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Results: Differences General ✘Hepatic coma✘Hepatitis G
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
swelling of the brain 38% —
cholangitis — 82%
coma 37% —
beating symptom is positive on the right — 78%
liver failure 36% —
soreness Ab kera point — 78%
primary biliary cirrhosis 34% —
nocturnal nosebleed — 78%
alcoholic hepatitis 34% —
gallbladder hyperechoic — 78%
hypoproteinemia 30% —
viral hepatitis b — 75%
no consciousness 30% —
addiction — 74%
gastric bleeding 29% —
dark urine — 73%
bleeding ulcer 29% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 72%
hepatic encephalopathy 28% —
alveococcosis — 71%
intestinal bleeding 28% —
headache gradually — 71%
convulsions 28% —
poisoning with heavy metal salts — 71%
damage to the nervous system 26% —
choleretic — 71%
fulminant hepatitis 26% —
yellow skin color — 70%
no reaction of the pupil to light 26% —
prolonged jaundice — 68%
liver transplantation 26% —
high temperature — 67%
colon obstruction 26% —
pain pain in the ribs on the right — 67%
peptic ulcer 25% —
hepatitis c — 66%
increased bleeding 25% —
fever weakness — 65%
prothrombin index lowered 25% —
itching of the lower back — 64%
prothrombin index increased 25% —
fever with trembling — 64%
alcoholic coma 24% —
split personality — 64%
toxic liver 24% —
tremor — 63%
impaired gastric function 24% —
opisthorchiasis — 62%
alcoholic cirrhosis liver 24% —
primary sclerosing cholangitis — 60%
chronic peritonitis 23% —
jaundice 23% 83%
deep coma 23% —
eats — 59%
cirrhosis of the liver 23% —
thalassemia — 59%
history of liver surgery 23% —
homosexuality — 59%
encephalopathy 23% —
itchy skin — 59%
toxic hepatitis 22% —
zika fever — 59%
acute ethanol poisoning 22% —
prolonged fever — 59%
drug disease 22% —
sudden attacks of weakness — 56%
inflammation of the stomach 22% —
acute viral hepatitis 19% 75%
severe hypothermia 22% —
skin problems — 56%
effects of shock 22% —
alcoholic pancreatitis — 56%
inflammatory bowel diseases 21% —
weakness with trembling — 56%
general intoxication syndrome 21% —
sclerosing cholangitis — 56%
stiffness in the joints 21% —
headache with nosebleeds — 56%
cramps in the extremities 21% —
methyl alcohol poisoning — 56%
complications of ventilation 21% —
leptospirosis — 55%
kidney failure 21% —
hyperechoic liver — 55%
respiratory insufficiency 21% —
constant bloating — 55%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 21% —
soreness of the skin — 55%
renal edema 21% —
brown urine — 54%
toxic pulmonary edema 21% —
purulent cholangitis — 53%
organic brain damage 20% —
urine light — 53%
hypovolemic shock 20% —
feeling of heat — 53%
improvement from alcohol 20% —
acute hepatitis 18% 71%
hypoxia 20% —
belly enlargement — 52%
intra-abdominal abscesses 20% —
eating salt — 52%
toxic shock syndrome 20% —
the skin is dark — 52%
brain damage 19% —
feces are grayish-white in color — 52%
medicinal hepatitis 19% —
weakness of the fingers — 52%
surgical infections 19% —
mechanical jaundice — 51%
magnesia 19% —
subfebrility — 51%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 19% —
pain in the gums — 51%
incontinence of feces 19% —
hepatitis D — 51%
hemorrhagic syndrome 19% —
liver metastases — 51%
intestinal abscess 19% —
pain in the gallbladder — 51%
stereotypical movements 19% —
liver is indurated — 50%
acute blood loss 19% —
light stool — 50%
clonic cramps 19% —
pain in the hands at night — 50%
coagulopathy 18% —
bitterness in the mouth — 50%
discharge from the eyes 18% —
chills — 50%
hemoglobin increased 18% —
echinococcosis — 50%
refusal to drink 18% —
poisoning with narcotic analgesics — 50%
purulent peritonitis 18% —
headache sudden — 50%
pompe disease 18% —
bleeding from the gums — 49%
hyperventilation 18% —
chills with nausea — 49%
dilated pupils 18% —
memory lapses — 49%
peritonitis 17% —
hiv — 49%
refuses to help 17% —
pain in the ribs when pressing — 49%
stereotypia 17% —
yellow fever — 49%
intestinal infection 17% —
constant chills — 49%
drug poisoning 17% —
yellowness of mucous membranes — 48%
hydrocephalus 17% —
weakness in the wrists — 48%
apnea 17% —
general weakness — 48%
indifference 17% —
itching of the skin of the abdomen — 48%
decreased potassium 17% —
disorders of consciousness — 48%
shock states of various genesis 16% —
no appetite — 48%
intestinal mucosa 16% —
chills weakness — 48%
nervousness 16% —
yellow sclera — 48%
ascites 16% —
aplastic anemia — 47%
wounds heal poorly 16% —
headache at night — 47%
cramps in the legs 16% —
head tremor — 47%
hypoglycemia 16% —
sudden weakness — 47%
impaired function of the large intestine 16% —
leukocytosis — 47%
hyperthermia 16% —
tremor of the limb — 47%
pulmonary edema 16% —
pasternatsky's symptom is positive — 47%
low body temperature 16% —
chills when vomiting — 47%
protein with increased 15% —
pseudodementia — 46%
criticality 15% —
temperature drop — 46%
family man 15% —
no fever — 46%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 15% —
there is no appetite with fever — 46%
cerebral circulation disorder 15% —
hepatitis 29% 75%
dehydration 15% —
itching of the body — 46%
paralysis 15% —
weakness of the abdominal muscles — 46%
refuses treatment 15% —
attacks of weakness — 45%
thrombocytopenia 15% —
nausea — 45%

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