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Results: Differences General ✘Poisoning with sleeping pills✘Hepatic encephalopathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%(1)40%(1)
General blood test 21%(1)33%(2)
Coagulogram 29%(1)—
General urine test 26%(2)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
addiction 70% —
hepatic coma — 75%
deep stun 47% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 63%
pupils narrow 45% —
sudden onset — 59%
ocular ischemic syndrome 45% —
retrograde amnesia — 58%
intestinal motility is sluggish 45% —
terminal states — 57%
hands tremble with excitement 45% —
vomiting from overeating — 57%
weak ligaments 45% —
encephalopathy 26% 81%
weakness of the ligaments 43% —
tremor 25% 80%
lowered 42% —
liver problems — 53%
no reaction of the pupil to light 41% —
Babinsky symptom — 53%
benzodiazepine poisoning 40% —
time disorientation — 53%
weakness after stress 40% —
still very frequent breathing — 53%
palpitations 39% —
lost in familiar places — 52%
weakness with trembling 39% —
citrullinemia — 51%
apnea 39% —
tremor when moving — 51%
tachycardia 39% —
drowsiness — 51%
stomach pain at night 38% —
liver dysfunction — 51%
weakness of the fingers 37% —
headache frontal — 50%
nausea at night 37% —
agony — 48%
epileptic status 36% —
yellow fever — 48%
epileptic psychosis 36% —
hiccups — 48%
acidosis 36% —
speech slurred — 48%
myocardial dystrophy 35% —
yellow vomiting — 48%
abdominal pain at night 35% —
stiffness in the joints — 47%
violation of thermoregulation 35% —
toxic encephalopathy — 47%
tachycardia with excitement 35% —
head tremor — 46%
abstinence 34% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 46%
weakness in the wrists 34% —
hemorrhagic fevers — 45%
weakness after experiences 33% —
bad breath unpleasant — 45%
strongest weakness 33% —
speaks poorly — 45%
vomiting at night 33% —
mood disorder — 45%
heartbeat from excitement 33% —
memory loss — 45%
spinal cord tumors 33% —
impaired nervous system function 25% 70%
sinus tachycardia 33% —
dizziness fainting — 44%
hypersalivation 33% —
hears voices — 43%
pronounced hypertonicity 33% —
drowsiness during the day insomnia at night — 43%
respiratory acidosis 32% —
euphoria — 43%
hypotension 32% —
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver — 42%
muscle weakness 32% —
slowness of movement — 42%
withdrawal syndrome 32% —
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities — 42%
weak lungs 32% —
nausea with fever — 42%
breathing superficial 32% —
sudden onset — 42%
keratopathy 31% —
liver transplantation — 42%
stupor 31% —
whistling breathing — 42%
r00 2 heartbeat 31% —
acute viral hepatitis — 42%
collapse 30% —
hyperventilation syndrome — 41%
dilated pupils 30% —
portal hypertension — 41%
up circulatory disorders 30% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 41%
intoxication of alcohol 30% —
gastrointestinal problems — 41%
heart dysfunction 29% —
periodic illness — 41%
weakness in the hands 29% —
absent-mindedness — 41%
cerebellar ataxia 29% —
acute hepatitis — 40%
muscular dystrophy 29% —
strabismus — 40%
tremor of the hands 29% —
chronic venous edema — 40%
periodic weakness 29% —
prolonged depression — 40%
angiopathy 29% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 40%
metabolic acidosis 28% —
onset of illness — 40%
acute abdominal pains 28% —
dysarthria — 40%
cns tumors 28% —
up mania — 39%
thalamic syndrome 28% —
liver pain — 39%
hemorrhagic stroke 28% —
prolonged insomnia — 39%
swelling of the brain 28% —
muscular dystonia — 39%
hypoproteinemia 28% —
delayed reaction — 39%
sharp pain in the stomach 28% —
vomiting at fever — 39%
apoplexy 27% —
apathy — 39%
abdominal pain with nausea 27% —
voice disorders — 39%
stomach nausea 27% —
tics — 39%
intestinal lethargy 27% —
stereotypia — 38%
abdominal pain with vomiting 27% —
increased appetite — 38%
sharp abdominal pain 27% —
agnosia — 38%
brain tumors 26% —
abdominal swelling — 38%
suffocation 26% —
rapid breathing — 38%
low body temperature 26% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 37%
difficult to swallow 25% —
jaundice — 37%
stomach pain 25% —
viral hepatitis b — 37%
muscle hypertonus 25% —
memory impairment — 37%
moderate condition 25% —
unbearable pain — 37%
acute abdomen 25% —
history of liver surgery — 37%
stroke 24% —
venous congestion — 37%
brain tumor 24% —
cramps in the legs — 37%
epilepsy 24% —
liver failure — 36%
nausea from pain 24% —
muscle tension — 36%
rapid reaction 24% —
nervous excitability — 36%
abdominal pain 23% —
feeling the heat in the skin — 36%
dystrophy 23% —
fainting — 36%
organic brain damage 23% —
swelling of the legs — 36%
spasm 23% —
chronic heart failure — 36%
hematuria 23% —
ascites — 36%
hypoxia 22% —
damage to the nervous system 29% 65%
acute condition 22% —
patient's condition 19% 54%
weakness after illness 22% —
irritability — 35%
attacks of pain 22% —
worse from the heat — 35%
emotional 21% —
forgetfulness — 35%
acute pain 21% —
irritability during — 35%
drug disease 20% —
viral hepatitis — 35%
blood diseases 20% —
pain when breathing — 34%
angioplasty 20% —
suppuration of the skin — 34%
impaired arterial function 20% —
decreased concentration of attention — 34%
consequences of taking medications 19% —
constipation — 34%
oncology 19% —
general swelling does — 34%

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