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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Alcoholoid poisoningP39.9
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 17%(1)73%(1)
General blood test 40%(3)
Blood biochemistry 36%(1)
Infection tests 33%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
alimentary-toxic aleikia 63%
intrauterine infection 98%
mycotoxicoses 63%
arvi during pregnancy 90%
agranulocytosis 43%
mycoplasma 90%
tonsillitis 39%
herpes 87%
spicy food 33%
cytomegalovirus 86%
manganese poisoning 32%
general intoxication syndrome 81%
visions 31%
diabetic cataract 76%
uterine hypoplasia 28%
clamidiosis 73%
burns 28%
thrombocytopenia in newborns 69%
need for activity 24%
nephritic syndrome 67%
burning of the skin 23%
toxoplasmosis 67%
miscarriage 22%
bacteremia 67%
fungus 21%
hepatitis 66%
gangrene 21%
inflammation 66%
vascular spasm 21%
sepsis 66%
cramps in the legs 21%
viral pneumonia 65%
nose nursing mom 19%
rubella 64%
spasm 18%
coxsackie 63%
convulsions 18%
liver problems 62%
soreness of the skin 18%
proteus syndrome 61%
tonsillitis during pregnancy 15%
bacterial pneumonia 61%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis 60%
pregnancy complications 60%
herpetic hepatitis 59%
gastrointestinal problems 58%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 57%
postpartum infections 57%
bach flower 57%
pregnancy 17% 73%
blood diseases 56%
malaria 56%
enterovirus infection 55%
hemolytic disease of newborns 54%
viral meningoencephalitis 54%
damage to the uterus 54%
pneumonia 54%
fetoplacental insufficiency 53%
gonorrhea 53%
pseudomonas infection 53%
typhlitis 52%
intrauterine fetal development delay 52%
salpingitis 52%
scarlet 52%
connective tissue dysplasia 51%
endocervicitis 51%
hemorrhagic syndrome 51%
enterocolitis 50%
viral diarrhea 50%
hemolytic anemia 50%
up circulatory disorders 49%
infectious colitis 49%
discirculatory encephalopathy 48%
interstitial pneumonia 48%
damage to the nervous system 48%
heart dysfunction 48%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 47%
duodenitis 46%
hepatosplenomegaly 46%
meningoencephalitis 46%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 45%
adrenal insufficiency 45%
hydrocephalus 45%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 44%
cataract 44%
vulvovaginitis 44%
hepatitis c 44%
cardiomyopathy 44%
vulva infections 44%
colitis 43%
intra-phase infections 43%
enlargement of the spleen 43%
encephalitis 43%
increased 43%
viral hepatitis b 43%
syphilis 42%
streptococci 42%
vascular sclerosis 42%
impaired uterine function 42%
ARVI 42%
toxicosis 42%
appendages of the uterus 41%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 41%
leukoencephalitis 40%
thrombocytopenia 40%
hiv 40%
enlarged liver 40%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 39%
cerebral circulation disorder 39%
inflammatory bowel diseases 39%
consequences of childbirth 38%
organic brain damage 38%
not enough time 38%
diabetes mellitus 37%
hypoxia 37%
hormonal disorders 36%
lags behind in the development 36%
intoxication 38% 73%
brain damage 35%
angiopathy 34%
childhood diseases 33%
there are no complaints 33%
onset of illness 33%
patient's condition 31%
lowered 31%
initial cataract 30%
female pelvic organs 18% 37%
impaired arterial function 16% 33%

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