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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Infections of the genitourinary systemCytomegalovirus infection in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6)100%(7)
General blood test 46%(2)77%(6)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 94%(0)
ECG 66%(0)
Infection tests 9%(0)49%(6)
Blood biochemistry 53%(4)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 51%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 32%
nail fungus 48%
cytomegalovirus 30%
foot fungus 47%
inflammation of the salivary gland 24%
kidney diseases 64% 16%
tonsillitis 22%
epidermophytia 46%
liver problems 22%
from the discharge of gases 38%
hepatitis 22%
genital itching 37%
herpes 22%
mental shock 36%
infectious mononucleosis 22%
bloating 31%
pneumonia 21%
internal itching 30%
cytomegalovirus dna positive 21%
own reveals itself at night 29%
mononucleosis 21%
pain in the bladder 29%
high temperature 4% 24%
back pain 28%
impaired lung function 20%
lower back pain 28%
history of surgery 20%
guilt 27%
brain damage 19%
pyelonephritis in children 26%
leukoencephalitis 19%
consequences of psychotrauma 25%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis 19%
fungus 33% 7%
enlarged liver 18%
venous mesh on legs 24%
acute hepatitis 18%
veins swelling on the legs 24%
consequences of infection 18%
veins bloating 21%
cirrhosis of the liver in children 18%
shock states of various genesis 21%
enlarged lymph nodes 17%
effects of shock 20%
damage to the nervous system 17%
nephropathy 20%
encephalitis 17%
pyelonephritis 19%
acute sialadenitis 17%
frequent cystitis 18%
patient's condition 17%
urination cystitis 17%
pregnancy 17%
pyelitis 17%
surgical infections 17%
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate 17%
subfebrility 16%
inconclusive urge to urinate 17%
reduction of igm 16%
infection genitourinary 16%
weakening of immunity 16%
speeded up urination 15%
bacterial pneumonia 16%
chronic cystitis 15%
reduction of igg 16%
poops in pants 15%
lowered 16%
urinary tract infection in children 14%
pneumonia with sepsis 15%
urine is released drop by drop 14%
acute viral hepatitis 15%
nocturnal enuresis 14%
necrosis 15%
urination painful 14%
enteritis in children 15%
abundant warm drink 14%
intoxication 6% 21%
frequent colds 23% 9%
gastrointestinal problems 6% 21%
vomiting from overeating 12%
activity is not changed 14%
abdominal pain from experiences 12%
chorioretinitis 14%
abdominal pain 12%
cytomegalovirus igg positive 14%
cloudy urine 11%
cytomegalovirus igm positive 14%
neurogenic bladder 11%
intrauterine infection 14%
chronic pyelonephritis 11%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 14%
sick with high temperatures 11%
hiv 14%
urination rare 11%
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes 14%
red urine 10%
feeling of heat in the head 14%
urination with blood 10%
membranes increased appetite in the morning 13%
often abdominal pain 9%
drug disease 13%
lower abdominal pain 9%
viral pneumonia 13%
urinary incontinence 9%
headache sudden 13%
frequent antibiotics 9%
cirrhosis of the liver 13%
often sick child 9%
esophageal atresia 13%
anomalies of kidney development 9%
bilirubinuria 13%
viral diarrhea 9%
jaundice 13%
effects of puberty 8%
jaundice of newborns 13%
vulva infections 8%
chlamydial pneumonia 13%
needs attention 8%
lymphadenitis in children 13%
no children 8%
lymphadenitis 13%
inflammation of the stomach 8%
acute viral keratitis 13%
very correct 8%
attacks of pain 13%
urination disorder 8%
cytomegalovirus infection in pregnant women 13%
worried due to pain 8%
congenital cytomegaly 13%
intestinal infection 8%
premature babies 13%
vomiting at fever 8%
alkalization of urine 13%
vulvovaginitis 8%
herpetic pneumonia 13%
diarrhea 7%
feeling of heat 2% 15%
acute condition 7%
immunodeficiency 7% 20%
better to be alone 7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% 19%
chronic condition 7%
babies rashes 12%
vomiting 7%
enlargement of the spleen 12%
spicy food 7%
hydrothorax 12%
inflammatory bowel diseases 7%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 12%
state of exacerbation 7%
rapid weight loss 12%
inflammation of the kidneys 18% 13%
general intoxication syndrome 12%
increased 25% 20%
inflammation of the eyes 12%
sepsis 12%
sudden weakness 12%
respiratory failure in a child 12%
increased igg 12%
paresis 12%
food poisoning 12%
respiratory insufficiency 12%
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck 12%
bronchopulmonary dysplasia 12%
bacteremia 12%
microcephaly 12%
angiopathy 12%
bacterial enteritis 12%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 12%
emaciation 12%
malabsorption syndrome in children 12%
stage of recovery 11%
pneumonia in children 11%
convulsive syndrome in children 11%
density is increased 11%
decrease in gamma globulins 11%
acute tracheobronchitis 11%
does not sleep one 11%
bronchial lesion 11%
interstitial pneumonia 11%
muscle weakness 11%
pleurisy 11%
alcoholic polyneuropathy 11%
fever is active 11%
budd—chiari syndrome 11%
in the morning poor appetite 11%
recovery period 11%
keratitis 10%
idiopathic fibrosing alveolitis 10%
headache with weakness 10%
strong character 10%
there is no strength in the morning 10%
skin problems 10%
erosive esophagitis 10%
increase ggtp 10%
1 pregnancy 10%
lung gangrene 10%
pneumomycosis 10%
rash on the body 10%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis 10%
fibroma of the lungs 10%

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