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Results: Differences General ✘Diabetic ketoacytosis✘Hyperammonemia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 62%(2)30%(1)
Sex hormones 55%(1)26%(1)
Other hormones 77%(1)—
General blood test —45%(3)
Coagulogram —35%(1)
General urine test —28%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
acidosis 77% —
ammonia poisoning — 86%
diabetes mellitus 68% —
borderline conditions of newborns — 68%
insulin deficiency 55% —
appetite is poor — 52%
he's too tall 54% —
drowsiness after eating — 51%
hyperglycemia 49% —
respiratory alkalosis — 48%
skin is hot 46% —
convulsions — 48%
abdominal pain during meals 41% —
coma in a child — 47%
insulin increase 40% —
vomiting from excitement — 46%
metabolic acidosis 38% —
dehydration in children — 46%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 38% —
childhood absentee epilepsy — 46%
to breathe hard 38% —
lack of breath — 44%
nausea during meals 38% —
appetite immediately after eating — 44%
type 1 diabetes mellitus 37% —
pupil's reaction to light is sluggish — 44%
swelling of the brain 37% —
ataxia — 44%
thirst 37% —
protein c deficiency — 42%
miscarriage 37% —
impaired coordination — 42%
no feeling of hunger 37% —
alkalosis — 41%
metabolic syndrome 36% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 40%
abdominal pain with nausea 36% —
child's poor appetite — 40%
loses thought 36% —
respiratory — 39%
confusion of thoughts 36% —
lags behind in the development — 39%
dry skin 36% —
hypoxia — 39%
difficulty breathing 35% —
liver problems — 38%
will not work 34% —
vomiting during meals — 38%
thoughts about the disease 34% —
vomiting — 38%
reddening of the skin 33% —
vomiting food — 38%
nausea from pain 33% —
type of breathing is mixed — 38%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 32% —
fasting — 38%
confusion of consciousness 31% —
stupor — 38%
abdominal pain 30% —
vomiting bile — 37%
hormonal disorders 29% —
food is poorly digested — 37%
dry 29% —
eats often — 37%
diabetic ketoacytosis 26% —
eats everything — 37%
dry skin hot 24% —
intoxication — 37%
blood diseases 37% 24%
epilepsy in children — 37%
shroud 40% 36%
convulsive syndrome in children — 36%
brain death 46% 42%
illness from distress — 36%
weak breathing — 36%
weakness of the eyes — 36%
disease from experiences — 36%
number of births has been reduced — 36%
swelling — 36%
consequences of a viral infection — 36%
heavy eyes — 35%
nose large eyes — 35%
hemoglobin increased — 35%
vomiting multiple — 34%
weakness when breathing — 34%
apnea — 34%
sluggish baby — 34%
absences — 34%
rapid breathing — 33%
the body is not his — 32%
premature babies — 32%
effects of hypoxia — 32%
jaundice — 32%
large child — 31%
epilepsy attacks — 31%
liver failure — 31%
mental retardation — 31%
tremor — 31%
epilepsy — 30%
respiratory insufficiency — 30%
speech slurred — 30%
visual impairment — 29%
nausea vomiting — 29%
general intoxication syndrome — 29%
hematuria — 28%
muscle weakness — 28%
weakness after illness — 27%
роды и вскармливание — 26%
consequences of infection — 25%
childhood diseases — 25%
skin problems — 24%
lowered 25% 46%
no appetite 32% 41%
increased 35% 39%

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