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Results: Differences General ✘Hepatic coma✘Hyperthermic syndrome in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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mushroom poisoning 48% —
hyperthermic syndrome in children — 50%
coma 38% —
feeling of heat — 27%
liver failure 36% —
high temperature — 26%
primary biliary cirrhosis 34% —
high fever — 24%
alcoholic hepatitis 34% —
childhood diseases — 23%
alcoholic liver disease 34% —
limbs warm — 22%
viral hepatitis 31% —
colds with temperatures — 21%
hypoproteinemia 30% —
cold skin — 21%
liver problems 30% —
vascular spasm — 21%
food poisoning 30% —
hallucinations — 21%
no consciousness 30% —
internal heat — 21%
gastric bleeding 30% —
rapid breathing — 21%
hepatitis 29% —
epileptic psychosis — 20%
gastrointestinal problems 29% —
lethargy — 20%
bleeding ulcer 29% —
worried about his health — 20%
hepatic encephalopathy 28% —
proteinuria — 20%
intestinal bleeding 28% —
appetite immediately after eating — 20%
bleeding 27% —
there is a fever in the whole body — 20%
liver transplantation 26% —
colds with high fever — 20%
damage to the nervous system 26% —
violation of thermoregulation — 20%
no reaction of the pupil to light 26% —
acidosis — 20%
colon obstruction 26% —
worried about his health — 19%
fulminant hepatitis 26% —
complication of acute respiratory viral infections — 19%
increased bleeding 25% —
leukocytosis — 19%
hyperbilirubinemia 25% —
arvi in children — 19%
peptic ulcer 25% —
hypotension — 18%
prothrombin index lowered 25% —
breathing superficial — 18%
blood diseases 25% —
epilepsy in childhood — 18%
prothrombin index increased 25% —
tonic-clonic convulsions — 18%
toxic liver 24% —
child's poor appetite — 18%
impaired gastric function 24% —
cold extremities — 18%
increased intracranial pressure 24% —
hematuria — 18%
consequences of taking medications 24% —
convulsions in the anamnesis — 18%
alcoholic coma 24% —
protein in urine is reduced — 18%
alcoholic cirrhosis liver 24% —
feeling of heat in the heart — 18%
intoxication 23% —
chickenpox — 18%
jaundice 23% —
tonic convulsions — 18%
deep coma 23% —
spasm — 18%
history of liver surgery 23% —
vomiting — 17%
cirrhosis of the liver 23% —
vomiting bile — 17%
encephalopathy 23% —
generalized epilepsy — 17%
eating and drinking 23% —
head injury in anamnesis — 17%
chronic peritonitis 23% —
body is cold — 17%
effects of shock 23% —
eats often — 17%
toxic hepatitis 22% —
acrocyanosis — 17%
inflammation of the stomach 22% —
food is poorly digested — 17%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 22% —
vomiting during meals — 17%
consequences of infection 22% —
vomiting food — 17%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 22% —
constant tachycardia — 16%
acute ethanol poisoning 22% —
absences — 16%
severe hypothermia 22% —
prolonged fever — 16%
drug disease 22% —
decrease sodium — 16%
complications of ventilation 21% —
multiple organ failure — 16%
general intoxication syndrome 21% —
Common symptoms are weakness — 16%
respiratory insufficiency 21% —
head tumor — 15%
stiffness in the joints 21% —
rubella — 15%
cramps in the extremities 21% —
feeling of heat in the head — 15%
toxic pulmonary edema 21% —
increased ESR — 15%
kidney failure 21% —
hypotension — 15%
renal edema 21% —
vomiting multiple — 15%
a history of organ transplantation 21% —
sharp abdominal pain — 15%
inflammatory bowel diseases 21% —
constant heartbeat — 15%
spicy food 21% —
nerve damage — 15%
chronic viral hepatitis 20% —
strong character — 15%
improvement from alcohol 20% —
traumatic brain injury — 14%
anemia 20% —
brain tumor — 14%
intra-abdominal abscesses 20% —
epilepsy — 14%
hepatitis chronic 20% —
feeling the heat in the skin — 14%
toxic shock syndrome 20% —
epilepsy attacks — 14%
hemorrhagic syndrome 20% —
little urine — 14%
stereotypical movements 20% —
protein reduced — 14%
history of surgery 20% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 14%
hypovolemic shock 20% —
ARVI — 14%
liver necrosis 19% —
high height — 14%
surgical infections 19% —
heredity predisposition — 14%
dilated pupils 19% —
caution — 14%
acute viral hepatitis 19% —
head injury — 14%
magnesia 19% —
protein c deficiency — 13%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 19% —
confusion of consciousness — 13%
acute blood loss 19% —
general weakness — 13%
acute condition 19% —
madness — 13%
medicinal hepatitis 19% —
not enough time — 13%
intestinal abscess 19% —
vascular damage — 13%
hyperventilation syndrome 18% —
abdominal pain — 13%
hemoglobin increased 18% —
paranoia — 13%
there are no complaints 18% —
delirium — 13%
alcohol poisoning 18% —
traumatic illness — 13%
refusal to drink 18% —
no appetite — 13%
liver cancer 18% —
heart dysfunction — 12%
pompe disease 18% —
neurological disorders — 12%
purulent peritonitis 18% —
trauma — 11%
coagulopathy 18% —
up circulatory disorders 13% 21%
acute hepatitis 18% —
impaired arterial function 13% 20%
discharge from the eyes 17% —
palpitations 14% 18%
refuses to help 17% —
tachycardia 14% 18%
peritonitis 17% —
angiopathy 13% 16%
stereotypia 17% —
patient's condition 17% 19%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 17% —
drug poisoning 17% —
apnea 17% —
hydrocephalus 17% —
intestinal infection 17% —
ascites 16% —

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