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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	76%(6)	53%(1)
Blood biochemistry	10%(1)	42%(2)
General blood test	7%(1)	36%(2)

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

76%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

—

100%

red throat

56%

—

better from drinking water

—

70%

hot child

51%

—

hyperphosphatemia

—

61%

high temperature

49%

—

renal tubular acidosis

—

56%

watery diarrhea

47%

—

ketoacidosis

—

53%

diarrhea

100%

52%

stupor

—

49%

weakness nausea dizziness

43%

—

polyuria

—

49%

weakness after illness

43%

—

increased sodium

—

48%

vomiting bile

43%

—

increased potassium

—

47%

flu

41%

—

lethargy

—

45%

abdominal pain

38%

—

alcohol is abusing

—

43%

intestinal flu

38%

—

rapid breathing

—

43%

wants to get on his hands

36%

—

hypoglycemia

—

42%

food poisoning

36%

—

epilepsy attacks

—

41%

dizziness with nausea

36%

—

liver failure

—

41%

begs for hands

35%

—

shock states of various genesis

—

41%

dizziness weakness

34%

—

epilepsy

—

39%

vomiting food

33%

—

heart failure

—

37%

constant nausea

31%

—

pain chest

—

37%

diarrhea yellow

31%

—

chronic condition

—

36%

diarrhea after eating

31%

—

changes in the blood

—

36%

liquid yellow stool

31%

—

convulsions

—

36%

food is poorly digested

30%

—

hypoxia

—

36%

vomiting at night

29%

—

diabetes mellitus

—

36%

rotovirus

26%

—

dyspnea

—

36%

nausea vomiting

25%

—

anemia

—

36%

no appetite

25%

—

kidney disease

—

35%

nausea

24%

—

cancer

—

34%

febrile

22%

—

oncology

—

32%

viral diarrhea

22%

—

liver problems

35%

rotavirus infection in children

22%

—

intoxication

21%

34%

fever febrile

21%

—

liquid stool

76%

53%

secondary lactase deficiency

16%

—

light yellow stool

16%

—

flakes in the urine

15%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

15%

—

acute duodenitis

13%

—

inflammatory bowel diseases

13%

—

gastroduodenitis in children

13%

—

enteritis in children

13%

—

gastroenteritis

13%

—

erosive gastritis

13%

—

enteritis

13%

—

duodenitis

13%

—

yellow fever

12%

—

dark urine

12%

—

gastritis

12%

—

babies diarrhea

12%

—

lactase deficiency

12%

—

gastritis in children

12%

—

light chair

12%

—

company is worse

11%

—

dark feces

11%

—

fighting

11%

—

yellow vomiting

11%

—

yellow feces

11%

—

black highlights

11%

—

inflammation

11%

—

rupture duodenal dysfunction

11%

—

acute condition

11%

—

pain when swallowing

10%

—

blood in feces

10%

—

snot in the throat

10%

—

blood dark

10%

—

diarrhea in a child

10%

—

fever diarrhea

10%

—

diarrhea vomiting

—

vomiting at fever

—

onset of illness

—

sore throat

—

pain in the nose

—

intestinal infection

—

impaired function of the large intestine

—

hepatitis c

—

runny nose

—

intestinal insufficiency syndrome

—

hepatitis

—

alternating symptoms

—

inflammation of the stomach

—

toxicosis

—

vaccination

—

stage of recovery

—

consequences of infection

—

there are no complaints

—

angiopathy

—

recovery period

—

hematuria

—

up circulatory disorders

—

heart dysfunction

—

impaired gastric function

—

quickly gets tired

—

bleeding

—

blood diseases

—

consequences of taking medications

—

childhood diseases

—

dehydration

44%

39%

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