepsy	—	35%
pain from the back to the stomach	29%	—
respiratory insufficiency	—	35%
back aching	29%	—
paralysis	—	35%
cold sweat	28%	—
smokes	—	34%
enlarged liver	28%	—
dizziness	—	34%
shiny eyes	28%	—
violation of the stool	—	34%
headache with fever	27%	—
hypotension	—	33%
feeling of cold in head	27%	—
imbalance	—	32%
chills alternating fever	27%	—
stage of recovery	—	31%
chills down the back	27%	—
recovery period	—	31%
feeling of heat in the head	26%	—
onset of illness	—	30%
fever intermittent	26%	—
heart dysfunction	—	30%
dry skin of the face	26%	—
patient's condition	—	28%
thirst	26%	—
convulsions	21%	46%
sweating in the morning	26%	—
sweats from pain	20%	44%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	26%	—
headache with palpitations	21%	45%
chills in the afternoon	25%	—
headache with nausea and vomiting	20%	43%
bouts of chills	25%	—
frequent nausea	20%	43%
hemoglobinuria	25%	—
headache to vomiting	19%	41%
enlargement of the spleen	25%	—
frequent headaches	19%	41%
night sweating in women	25%	—
increased profuse sweating	18%	40%
alternating heat	25%	—
severe sweating	18%	40%
sweating during the day	25%	—
hallucinations	17%	38%
severe headache neck pain	25%	—
nausea	26%	46%
diarrhea	61%	34%
pain when breathing	17%	36%
jaundice	25%	—
nausea vomiting	16%	35%
feeling the heat in the skin	24%	—
unformed feces	16%	34%
severe pain in the lower back	24%	—
soreness of the skin	15%	32%
aching chest pain	24%	—
acute condition	15%	32%
headache sudden	24%	—
gastrointestinal problems	14%	30%
back pain	24%	—
skin problems	13%	29%
cold in the head	23%	—
headache with nausea	26%	39%
pain in the left hypochondrium	23%	—
nausea during a headache	26%	39%
feeling of heat in the face	23%	—
nausea from pain	23%	35%
pain in the muscles of the back	23%	—
palpitations	21%	32%
sudden tachycardia	23%	—
tachycardia	22%	33%
lip pain	23%	—
yellow fever	23%	—
nausea from water	23%	—
scalp soreness	23%	—
high fever	23%	—
cold sweating	23%	—
monocytosis	23%	—
constant chills	23%	—
aching lower back	22%	—
the heat is better	22%	—
sudden heartbeat	22%	—
hypersthenuria	22%	—
lingering pain in the lower back	22%	—
back pain thoracic	22%	—
sweating of the face	22%	—
chills when vomiting	22%	—
abdominal muscle pain	22%	—
pain in the lumbar back	21%	—
excessive sweating at night	21%	—
night sweating	21%	—
acute back pain	21%	—
pain in the thoracic spine	21%	—
headache aching	21%	—
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes	21%	—
breathing superficial	21%	—
feeling of heat in the back	21%	—
heaviness in the hypochondrium	21%	—
constant sweating	21%	—
sweating of the whole body	21%	—
vomiting even from water	20%	—
acute pain	20%	—
nausea with fever	20%	—
fever tachycardia	20%	—
lymphocytosis	20%	—
febrile body temperature	20%	—
hypochromia	19%	—
iron deficiency anemia	19%	—
falls to the floor	19%	—
palpitations with shortness of breath	19%	—
headache at temperature	19%	—
hepatosplenomegaly	19%	—
the pain is worse lying down	18%	—
left-sided symptoms	18%	—
increased	18%	—
cramps in the legs	18%	—
sudden pain	18%	—
dry skin	18%	—
leukopenia	18%	—

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