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Results: Differences General ✘Poisoning with oxalic acid✘Poisoning with wolf berries
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Distinctive symptoms
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pupils are dilated with fever 90% —
severe heartburn — 100%
vomiting acidic 90% —
poisoning by poisonous plants — 100%
throat burns 90% —
heartburn — 78%
taste of blood in the mouth 81% —
burns — 76%
taste reduction 81% —
burning in the stomach — 76%
grey urine 79% —
burning of the skin — 72%
sour taste in the mouth 79% —
burning sensation in the stomach — 72%
sour in the mouth 76% —
burning in the stomach pain — 72%
oxalaturia 76% —
irritated mucous throat — 72%
urine is caustic 75% —
soaking eczema — 72%
acid in the throat 75% —
desire for salty — 69%
throat overlaid 73% —
hemorrhagic gastritis — 69%
bradycardia in children 69% —
burning in the mouth — 67%
crystalluria 69% —
abdominal pain burning — 67%
irritate children 67% —
contact dermatitis — 65%
fever sore throat 67% —
rash burning — 64%
acidification of urine 65% —
need for salt — 64%
febrile convulsions in children 65% —
nausea with heartburn — 63%
urination with blood 57% —
lip pain — 62%
abdominal breathing 56% —
burning in the muscles — 62%
pain in the bladder 55% —
dermatitis in children — 59%
breath retention 55% —
pain in the larynx — 58%
fever abdominal pain 55% —
strong irritation — 57%
collapse 54% —
throat tickling — 56%
delayed urination 54% —
eats often — 55%
dilated pupils 54% —
rash on the abdomen — 55%
convulsive syndrome in children 53% —
abdominal pain during meals — 55%
vomiting at fever 50% —
acute duodenitis — 54%
vomiting with blood 49% —
vomiting even from water — 54%
painful urination 49% —
gastroduodenitis — 53%
difficult childhood 48% —
erosive gastritis — 53%
can not breathe 48% —
dermatitis and eczema — 53%
difficulty breathing 48% —
eczema — 52%
bradycardia 45% —
skin irritation — 52%
pain when breathing 45% —
enteritis — 52%
cardiodilation 45% —
blisters — 51%
painful appearance 45% —
nausea during meals — 51%
paralysis 44% —
duodenitis — 51%
high temperature 38% —
skin problems — 50%
heart dysfunction 37% —
stomach nausea — 50%
angioplasty 37% —
mucous hyperemia — 50%
blood diseases 36% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 49%
poisoning with oxalic acid 34% —
gastritis — 48%
lowered 34% —
wet skin — 47%
red rash — 46%
stomach pain — 46%
scratch — 45%
reddening of the skin — 45%
pain in the eyes — 45%
nausea from pain — 44%
dermatitis — 44%
nausea vomiting — 43%
increased bleeding — 43%
general intoxication syndrome — 42%
worse food — 42%
worse during meals — 42%
nausea — 40%
soreness of the skin — 40%
impaired gastric function — 40%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 37%
gastrointestinal problems — 37%
inflammation — 35%
poisoning with wolf berries — 34%
contact dermatitis in a child — 33%
vomiting 39% 68%
intoxication 67% 77%
abdominal pain 41% 41%
convulsions 41% 41%
burns in children 72% 72%
throat hurts 47% 47%
abdominal pain with vomiting 48% 48%
pain in the mouth 50% 50%
childhood diseases 36% 36%
thermal burns 51% 51%

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