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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Bleeding into the abdominal cavityHereditary microspherocytosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 66%(4)100%(15)
Blood biochemistry 99%(8)
Endoscopy 42%(0)10%(0)
Sex hormones 40%(1)8%(2)
Elements and vitamins 45%(3)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 32%(0)13%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 43%
cold in the stomach 89%
left lobe of liver is increase 37%
internal bleeding 85%
vertical size of liver is increased 33%
sweating from movement 75%
enlarged liver 32%
abdominal pregnancy 66%
the height makes it worse 29%
dizziness when moving 64%
increased ldh 27%
ovarian cyst during pregnancy 64%
reticulocytopenia 26%
spleen cyst 64%
hemolytic anemia 25%
abdominal pain 69% 6%
splenectomy 24%
a feeling of cold in the stomach 61%
gallbladder stones 24%
acute blood loss 60%
reticulocytosis 23%
abdominal pain is worse from movement 59%
decreased calcium 23%
bleeding 65% 4%
enlargement of the spleen 23%
parenchymal bleeding 57%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 22%
rapid reaction 57%
jaundice 22%
cold sweat 57%
hyperbilirubinemia 21%
ovarian apoplexy 57%
trophic ulcer 21%
abdominal injuries 56%
hypertrophy biliary tract 21%
skin of the abdomen is cold 56%
cholecystectomy 19%
stab wound 55%
ulcers on the shins 18%
consequences of chest injury 55%
moderate condition 17%
Cold in the back 55%
ulcers on the skin 17%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 53%
erythropenia 17%
spleen infarction 53%
hemochromatosis 16%
abdominal surgery 59% 5%
trophic ulcers of the shins 16%
weakness is worse from movement 52%
yellowness of mucous membranes 16%
local peritonitis 52%
protein c deficiency 16%
sweats quickly 52%
hemolysis of erythrocytes 15%
tubal pregnancy 51%
peptic ulcer 15%
the belly is soft 50%
erythrocytosis 15%
abdominal aortic aneurysm 49%
there are no complaints 15%
fever 49%
pain in the spleen 15%
dizziness with fever 49%
intoxication with iron preparations 14%
rupture of the spleen 49%
ulcer on the leg 14%
cold sweating 48%
cirrhosis of the liver 14%
trauma 54% 5%
parvovirus infection 14%
cold in the head 47%
aching pain in the left hypochondrium 13%
malaria 47%
skeletal deformity 13%
consequences of abdominal trauma 47%
pain in the left hypochondrium 13%
ectopic pregnancy 46%
serious condition 13%
is worse lying on your back 46%
faints in 12%
weakness and palpitations 56% 8%
hypotension in the morning 12%
hypotension with weakness 56% 8%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 12%
tumors of the spleen 46%
consequences of infection 12%
blue belly 46%
anemia and weakness 12%
head skin sweating 45%
impaired arterial function 12%
dulling on percussion 44%
vaccination in full volume 12%
chest damage 44%
cholestasis 12%
cut wound 44%
hemolytic jaundice 11%
abdominal pain when pressing 43%
vaccination 11%
strong irritation 43%
aching 11%
breathing superficial 43%
increased indirect bilirubin 11%
better sitting 43%
drug poisoning 11%
abrasion 43%
angioplasty 11%
volume of spleen is reduced 52% 7%
belly enlargement 10%
consequences of injuries 43%
ulcers in the nose 10%
worse extreme temperatures 43%
hepatitis c 10%
worse from sudden movements 43%
left-sided symptoms 10%
bleeding during pregnancy 42%
impaired spleen function 10%
dizziness from fatigue 42%
intoxication 10%
sweating with weakness 42%
abdominal pain on the left 10%
sweating with palpitations 42%
thrombosis 10%
sudden dizziness 42%
onset of illness 10%
fever with sweating 42%
yellow skin color 10%
abdominal breathing 42%
dropsy of the fetus 10%
feeling of heat in the stomach 41%
postvaccinal reaction 10%
hypotension 54% 11%
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium 10%
sweats from pain 41%
overwork 9%
fever abdominal pain 41%
prolonged jaundice 9%
aortic aneurysm 40%
meningococcal infection 9%
history of laparoscopic surgery 49% 7%
patient's condition is of moderate severity 9%
pain in the vagina 40%
deformation of the skull 9%
acute pain 50% 8%
facial crevices 9%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 40%
curvature of the shins 9%
fever tachycardia 40%
thin-boned 9%
weak breathing 40%
family man 9%
worse from cold 40%
periods of exacerbation 9%
often abdominal pain 40%
polycythemia 9%
external bleeding 40%
abdominal distension a 9%
pronounced tachycardia 39%
criticality 9%
acute abdominal pains 39%
hepatitis 9%
removed organs 39%
abdominal distension 9%
ovarian tumors 39%
all vaccinations 9%
pre-fainting condition 39%
no appetite 9%
pain in the rectum 39%
mcv reduced 9%
sharp pain in the stomach 38%
muscle pain 9%
history of surgery 56% 16%
curvature of the nose 9%
sharp abdominal pain 37%
yellow sclera 9%
peritonitis 37%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 9%
acceleration of movements 37%
yellow fever 9%
feeling of heat in the head 37%
bone deformation 9%
apoplexy 37%
volume of gallbladder is increased 9%
cold skin 37%
liver problems 9%
bruise 37%
nose thrombophilia 8%
pain when moving 37%
antenatal fetal death 8%
tachycardia 44% 6%
antenatal death 8%
fever weakness 36%
medicinal hepatitis 8%
aneurysm 36%
hemophilic infection 8%
history of chest surgery 35%
is not deformed 8%
acute abdomen 35%
falls to the floor 8%
worse lying down 35%
pain in the right hypochondrium 8%

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