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Results: Differences General ✘Morphine poisoning✘Mitochondrial diseases
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(21)100%(2)
ECG 51%(0)42%(0)
General urine test 26%(1)42%(10)
General blood test 11%(1)45%(9)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —25%
respiratory 32% —
chilly — 21%
bradypnea 28% —
melas syndrome — 18%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 25% —
weak heart — 18%
effects of drugs 21% —
heart hypertrophy — 17%
opium addiction 21% —
ray 's syndrome — 17%
effects of hypoxia 21% —
beriberi — 17%
aspiration of gastric contents 21% —
heart failure — 16%
to breathe hard 21% —
vitamin b2 lowered — 16%
spasm 20% —
there is heart failure — 16%
addiction 19% —
myopathy 6% 22%
effects of poisoning 28% 7%
hellp syndrome — 15%
itchy facial skin 18% —
lethargy — 15%
hypoxia 27% 7%
leber's hereditary optical neuropathy — 15%
agitation 17% —
citrullinemia — 15%
drug poisoning 26% 7%
muscle pain from exertion — 14%
pneumonia 16% —
dilated cardiomyopathy — 14%
constipation 16% —
fatigue feeling — 14%
liver resection 16% —
diabetic cardiomyopathy — 13%
swelling of the brain 16% —
diabetic encephalopathy — 13%
urination rare 16% —
sudden infant death syndrome — 13%
intoxication 27% 9%
pearson 's syndrome — 13%
swelling with itching 16% —
appetite immediately after eating — 13%
sopor 15% —
twitching of the upper eyelid — 13%
respiratory spasm 15% —
fasting — 13%
psycho - organic syndrome 15% —
twitches eyelid — 13%
very calm 15% —
restrictive cardiomyopathy — 13%
deep coma 15% —
hypertrophic cardiomyopathy — 13%
tonic convulsions 15% —
sucks in the stomach — 12%
trauma 15% —
tics — 12%
diuresis is reduced 15% —
redness of the upper eyelid — 12%
pale puffy face 15% —
muscle fatigue — 12%
stupor 15% —
listlessness drowsiness — 12%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 14% —
hepatosis — 12%
allergy 14% —
pain intolerance — 12%
smokes 14% —
death of the child — 12%
hyperthermia 14% —
hepatosis fatty — 12%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 14% —
liver atrophy — 12%
delayed urination 14% —
cardiomyopathy 6% 18%
overexcitation of the psyche 14% —
exhaustion — 11%
viral hepatitis b 14% —
delayed speech development — 11%
general swelling does 14% —
delay of mental development — 11%
facial swelling 14% —
hyperinsulinism — 11%
collapse 14% —
vomiting bile — 11%
salivation 14% —
food is poorly digested — 11%
face is red 14% —
weakness in the heart — 11%
methadone addiction 14% —
hypoglycemia — 11%
idiosyncrasy 14% —
weakness after eating — 11%
breath retention 14% —
stress — 11%
moderate condition 14% —
barth syndrome — 11%
pulmonary edema 23% 7%
vomiting food — 11%
consequences of taking medications 21% 5%
vomiting during meals — 11%
face turns red with excitement 14% —
optic nerve atrophy — 11%
blushes with excitement 13% —
vomiting multiple — 11%
alcoholic coma 13% —
hypotension with weakness — 11%
positional compression syndrome 13% —
sluggish baby — 11%
redness of the skin of the face 13% —
not enough freedom — 11%
calm child 13% —
low energy level — 11%
destructive behavior 13% —
urine light — 10%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 13% —
overall activity is reduced — 10%
sulph 13% —
vomiting bile in the morning — 10%
feeling of residual urine 13% —
vomiting with blood — 10%
longing 13% —
glutaric aciduria — 10%
amphetamine abuse 13% —
pain during exercise — 10%
traumatic brain injury 12% —
ley syndrome — 10%
vomiting from excitement 12% —
parkinson's disease — 10%
irritate children 12% —
dementia — 10%
cocaine addiction 12% —
state of exacerbation — 10%
nausea with excitement 12% —
coma in a child — 10%
anisocoria 12% —
muscle pain — 10%
intestinal resection 12% —
enlarged liver — 10%
cyanosis 12% —
periods of exacerbation — 10%
dependence on the doctor 12% —
children's speech — 10%
reddening of the skin 12% —
diarrhea with undigested food — 10%
skin itching redness 12% —
retinal dystrophy — 10%
hallucinations 12% —
brown urine — 10%
pale skin 12% —
eats often — 10%
pupils are narrowed 12% —
epilepsy in children — 10%
moody child 11% —
intoxication with iron preparations — 10%
intestinal spasms 11% —
diseases of infants — 10%
apallic syndrome 11% —
history medical mother's — 10%
forced situation 11% —
drowsiness during the day — 10%
bladder spasm 11% —
diarrhea after eating — 10%
opium 11% —
cardiodilation — 10%
vascular spasm 11% —
arrhythmia weakness — 10%
weak ligaments 11% —
pain from the load — 10%
pale face 11% —
overwork — 10%
appeal for an acute case 11% —
feeling of a coma in the stomach — 10%
stool delay 11% —
hypoglycemic coma — 10%
hemorrhagic diathesis 11% —
parametrite — 9%
itchy skin 11% —
weakness during the day — 9%
laryngospasm 11% —
decreased intelligence — 9%
spasm in the throat 11% —
pancytopenia — 9%
epilepsy at night 11% —
hyperglycemia — 9%
hiv 11% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 9%
renal anemia 11% —
impaired nervous system function — 9%
suspicion 11% —
pellagra — 9%
paranoia 11% —
secondary cardiomyopathy — 9%
hypovolemic shock 11% —
respiratory arrhythmia — 9%
different pupils 11% —
eats sugar — 9%
myocardial infarction 10% —
violation of fat metabolism — 9%

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