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Results: Differences General ✘Viral hepatitis D✘Amoebiasis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 65%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 11%57%
positive 56% —
amoebic liver abscess 18% 54%
hepatitis D 43% —
intestinal amoebiasis 16% 47%
chronic viral hepatitis 37% —
liver abscess 15% 44%
hepatitis c 32% —
intestinal abscess 7% 36%
viral hepatitis b 31% —
cough — 24%
antigens to hepatitis B increased 31% —
red feces — 24%
bilirubin is elevated 30% —
red fecal — 24%
light stool 29% —
subhepatic abscess — 24%
hepatitis 28% —
sputum — 23%
hepatic coma 27% —
amoebiasis 17% 40%
medicinal hepatitis 27% —
amoebiasis of the lungs — 22%
vaccination 26% —
amoebiasis in children — 21%
liver dysfunction 26% —
chest pain when coughing — 21%
liver failure 26% —
mucous stools 7% 27%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 26% —
acute abdomen in children — 20%
dark urine 25% —
sputum with blood — 20%
fulminant hepatitis 23% —
colitis — 19%
hepatitis in the anamnesis 22% —
cutting pain in the lower abdomen — 19%
bitterness in the mouth 22% —
increased histamine — 19%
stool mushy 22% —
bach flower — 18%
hepatitis A 22% —
mucous diarrhea — 18%
prolonged jaundice 21% —
abdominal pain before defecation — 18%
cholestasis 21% —
abscess 9% 27%
acute liver failure 21% —
cysts — 18%
brown urine 21% —
lung abscess — 17%
cholestatic hepatitis 20% —
there is no appetite with fever — 17%
acute viral hepatitis 20% —
abdominal cramps — 17%
cirrhosis of the liver 20% —
fontanelle — 17%
urine light 20% —
diarrhea in a child — 17%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 20% —
sharp cough — 16%
acute hepatitis 20% —
acute colitis — 16%
sclerosing cholangitis 20% —
eats often — 16%
increase ggtp 19% —
intestinal resection — 15%
drug disease 19% —
diarrhea with blood — 15%
coma 19% —
cough wet — 15%
increased alt 19% —
dysbacteriosis — 15%
cytolysis syndrome 19% —
chest pain when breathing — 14%
density is increased 19% —
pain spasm — 14%
antigens to hepatitis B reduced 19% —
stool meager — 14%
cholangitis 18% —
peritonitis — 14%
listeriosis 18% —
neurogenic pain — 13%
intrahepatic cholestasis 18% —
type of breathing chest — 13%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 18% —
lung pain — 13%
pain in the right hypochondrium 18% —
intolerance to drugs — 13%
hypertrophy biliary tract 18% —
spasm — 12%
constant bloating 17% —
hectic fever 8% 20%
abdominal distension 17% —
intestinal ulcer 14% 25%
Acholia 17% —
pain in the right groin 8% 19%
mononucleosis 17% —
area stool several times a day 8% 18%
chills 17% —
liver cyst 7% 17%
increased ast 17% —
peptic ulcer 11% 21%
yellow vomiting 17% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 14% 23%
abdominal distension a 17% —
lower abdominal pain 6% 15%
hemorrhagic syndrome 17% —
pain over the pubic 7% 16%
hepatic encephalopathy 17% —
abdominal pain 11% 20%
infectious mononucleosis 17% —
abdominal pain during defecation 7% 16%
toxic hepatitis 17% —
inflammation 13% 22%
enlarged liver 17% —
abdominal pain when pressing 7% 16%
nausea vomiting 17% —
acute abdominal pains 6% 14%
salmonellosis 17% —
difficult defecation 6% 14%
enlargement of the spleen 16% —
sharp pain in the stomach 6% 14%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 16% —
impaired lung function 10% 18%
feces are grayish-white in color 16% —
prolonged diarrhea 7% 15%
yersiniosis 16% —
listlessness with fever 7% 15%
right-sided symptoms 16% —
pain in the groin area 6% 14%
viral hepatitis in pregnant women 16% —
childhood diseases 15% 23%
liver cancer 16% —
history of surgery 13% 21%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 16% —
destructive behavior 5% 12%
gallbladder stones 16% —
pain when touched 5% 12%
constant bitterness in the mouth 16% —
dehydration 5% 12%
cancer of the large duodenal papilla 16% —
drug allergy 5% 12%
hepatitis E 16% —
intestinal mucosa 6% 13%
hyperlipidemia 16% —
worse from the heat 6% 13%
cramps in the fingers 16% —
weakening of immunity 6% 13%
increased cholesterol 16% —
anesthesia 5% 11%
vomiting 15% —
allergy 5% 11%
colorless urine 15% —
febrile body temperature 9% 15%
gallbladder cancer 15% —
angioplasty 4% 10%
yellow sclera 15% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 11% 17%
moderate condition 15% —
violation of the stool 15% 21%
stool with mucus and blood 15% —
defecation painful 9% 15%
paget 's cancer 15% —
diarrhea 11% 17%
consequences of vaccinations 15% —
pain when breathing 8% 13%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 15% —
mucous hyperemia 9% 14%
daytime fever 15% —
liquid stool 12% 17%
palpitations 15% —
predominant right 9% 14%
leukocytosis 15% —
stool with mucus 13% 18%
toxic liver 15% —
pain chest 12% 17%
desire bitter 15% —
prolonged defecation 11% 15%
general intoxication syndrome 15% —
intoxication 15% 19%
lymphocytosis 15% —
eats 11% 15%
The skin is not 15% —
appetite is bad 11% 15%
encephalopathy 15% —
periods of exacerbation 9% 12%
hypoproteinemia 15% —
no appetite 9% 12%
the skin is dark 15% —
very high fever 10% 13%
bursting 15% —
no feeling of hunger 11% 14%
itchy skin 15% —
immunodeficiency 9% 12%
yellow skin color 15% —
worse food 10% 12%
dull pain in the right hypochondrium 15% —
worse during meals 10% 12%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 15% —
blood in feces 13% 15%

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