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Results: Differences General	✘Myelodysplastic syndrome	✘Ileofemoral thrombosis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2) 100%(0) Coagulogram 98%(4) 91%(6) General blood test 99%(19) 64%(1) Other hormones 84%(3) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	44%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	35%
intoxication with iron preparations	35%	—
thrombosis	14%	44%
alcoholism	33%	—
pain in the foot	—	28%
acute leukemia	30%	—
nose thrombophilia	—	20%
alcohol dependence	30%	—
acute venous thrombosis	—	20%
neutropenia	28%	—
blockage of blood vessels	—	19%
thrombocytosis	28%	—
sensations in the legs	—	14%
smokes	38%	8%
swelling	—	14%
drug poisoning	26%	—
pain in the lumbosacral region	—	14%
leukemia	26%	—
vascular damage	—	14%
anemia	26%	—
pain in the legs	—	14%
a history of organ transplantation	24%	—
limbs warm	—	13%
remission	23%	—
obliterating endarteritis	—	13%
thrombocytopenia	23%	—
excess weight during pregnancy	—	13%
effects of chemotherapy	23%	—
pain in the lumbosacral region	—	13%
overwork	22%	—
pain in the groin area	—	13%
aching	21%	—
impaired venous function	—	13%
immunodeficiency	20%	—
homocysteine	—	12%
intoxication	20%	—
pregnancy	—	12%
hemolytic anemia	19%	—
pelvic bone fracture	—	12%
radiation cystitis	19%	—
pain in the calves	—	12%
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria	19%	—
hyperhomocysteinemia	—	12%
connective tissue dysplasia	19%	—
trauma	—	12%
splenectomy	19%	—
warm feet	—	12%
leukopenia	18%	—
worse from the heat	—	12%
consequences of taking medications	18%	—
blue veins	—	11%
hemoglobinuria	18%	—
paralysis of the lower extremities	—	11%
hemorrhagic syndrome	17%	—
heaviness in the legs	—	11%
hemoglobin increased	17%	—
swelling of genitals	—	11%
hemorrhagic cystitis	17%	—
shereshevsky-turner syndrome	—	11%
autoimmune thrombocytopenia	17%	—
overweight	—	11%
enlargement of the spleen	16%	—
hip pain	—	10%
lymphocytic	16%	—
pain in the shins	—	10%
fanconi anemia	16%	—
can't decide	—	10%
erythrocytic anemia	16%	—
pain in the sacrum	—	10%
hiv	15%	—
anaerobic infection	—	10%
emaciation	15%	—
myocardial dysfunction	—	10%
cystitis	15%	—
pain in the lower extremities	—	10%
parvovirus b19 dna positive	15%	—
lymphostasis	—	10%
dryness	15%	—
swelling of the extremities	—	10%
paraneoplastic syndrome	15%	—
thrombosis of the lower extremities	—	10%
electrolyte balance disorders	15%	—
swelling of the feet	—	10%
autoimmune neutropenia	15%	—
superficial veins	—	10%
acute myeloid leukemia	15%	—
hypercoagulation syndrome	—	10%
dyserythropoietic anemia	15%	—
pain in the lumbar back	—	10%
rapid weight loss	15%	—
pretending to be sick	—	10%
rheumatoid factor is lowered	15%	—
migrating larva	—	10%
suspicion	14%	—
abdominal injuries	—	10%
paranoia	14%	—
subcutaneous edema	—	10%
acute lymphoblastic leukemia	14%	—
acute pain in the legs	—	10%
chronic monocytic leukemia	14%	—
preeclampsia	—	10%
will not work	14%	—
acute pain in the joints	—	10%
nephronophthys fanconi	14%	—
peripheral artery thrombosis	—	9%
rheumatic pericarditis	14%	—
feeling the heat in the skin	—	9%
uterine mucosa hyperemic	14%	—
swelling of the legs	—	9%
decreased ferritin	14%	—
history of cardiovascular surgery	—	9%
monocytosis	13%	—
hysteria	—	9%
attacks of pain	13%	—
history of orthopedic surgery	—	9%
thyroid antibodies	13%	—
predominant right	—	9%
stage of recovery	13%	—
pregnancy toxicosis	—	9%
erythropoietin increased	13%	—
venous congestion	—	9%
sideroblastic anemia	13%	—
sensations in the extremities	—	9%
increased ferritin	13%	—
lower back pain	—	9%
history of radiation exposure	13%	—
toxicosis	—	9%
aplastic anemia	13%	—
pulmonary embolism	—	9%
recovery period	13%	—
wet skin	—	9%
patient's condition	21%	6%
limbs pain	—	9%
radiation damage	23%	8%
impaired arterial function	6%	15%
parvovirus infection	12%	—
pain in the veins	—	9%
vaginal mucosa hyperemic	12%	—
joint pain	—	8%
n	12%	—
blue skin	—	8%
executive	12%	—
destructive behavior	—	8%
epstein barr virus	12%	—
patient is motionless	—	8%
anemia and weakness	12%	—
arterial occlusion	—	8%
hairy cell leukemia	12%	—
pale skin	—	8%
volume of spleen is increased	12%	—
brain tumor	—	8%
dyspnea	12%	—
back pain	—	8%
drug disease	12%	—
paralysis	—	8%
pain in internal organs	12%	—
myocardial infarction	—	8%
better to be alone	12%	—
conservative	—	8%
lowered	20%	6%
heredity predisposition	—	8%
gastrointestinal problems	11%	—
bone fracture	—	8%
zinc	11%	—
abdominal surgery	—	8%
impaired lung function	11%	—
feeling of heat	6%	14%
elderly patients	11%	—
consequences of childbirth	—	8%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	11%	—
soreness of the skin	—	7%
hepatosplenomegaly	11%	—
acute pain	—	7%
panniculitis	11%	—
deep vein thrombosis	8%	15%
professional cancer	11%	—
presses	—	7%
chronic myeloid leukemia	11%	—
thrombophlebitis	8%	14%
heaviness in the body	11%	—
phlebitis	8%	13%
increased serum iron	11%	—
vascular tumor	6%	11%
neutrophilosis	11%	—
high temperature	10%	14%
family man	11%	—
up circulatory disorders	6%	10%
cancer	20%	7%
onset of illness	8%	10%
radiation therapy	24%	11%
increased bleeding	6%	8%
attg	11%	—
hypoxia	6%	8%
herpes	10%	—
tumors of the heart	7%	9%
heartbeat during exercise	10%	—
painful appearance	7%	8%
cancer in the anamnesis	10%	—
stroke	7%	8%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	10%	—
angiopathy	6%	7%

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