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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	73%(5)	36%(1)
General urine test	63%(3)	39%(1)
Blood biochemistry	100%(7)	—
ECG	72%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

67%

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

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100%

effects of drugs

51%

—

cortical dysarthria

—

73%

respiratory

47%

—

twitching of the leg muscles

—

64%

stupor

43%

—

paroxysmal dysarthria

—

64%

drug disease

36%

—

leg cramps during the day

13%

70%

intoxication of alcohol

36%

—

clonic cramps

—

54%

opium addiction

36%

—

twitching of the upper eyelid

—

51%

alcohol poisoning

34%

—

absent-mindedness

—

50%

patient's condition

34%

—

twitches eyelid

—

50%

bradycardia

33%

—

says the same

—

49%

hypotension

32%

—

tics

—

48%

attacks of pain

32%

—

think long

10%

55%

addiction

32%

—

intoxication

42%

82%

dilated pupils

32%

—

loss of balance

45%

epilepsy

32%

—

cramps in the legs

45%

acute ethanol poisoning

31%

—

dysarthria

13%

49%

bradypnea

31%

—

electrolyte balance disorders

17%

46%

spasm

30%

—

speech slurred

17%

42%

agitation

30%

—

hematuria

15%

39%

pupils are narrowed

30%

—

loses thought

24%

47%

apnea

30%

—

confusion of thoughts

24%

47%

coma

30%

—

encephalopathy

22%

45%

deep stun

29%

—

impaired coordination

19%

41%

sopor

29%

—

thoughts about the disease

25%

44%

oneiroid

29%

—

subacute condition

19%

38%

caffeine poisoning

28%

—

convulsions

37%

55%

pupil's reaction to light is sluggish

28%

—

imbalance

20%

38%

drug poisoning

28%

—

skin problems

17%

34%

epilepsy attacks

28%

—

periodic illness

20%

36%

overexcitation of the psyche

27%

—

effects of poisoning

31%

44%

solvent poisoning

27%

—

increased

33%

45%

vomiting

26%

—

damage to the nervous system

24%

36%

acute liver failure

26%

—

confusion of consciousness

31%

40%

no reaction of the pupil to light

26%

—

f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders

37%

41%

thoughts at night

26%

—

moderate condition

26%

—

acute renal failure

26%

—

heart dysfunction

25%

—

poisoning with sleeping pills

25%

—

general intoxication syndrome

25%

—

smokes

25%

—

nicotine poisoning

25%

—

hallucinations

25%

—

impaired kidney function

25%

—

rhabdomyolysis

25%

—

neurological disorders

25%

—

impaired arterial function

25%

—

hypomania

24%

—

visual hallucinations

24%

—

red whites of the eyes

24%

—

hypoxia

24%

—

arrhythmia

24%

—

poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania

24%

—

destructive behavior

24%

—

kidney failure

24%

—

acute condition

24%

—

intoxication psychosis

24%

—

depersonalization

24%

—

serious condition

23%

—

liver failure

23%

—

derealization

23%

—

paranoia

23%

—

liver problems

23%

—

tachycardia

23%

—

pathological intoxication

23%

—

deep coma

23%

—

dehydration

23%

—

trauma

22%

—

twilight obscuration of consciousness

22%

—

consequences of infection

22%

—

intense longing

22%

—

hypertension

22%

—

euphoria

22%

—

dependence on the doctor

22%

—

to breathe hard

22%

—

angioplasty

22%

—

cyanosis

22%

—

reddening of the skin

22%

—

nystagmus

22%

—

suspicion

22%

—

hallucinatory twilight confusion

22%

—

palpitations

22%

—

morphine poisoning

21%

—

pneumonia

21%

—

spasm of chewing muscles

21%

—

schizophrenia

21%

—

gastrointestinal problems

21%

—

angiopathy

21%

—

up circulatory disorders

21%

—

longing

21%

—

illusions

21%

—

liver resection

21%

—

psycho - organic syndrome

20%

—

methadone addiction

20%

—

affective disorders

20%

—

bitterness

20%

—

mucous membranes are pale

20%

—

diuresis is reduced

20%

—

tremor

20%

—

depersonalization derealization syndrome

20%

—

metabolic acidosis

20%

—

depressed mood

20%

—

pale skin

20%

—

history of surgery

20%

—

CHD

20%

—

pulmonary edema

20%

—

aspiration of gastric contents

20%

—

inhibition

20%

—

mood disorder

20%

—

respiratory insufficiency

20%

—

madness

20%

—

breathing superficial

20%

—

hyperthermia

20%

—

low body temperature

20%

—

delirium

20%

—

traumatic brain injury

20%

—

rapid reaction

19%

—

poisoning with alcohol surrogates

19%

—

viral hepatitis b

19%

—

impaired lung function

19%

—

recovery period

19%

—

heroin addiction

19%

—

emotional

19%

—

collapse

19%

—

shiny eyes

19%

—

childhood diseases

18%

—

head injury

18%

—

stage of recovery

18%

—

up mania

18%

—

alcoholic pancreatitis

18%

—

easily blushes face

18%

—

viral hepatitis

18%

—

amphetamine abuse

18%

—

no consciousness

18%

—

control issues

18%

—

acidosis

18%

—

red blood vessels of the eyes

18%

—

epilepsy at night

18%

—

hypersalivation

18%

—

lack of breath

18%

—

changeable mood

18%

—

causeless anxiety

17%

—

hepatitis

17%

—

heaviness of breathing

17%

—

hallucinations at night

17%

—

alcoholic paranoid

17%

—

anxiety

17%

—

organic brain damage

17%

—

nausea vomiting

17%

—

effects of hypoxia

17%

—

positional compression syndrome

17%

—

face is red

17%

—

aggressive

17%

—

hears voices

17%

—

dry

17%

—

alcoholic coma

17%

—

cramps at night

17%

—

nausea

17%

—

cold skin

17%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

17%

—

better in the light

17%

—

there are no complaints

17%

—

type of breathing is mixed

17%

—

hepatitis c

17%

—

hiv

17%

—

feeling in the throat

17%

—

the use of snus

16%

—

nervous laughter

16%

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