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Results: Differences General	✘Morphine poisoning	✘Hypertensive encephalopathy
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(21) — ECG 51%(0) — General urine test 26%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	38%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	14%	91%
respiratory	32%	—
hypertension	11%	75%
bradypnea	28%	—
increased systolic pressure	—	63%
effects of poisoning	28%	—
essential hypertension	6%	69%
intoxication	27%	—
hypertensive heart failure	—	62%
drug poisoning	26%	—
hypotension	18%	78%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics	25%	—
acute hypertensive encephalopathy	—	57%
pulmonary edema	23%	—
hypertensive encephalopathy	—	56%
acidosis	23%	—
impaired arterial function	22%	74%
blood diseases	22%	—
absent-mindedness	—	51%
opium addiction	21%	—
lowered	23%	65%
to breathe hard	21%	—
there is heart failure	—	39%
aspiration of gastric contents	21%	—
heart failure	—	39%
effects of hypoxia	21%	—
eclampsia	—	35%
effects of drugs	21%	—
hypertension during pregnancy	—	34%
history of surgery	20%	—
spasm of head vessels	—	31%
addiction	19%	—
malignant arterial hypertension	—	31%
rhabdomyolysis	19%	—
pregnancy toxicosis	—	30%
itchy facial skin	18%	—
late pregnancy	—	30%
apnea	18%	—
increased intracranial pressure	—	29%
acute liver failure	17%	—
hemiparesis	—	29%
acute renal failure	17%	—
neurocardiogenic syncope	—	27%
agitation	17%	—
nausea with anxiety	—	26%
liver resection	16%	—
irritability in adolescents	—	25%
urination rare	16%	—
color blindness	—	25%
liver problems	16%	—
very forgetful and absent-minded	—	25%
dehydration	16%	—
heart dysfunction	15%	40%
kidney failure	16%	—
thrombosis	—	24%
swelling with itching	16%	—
ischemic stroke	—	24%
liver failure	16%	—
sudden drowsiness	—	24%
general intoxication syndrome	16%	—
inflammation of the kidneys	—	23%
pneumonia	16%	—
роды и вскармливание	—	23%
very calm	15%	—
head spasms	—	23%
diuresis is reduced	15%	—
pronounced forgetfulness	—	22%
trauma	15%	—
forgetfulness	—	22%
metabolic acidosis	15%	—
twitching limbs	—	22%
tonic convulsions	15%	—
vomiting with increased blood pressure	—	22%
deep coma	15%	—
blindness	—	22%
pale puffy face	15%	—
unbearable headache	—	22%
psycho - organic syndrome	15%	—
thoughts about work	—	22%
respiratory spasm	15%	—
pheochromocytoma	—	22%
stupor	15%	—
neurogenic bladder	—	22%
delayed urination	14%	—
headache from worried	—	21%
face is red	14%	—
cramps in the extremities	—	21%
acute condition	14%	—
cortical blindness	—	21%
viral hepatitis b	14%	—
nausea with increased pressure	—	21%
attacks of pain	14%	—
visual impairment	—	21%
collapse	14%	—
scotoma	—	21%
salivation	14%	—
limited vocabulary	—	21%
facial swelling	14%	—
tumors of the adrenal glands	—	20%
hyperthermia	14%	—
roth's disease	—	20%
smokes	14%	—
retinal hemorrhage	—	20%
caution	14%	—
bouts of irritability	—	20%
methadone addiction	14%	—
nocturnal enuresis	—	20%
moderate condition	14%	—
convulsions pain	—	20%
allergy	14%	—
loss of visual fields	—	20%
breath retention	14%	—
periodic fainting	—	19%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	14%	—
headaches	5%	24%
overexcitation of the psyche	14%	—
headache behind the eyes	—	19%
idiosyncrasy	14%	—
cyclic vomiting	—	19%
face turns red with excitement	14%	—
swelling on the head	—	19%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania	13%	—
toxicosis	9%	28%
longing	13%	—
arterial hypertension of the III degree	—	18%
positional compression syndrome	13%	—
aphasia	—	18%
feeling of residual urine	13%	—
discirculatory encephalopathy	—	18%
feeling of bruising	13%	—
twitches eyelid	—	18%
hepatitis c	13%	—
hemorrhage in the eye	—	18%
destructive behavior	13%	—
rashes on the head	—	18%
sulph	13%	—
inhibition	—	18%
subacute condition	13%	—
twitching of the upper eyelid	—	18%
calm child	13%	—
pain in the vessels of the head	6%	24%
respiratory insufficiency	13%	—
spasmodic pain	—	17%
redness of the skin of the face	13%	—
unbearable pain	—	17%
alcoholic coma	13%	—
tics	—	17%
childhood diseases	13%	—
eye swelling	—	17%
viral hepatitis	13%	—
headache with nausea	—	17%
amphetamine abuse	13%	—
nausea during a headache	—	17%
changes in the blood	13%	—
angiopathy of the retina	—	17%
blushes with excitement	13%	—
memory impairment	—	17%
lack of breath	13%	—
impaired venous function	7%	23%
impaired lung function	12%	—
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	—	16%
irritate children	12%	—
blurred vision	—	16%
vomiting from excitement	12%	—
irritability during	—	16%
different pupils	12%	—
irritability	—	16%
cyanosis	12%	—
fainting	—	16%
skin itching redness	12%	—
impaired nervous system function	—	16%
consequences of infection	12%	—
vascular sclerosis	—	16%
recovery period	12%	—
stroke	6%	21%
pale skin	12%	—
nausea from pain	—	15%
dependence on the doctor	12%	—
up vascular mesh	—	15%
heaviness of breathing	12%	—
arterial occlusion	—	15%
arrhythmia	12%	—
damage to the nervous system	14%	29%
pupils are narrowed	12%	—
paresis	6%	21%
hallucinations	12%	—
swelling of the brain	16%	30%
hepatitis	12%	—
vascular damage	—	14%
traumatic brain injury	12%	—
nervousness	8%	22%
cocaine addiction	12%	—
drowsiness	15%	28%
hiv	12%	—
the patient complains of a headache	7%	18%
nephropathy	12%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	10%	21%
reddening of the skin	12%	—
nausea with excitement	12%	23%
anisocoria	12%	—
severe headache neck pain	6%	17%

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