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Results: Differences General ✘Phenamine poisoning✘Medicinal hepatotoxicity
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
agitation 53% —
toxic liver — 95%
coma 52% —
consequence of hormone treatment — 56%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 48% —
leg weakness walking — 56%
heart dysfunction 46% —
difficulty walking — 54%
lowered 44% —
weakness in the legs — 49%
pulmonary edema 44% —
effects of taking hormones — 49%
opium addiction 42% —
liver problems 32% 77%
convulsions 41% —
medicinal hepatotoxicity — 45%
hyperthermia 41% —
cholestasis — 45%
effects of drugs 41% —
drug disease 30% 71%
respiratory 39% —
discomfort in the right hypochondrium — 41%
spasm 39% —
consequences of taking medications 28% 68%
overexcitation of the psyche 39% —
jaundice — 39%
respiratory insufficiency 38% —
feces are grayish-white in color — 35%
addiction 38% —
acholic feces — 33%
arrhythmia 38% —
heaviness in the hypochondrium — 30%
emotional 37% —
abdominal discomfort — 27%
rhabdomyolysis 37% —
hypertrophy biliary tract 12% 38%
tachycardia 36% —
changing the color of feces — 26%
bradypnea 36% —
right-sided symptoms — 25%
impaired lung function 36% —
lost in familiar places — 25%
palpitations 35% —
perihepatitis — 24%
acute liver failure 34% —
unstable stool — 23%
acute renal failure 33% —
heaviness in the right hypochondrium — 23%
atelectasis 33% —
prolonged jaundice — 23%
hypotension 33% —
general weakness — 23%
hypoxia 33% —
yellowness of mucous membranes — 23%
dehydration 32% —
yellow sclera — 23%
kidney failure 32% —
calculating — 23%
morphine poisoning 31% —
polypragmasy — 23%
disorders of consciousness 31% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 22%
liver resection 31% —
stool delay — 22%
drug poisoning 31% —
diarrhea alternates with constipation — 22%
liver failure 31% —
hepatitis A — 22%
intoxication 53% 20%
steatorrhea — 22%
pneumonia 31% —
hepatitis chronic — 22%
impaired arterial function 30% —
toxic encephalopathy — 22%
head skin sweating 30% —
vascular asterisks — 21%
impaired kidney function 30% —
liver necrosis — 21%
psycho - organic syndrome 30% —
increased cholesterol levels in the blood — 21%
sopor 30% —
abdominal distension — 21%
up circulatory disorders 29% —
abdominal distension a — 21%
deep coma 29% —
medicinal hepatitis — 20%
metabolic acidosis 29% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 20%
diuresis is reduced 29% —
hepatosis fatty — 20%
stupor 29% —
portal hypertension — 20%
presses 28% —
liver pain — 19%
methadone addiction 28% —
in the genus mental illness — 19%
euphoria 28% —
hepatosis — 19%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 28% —
hypoproteinemia — 19%
moderate condition 28% —
bursting — 19%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 27% —
more often in old age — 19%
redness of the skin of the chest 27% —
Common symptoms are weakness — 19%
spasm when urinating 27% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 19%
attacks of pain 27% —
liver atrophy — 19%
acute condition 27% —
headache at temperature — 19%
acidosis 27% —
headache with fever — 19%
delirium 27% —
headache with weakness — 19%
smokes 27% —
small rash — 18%
weakness during pregnancy 26% —
allergy to medications — 18%
increased uterine tone during pregnancy 26% —
cholesterolemia — 18%
lack of breath 26% —
fever weakness — 18%
to breathe hard 26% —
polymorbidity — 18%
cardiac arrest 26% —
bruise — 18%
madness 26% —
hyperlipidemia — 18%
amphetamine abuse 26% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 18%
positional compression syndrome 25% —
agnosia — 18%
destructive behavior 25% —
small-point rash — 18%
alcoholic coma 25% —
intolerance to drugs — 17%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 25% —
there is a fever in the whole body — 17%
hallucinations 24% —
vascular sclerosis — 17%
heaviness of breathing 24% —
thrombocytopenia — 17%
traumatic brain injury 24% —
pain throughout the body — 16%
effects of hypoxia 24% —
protein with increased — 16%
sleeps a lot 24% —
unformed feces — 16%
aspiration of gastric contents 24% —
itchy skin — 16%
pupils are narrowed 24% —
enlarged liver — 16%
dependence on the doctor 24% —
leukocytosis — 16%
recovery period 24% —
violation of the stool — 16%
cocaine addiction 23% —
skin spots — 16%
muscle hypertonus 23% —
up vascular mesh — 16%
left ventricular ejection fraction is increased 23% —
digestive disorders — 16%
consequences of infection 23% —
responsible — 16%
consequences of surgery 23% —
tremor 12% 24%
nephropathy 23% —
hepatitis 24% 35%
acidification of urine 23% —
vomiting 10% 21%
reddening of the skin 23% —
nausea 10% 21%
pain in the heart 23% —
chronic condition 11% 22%
weakness of labor activity 23% —
gastrointestinal problems 21% 31%
anisocoria 23% —
necrosis 17% 25%
hiv 23% —
viral hepatitis 26% 33%
different pupils 23% —
acute viral hepatitis 14% 20%
delirium in a dream 23% —
a lot of medicines 16% 22%
intestinal resection 23% —
increased ast 13% 19%
epilepsy 23% —
feeling of heat 14% 20%
organic brain damage 22% —
cytolysis syndrome 14% 20%
suspicion 22% —
acute hepatitis 13% 19%
renal anemia 22% —
the patient complains of a headache 13% 19%
sweating is increased 22% —
increased alt 13% 19%
toxic pulmonary edema 22% —
angioplasty 13% 19%

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