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Results: Differences Similar ✘Agranulocytosis✘Fisher-Evans syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(25)85%(18)
Blood biochemistry 52%(3)55%(4)
Autoimmune markers 11%(1)76%(5)
Coagulogram 17%(1)45%(5)
General urine test 54%(1)8%(2)
Ultrasound of lymph nodes —49%(0)
Chest radiography 41%(0)7%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 35%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
rapid weight gain 33% —
primary immunodeficiency 10% 94%
sweating 33% —
antibodies to platelets — 76%
inflammation of the salivary gland 33% —
thrombocytopenia 13% 80%
stomatitis 30% —
immunodeficiency 13% 74%
gums inflamed 30% —
thrombocytopenic purpura — 30%
mchc reduced 30% —
bruise 8% 34%
congenital neutropenia 27% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 22%
night sweating 26% —
reticulocytosis — 19%
weight 26% —
blood loss — 18%
acute stomatitis 25% —
hyperglycemia — 18%
sweating of the head 25% —
bleeding uterine — 18%
lags behind in the development 23% —
ulcers in the nose — 18%
mental retardation 23% —
nose bruises easily appear — 17%
delayed speech development 22% —
thrombocytosis — 17%
recurrent aphthous stomatitis 20% —
petechiae — 16%
abscesses on the gums 20% —
apoplexy — 15%
pimples on the face 20% —
small-point rash — 15%
acne 20% —
hemolysis of erythrocytes — 14%
necrosis 20% —
immune hemolytic anemia — 14%
ear boil 19% —
the skin is dark — 14%
acne face 19% —
gastric bleeding — 14%
pus in the gum 19% —
vaginal mucosa hyperemic — 12%
rashes on the face 18% —
bone cancer — 12%
bacteremia 23% 4%
changes in the blood — 12%
felty syndrome 17% —
hemorrhagic syndrome — 12%
schwachman-diamond syndrome 17% —
hemolytic anemia 9% 20%
aggressive 22% 4%
erythrocytosis — 11%
omphalitis 16% —
hypertension — 11%
sore 16% —
bone tumors — 11%
pus on the tonsils 16% —
hemorrhages on the skin 8% 19%
purulent otitis 16% —
posthemorrhagic anemia — 10%
neutropenia 32% 14%
brain cancer — 10%
ulcers in the throat 16% —
vaccination — 10%
ulcer on the gum 26% 8%
dyspnea — 10%
absolute neutropenia 15% —
uterine mucosa hyperemic — 10%
boil 15% —
hemorrhagic stroke — 10%
otitis 15% —
shortness of breath during physical exertion — 9%
folliculitis 15% —
asia-syndrome — 9%
bacterial pneumonia 15% —
sensitivity to medications — 9%
ulcers in the mouth 15% —
is vaccinated according to schedule — 9%
barth syndrome 15% —
stroke — 9%
sepsis 23% 6%
rash on the nose — 9%
pneumonia 20% 4%
autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome — 9%
neutrophilosis 14% —
hemorrhage in the eye — 9%
acute otitis 14% —
viral hepatitis b — 9%
spasm of chewing muscles 14% —
erythrocytic anemia — 9%
peritonitis 14% —
feeling of danger — 9%
germanski-pudlak syndrome 14% —
better in afternoon — 9%
frequent stomatitis 13% —
red rash 5% 14%
skin problems 19% 4%
female pelvic organs 5% 14%
pancreatopathy 13% —
anemia 11% 20%
collagenosis 13% —
iron deficiency anemia — 8%
skin condition 20% 5%
juvenile uterine bleeding — 8%
abscess 12% —
headache after — 8%
catarrhal gingivitis 12% —
gums are red — 8%
acute gingivitis 12% —
latent iron deficiency — 8%
severe radiation sickness 12% —
skin jaundice — 8%
acute myeloid leukemia 12% —
lymph node lesion 5% 13%
catarrhal stomatitis 12% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 8%
vulgar ektima 12% —
brain tumor — 8%
irradiation 12% —
black highlights — 8%
leukocytosis 12% —
increased thyroxine — 8%
duncan's disease 12% —
mucous hyperemia — 8%
peptic ulcer 18% 4%
red urine — 8%
catarrhal otitis 11% —
hypochromia — 8%
high temperature 19% 6%
postsplenectomy sepsis — 8%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 11% —
thyroid lymphoma — 8%
erosion of teeth 11% —
antinuclear antibodies — 7%
hemorrhagic pneumonia 11% —
decrease in thyroxine — 7%
frequent otitis 11% —
hemolytic-uremic syndrome — 7%
polio 11% —
chronic anemia — 7%
heaviness in the anus 11% —
roth's disease — 7%
typhoid fever 11% —
bone metastasis — 7%
The skin is not 11% —
anomalies of kidney development — 7%
yellow fever 11% —
pain in the uterus — 7%
inflammation 22% 9%
nosebleeds in the afternoon — 7%
furunculosis 10% —
hepatitis c — 7%
pedantry 10% —
frequent nosebleeds in childhood — 7%
a boil in a child 10% —
volume of spleen is increased — 7%
viral tonsillitis 10% —
pulmonary hemorrhage — 7%
violation of the chair 10% —
bleeding during pregnancy — 7%
stomach cramping pain 10% —
effects of hormone — 7%
asleep typhus 10% —
traumatic gum injury — 7%
chest injuries 10% —
malformations of the mammary glands — 7%
mediastinit 10% —
mch reduced — 7%
bleeding gums 10% —
anemia in children — 7%
enteropathy 10% —
blood dark — 7%
babies rashes 10% —
nosebleed in the morning — 7%
diarrhea 10% —
aplastic anemia — 7%
spasm in the throat 10% —
1 pregnancy — 7%
bacterial meningitis 10% —
retinal hemorrhage — 7%
autoimmune thyroiditis 10% —
angiopathy of the retina — 6%
malaria 10% —
selenium — 6%
mononucleosis 10% —
rashes all over the body — 6%
ulcer penetration 10% —
nose flu — 6%
infectious mononucleosis 10% —
nosebleeds often — 6%
bronchopneumonia in children 10% —
septic arthritis — 6%
liquid stool 10% —
reduced lactation — 6%
tamponade of the heart 10% —
profuse nosebleed — 6%
in the family diabetes 10% —
red rash on the body — 6%

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