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Results: Differences General ✘Viral hepatitis B✘Perihepatitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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nosocomial infections 23% —
rumbling in the stomach — 87%
hepatitis c 44% 24%
sleep intermittent — 82%
syphilis 17% —
cannot sleep 3% 83%
chronic viral hepatitis 17% —
thin skin — 78%
hepatitis chronic 17% —
can not sleep 3% 78%
dark urine 17% —
prolonged insomnia 4% 77%
hepatitis A 16% —
perihepatitis 4% 71%
viral hepatitis b 16% —
poor sleep 8% 66%
cholestasis 15% —
chronic condition 6% 63%
hiv 15% —
gonorrhea in women — 52%
acute viral hepatitis 14% —
clamidiosis in women — 51%
prolonged jaundice 14% —
liver is indurated — 44%
bilirubin is elevated 14% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 3% 45%
medicinal hepatitis 14% —
gonorrhea — 40%
hepatitis D 14% —
clamidiosis — 40%
acute hepatitis 14% —
dull pain in the stomach area — 38%
liver dysfunction 14% —
pain in the right hypochondrium 8% 45%
liver pain 12% —
endometritis — 37%
hepatic coma 12% —
right-sided symptoms 5% 41%
hepatic encephalopathy 12% —
is generally worse on the right — 36%
dark feces 12% —
STDs — 36%
joint pain 11% —
discomfort in the right hypochondrium 4% 38%
enlargement of the spleen 11% —
disease dull abdominal pain — 34%
colorless urine 11% —
vomiting bile 3% 37%
lowered 11% —
vulvovaginitis — 34%
blood diseases 11% —
vulva infections — 34%
consequences of infection 11% —
chronic oophoritis — 33%
encephalopathy 11% —
tingling in the side — 33%
palpitations 10% —
intra-phase infections — 33%
hemorrhages on the skin 10% —
streptococci — 33%
bitterness in the mouth 10% —
cutting pain in the lower abdomen — 33%
moderate condition 10% —
vomiting 10% 43%
antigens to hepatitis B increased 10% —
constipation 4% 37%
antigens to hepatitis B reduced 10% —
pain in the right shoulder and forearm 4% 36%
increased alt 10% —
sharp pain in the stomach 3% 35%
hepatitis in the anamnesis 10% —
inflammation 6% 38%
joint diseases 10% —
acute abdominal pains 3% 35%
skin problems 10% —
aching stomach — 32%
itchy skin 10% —
pain right forearm 4% 35%
the skin is dark 10% —
appendages of the uterus — 31%
stool mushy 10% —
pain in the legs when moving — 31%
stage of recovery 10% —
constipation in adults — 31%
nausea 10% —
light stool 14% 44%
bleeding 10% —
venous insufficiency, chronic peripheral — 30%
drug disease 10% —
shape of uterus is wrong — 30%
cytolysis syndrome 10% —
walks fast — 30%
fulminant hepatitis 10% —
liver problems 13% 43%
recovery period 10% —
stool delay — 29%
exanthema 9% —
history of surgery 7% 36%
brown urine 9% —
pain in the right arm 4% 33%
quickly gets tired 9% —
pain in the right shoulder 4% 33%
nosebleeds in the afternoon 9% —
history of liver surgery 5% 33%
high fever 9% —
gastrointestinal problems 13% 41%
constant weakness 9% —
inflammation of the ovaries — 28%
cholestatic hepatitis 9% —
adnexitis — 28%
urticaria skin 9% —
worse extreme temperatures — 28%
increased ast 9% —
female pelvic organs — 28%
urine light 9% —
salpingitis — 28%
acute liver failure 9% —
acute endocarditis — 27%
increase ggtp 9% —
pain when walking — 27%
liver failure 9% —
pulling abdominal pain — 27%
consequences of taking medications 9% —
subacute septic endocarditis — 27%
sclerosing cholangitis 9% —
acute abdomen 6% 32%
vaccination 9% —
feces are grayish-white in color 7% 33%
nosebleed 9% —
heaviness in the hypochondrium 14% 40%
density is increased 9% —
ascites 6% 32%
attacks of pain 9% —
acute pain 6% 32%
tachycardia 9% —
pneumococcal infection — 25%
onset of illness 9% —
pain gives in the arm 3% 28%
damage to the nervous system 9% —
pain in the forearm 3% 27%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 9% —
vomiting food 3% 27%
toxic hepatitis 8% —
vomiting during meals 3% 27%
infectious mononucleosis 8% —
acceleration of movements — 24%
constant bloating 8% —
increased appetite — 24%
impaired lung function 8% —
pain when moving — 24%
mononucleosis 8% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 24%
blood in semen 8% —
venous congestion — 23%
Acholia 8% —
food is poorly digested 3% 26%
intrahepatic cholestasis 8% —
worse when walking — 23%
amoebiasis 8% —
portal hypertension 3% 26%
papules 8% —
endocarditis — 23%
diarrhea 8% —
fever in the body — 23%
complete lack of appetite 8% —
abdominal pain 5% 28%
positive 8% —
feeling of heat in the stomach 3% 26%
bradycardia 8% —
yellow sclera 7% 30%
listeriosis 8% —
nose headache from fatigue 4% 26%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 8% —
headache at temperature 3% 25%
coma 8% —
calculating — 22%
zpr fatigue from the disease 8% —
acute cholecystitis 6% 28%
urticaria 8% —
fluid in the abdomen 3% 25%
toxic liver 8% —
lower abdominal pain 3% 25%
amoebic liver abscess 8% —
abdominal discomfort 3% 25%
calcium 8% —
tingling — 22%
yellow fever 8% —
pain in the legs — 21%
dull pain in the right hypochondrium 7% —
essential hypertension — 21%
cancer of the large duodenal papilla 7% —
cholangitis 8% 29%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood 7% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity 3% 24%
severe fever 7% —
high temperature 11% 32%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 7% —
yellowness of mucous membranes 10% 30%
suspicion 7% —
constant pain 2% 22%

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