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Results: Differences General ✘Streptococcal infections✘Pyelonephritis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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streptococcal infections 18% —
increased 5% 54%
bacteremia 13% —
childhood diseases 10% 56%
sepsis 12% —
nocturnal enuresis — 42%
paratonsillary abscess 11% —
urination disorder — 40%
erysipelas 11% —
pyelonephritis in children — 38%
patient's condition 11% —
chronic pyelonephritis — 35%
meningitis in children 11% —
rashes on the face — 34%
soft tissue abscess 11% —
pyelitis — 32%
glomerulonephritis 11% —
acute pyelonephritis — 31%
infectious endocarditis in children 11% —
presses — 24%
monocytopenia 11% —
hypervitaminosis d — 24%
impetigo 11% —
frequent urination with excitement — 24%
postpartum endometritis 10% —
burning sensation in the bladder when urinating — 24%
streptococcal tonsillitis 10% —
cystitis in men — 22%
rheumatism 10% —
kidney diseases — 22%
pneumococcal infection 10% —
speeded up urination — 22%
penicillin allergy 9% —
burning in the bladder — 22%
pneumococcal pneumonia 9% —
mumps in childhood — 22%
hardening of lymph nodes 9% —
allergy 5% 26%
meningitis 9% —
burning when urinating — 21%
stuffy ears 9% —
urination painful — 21%
lot of antibiotics 9% —
urinary tract infection in children — 21%
problematic skin 9% —
symptom of beating is sharply positive — 21%
necrosis 9% —
pneumonia in newborns — 20%
streptodermia 9% —
dysmetabolic nephropathy — 19%
ARVI 9% —
hypervitaminosis a — 19%
abscess 8% —
purulent mumps — 19%
toxic shock syndrome 8% —
cystitis in women — 19%
rheumatic inflammation 8% —
intestinal dysbiosis in children — 18%
throat tickling 8% —
tonsillitis in children — 18%
subacute septic endocarditis 8% —
mumps in children — 18%
acute otitis 8% —
chickenpox in childhood — 18%
acute endocarditis 8% —
feeling of heat in the back of the head — 18%
redness of the joints 8% —
helminthiasis in children — 17%
adnexitis 8% —
sweaty baby — 17%
due to excessive intake of energy resources 8% —
consequences of chickenpox — 17%
deterioration postpartum 8% —
balanoposthitis in boys — 17%
laryngitis 8% —
hypotrophy in children — 17%
salpingitis 8% —
pyoderma in a child — 17%
pain in the larynx 8% —
congenital abnormalities of the ureter — 17%
inflammation of the ovaries 8% —
sowing for intestinal flora is positive — 17%
indecision 7% —
omphalitis — 17%
food poisoning 7% —
fermentopathy — 17%
severe headache neck pain 7% —
inflammation of the kidneys 9% 26%
vasculitis 7% —
proteus syndrome — 16%
viral pneumonia 7% —
neurogenic bladder — 16%
no discharge 7% —
cylindruria — 16%
lower respiratory tract infections 7% —
pionephrosis — 16%
vomiting at fever 7% —
vesicoureteral reflux — 16%
small rash 7% —
urolithiasis in children — 16%
intra-phase infections 7% —
protein in the urine — 16%
throat hurts 7% —
remission — 16%
history of surgery 7% —
chills — 16%
lymphadenitis 7% —
sick with high temperatures — 16%
headache vomiting 7% —
sweating is increased — 15%
effects of taking antibiotics 7% —
tubulopathy — 15%
endometritis 7% —
pain before urination — 15%
otitis 7% —
chills weakness — 15%
damage to the nervous system 7% —
2 children — 15%
blisters 7% —
staphylococcus aureus — 15%
osteitis 7% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 15%
causes vomiting 7% —
skin diseases of newborns — 15%
allergy to antibiotics 7% —
sweating of the head — 15%
death of the child 7% —
purulent sore throats — 15%
pharyngitis 7% —
pasternatsky's symptom is positive — 15%
myositis 7% —
obstructive uropathy — 15%
tooth decay 7% —
periods of exacerbation — 15%
there are no complaints 7% —
loss of fluids — 14%
enteritis 7% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 14%
bladder interventions 7% —
mycoplasma — 14%
disorders of consciousness 6% —
sweat with chills — 14%
destructive behavior 6% —
pseudomonas infection — 14%
subfebrility 6% —
headache with chills — 14%
diabetes mellitus 6% —
typhlitis — 14%
female pelvic organs 6% —
acute colitis — 14%
general intoxication syndrome 6% —
chills with sweating — 14%
lags behind in the development 6% —
feeling of heat in the back — 14%
consequences of childbirth 6% —
mumps — 14%
a lot of medicines 6% —
chickenpox — 14%
appendages of the uterus 6% —
sweating with weakness — 14%
elderly patients 6% —
quickly gets tired — 14%
obesity 6% —
fever with sweating — 14%
impaired uterine function 6% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 13%
scratches 6% —
adynamia — 13%
frequent colds 6% —
measles — 13%
refuses treatment 6% —
pain in the bladder — 13%
cardiodilation 6% —
infectious colitis — 13%
congestive kidney 6% —
infection genitourinary — 13%
endocarditis 6% —
complete lack of appetite — 13%
effects of shock 6% —
changes in urine — 13%
hearing impaired 6% —
fecal vomiting — 13%
impaired lung function 5% —
rickets — 13%
oncology 5% —
anomalies of kidney development — 13%
heart dysfunction 5% —
sweats from pain — 13%
consequences of surgery 5% —
temperature with chills — 12%
angioplasty 5% —
need for movement — 12%
cancer 5% —
fever weakness — 12%
wound 5% —
rash pustules — 12%
impaired venous function 5% —
bacterial pneumonia — 12%
surgical infections 5% —
helminths — 12%

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