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Results: Differences General ✘Fructose intolerance✘Methadone addiction
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2)22%(1)
General urine test 82%(2)35%(2)
ECG —100%(0)
Coagulogram 84%(1)16%(0)
Blood biochemistry 43%(2)28%(20)
Elements and vitamins 23%(1)15%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —74%
leukocyturia 82% —
opium addiction — 74%
fructose intolerance 78% —
effects of drugs — 63%
proteinuria 74% —
addiction — 61%
fructosemia 57% —
poisoning with narcotic analgesics — 48%
trembling in the stomach 44% —
consequences of taking medications — 41%
abdominal muscle pain 31% —
respiratory — 39%
convulsions pain 29% —
hallucinations — 38%
liver injuries 29% —
effects of poisoning — 37%
allergy to food 29% —
rhabdomyolysis — 37%
pulling abdominal pain 28% —
dependence on the doctor — 37%
hypoglycemia 25% —
recovery period — 36%
abdominal pain with vomiting 25% —
bradypnea — 36%
abdominal pain with nausea 25% —
impaired lung function — 36%
heredity predisposition 23% —
agitation — 34%
nausea from pain 23% —
acute liver failure — 34%
cognitive disorders 23% —
stage of recovery — 34%
muscle pain 22% —
acute renal failure — 33%
aching 21% —
hypoxia — 33%
kidney damage 26% 13%
dehydration — 32%
nausea vomiting 22% 11%
kidney failure — 32%
spicy food 22% 11%
liver failure — 31%
allergy 28% 17%
intoxication — 31%
abdominal pain 21% 11%
disorders of consciousness — 31%
loses thought 25% 18%
drug poisoning — 31%
thoughts about the disease 24% 17%
liver resection — 31%
confusion of thoughts 25% 18%
morphine poisoning — 31%
pneumonia — 31%
general intoxication syndrome — 31%
heart dysfunction — 30%
sopor — 30%
psycho - organic syndrome — 30%
impaired arterial function — 30%
drug disease — 30%
opium withdrawal syndrome — 30%
metabolic acidosis — 29%
withdrawal syndrome — 29%
up circulatory disorders — 29%
pulmonary edema — 29%
deep coma — 29%
angiopathy — 29%
diuresis is reduced — 29%
stupor — 29%
patient's condition — 28%
moderate condition — 28%
euphoria — 28%
history of surgery — 27%
acidosis — 27%
attacks of pain — 27%
smokes — 27%
encephalopathy — 27%
damage to the nervous system — 27%
hyperthermia — 27%
increased — 27%
acute condition — 27%
viral hepatitis b — 27%
convulsions — 27%
spasm — 26%
amphetamine abuse — 26%
viral hepatitis — 26%
lack of breath — 26%
to breathe hard — 26%
destructive behavior — 25%
positional compression syndrome — 25%
alcoholic coma — 25%
respiratory insufficiency — 25%
subacute condition — 25%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania — 25%
hepatitis c — 25%
tachycardia — 24%
aspiration of gastric contents — 24%
pupils are narrowed — 24%
heaviness of breathing — 24%
arrhythmia — 24%
effects of hypoxia — 24%
hepatitis — 24%
traumatic brain injury — 24%
different pupils — 23%
consequences of infection — 23%
not in the mood — 23%
palpitations — 23%
intestinal resection — 23%
anisocoria — 23%
nephropathy — 23%
cocaine addiction — 23%
hiv — 23%
epilepsy — 23%
epilepsy at night — 22%
hypertension — 22%
apnea — 22%
renal anemia — 22%
paranoia — 22%
a calm patient — 22%
suspicion — 22%
aggressive — 22%
organic brain damage — 22%
serious condition — 22%
CHD — 21%
liver dysfunction — 21%
gastrointestinal problems — 21%
apallic syndrome — 21%
hypotension — 21%
electrolyte balance disorders — 21%
hypovolemic shock — 21%
appeal for an acute case — 21%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 21%
onset of illness — 21%
there are no complaints — 21%
weak ligaments — 21%
forced situation — 21%
bladder spasm — 21%
vascular spasm — 21%
opium — 21%
control issues — 20%
myocardial infarction — 20%
bradycardia — 20%
weakness of the ligaments — 20%
magnesia — 20%
severe hypoxia — 20%
spasm of oddi's sphincter — 20%
light stun — 20%
pneumonia in the anamnesis — 20%
angina pectoris — 20%
skull fracture — 20%
hematoma — 20%
type of breathing is mixed — 20%
head injury — 20%
lung pain — 20%
bronchial lesion — 20%
severe gas formation — 20%
pulse is strong — 19%
no pharyngeal reflex — 19%
the morning is cheerful — 19%
multiple organ failure — 19%
leg cramps during the day — 19%
cerebral circulation disorder — 19%
depression — 19%
toxic nephropathy — 19%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter — 19%
auscultation weakened — 19%
abdominal injuries — 19%
chronic urinary — 19%
chronic liver failure — 19%
loss of work — 19%
Follows the rules — 19%
strychnine poisoning — 19%
increased sodium — 19%
periodic illness — 19%
alcohol poisoning — 19%
quinine poisoning — 19%
respiratory distress syndrome — 19%
chronic pneumonia — 19%
atelectasis — 19%
decrease sodium — 19%
presses — 18%
nasal congestion — 18%
consequences of acute respiratory — 18%
nitrate poisoning — 18%
swelling of the brain — 18%
acute coronary syndrome — 18%
muscle weakness — 18%
consequences of injuries — 18%
insufficient convergence — 18%
worries due to pain — 18%
mood disorder — 18%
stomach pain at night — 18%
pain in the periosteum — 18%
impaired gastric function — 18%
better in the light — 18%
desire for loneliness — 18%
leg cramps in the morning — 18%
anxious tachycardia — 18%
hematuria — 18%
medicinal nephropathy — 18%
heaviness on the heart — 18%

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