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Results: Differences General ✘Phenamine poisoning✘Fabry's disease
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Distinctive symptoms
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coma 52% —
angioceratoma — 55%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 48% —
corneal opacity — 34%
pulmonary edema 44% —
hypertrophy of the left ventricle — 33%
agitation 53% 9%
lipoidosis — 33%
opium addiction 42% —
kidney transplantation — 32%
intoxication 53% 10%
congestive kidney — 31%
hyperthermia 41% —
muscular dystonia — 31%
effects of drugs 41% —
pain in the wrists — 31%
respiratory 39% —
heart hypertrophy — 30%
respiratory insufficiency 38% —
niemann-pick disease — 30%
addiction 38% —
proteinuria — 30%
rhabdomyolysis 37% —
hepatosplenomegaly — 29%
bradypnea 36% —
aseptic bone necrosis — 29%
acute liver failure 34% —
enlargement of the liver and spleen — 28%
acute renal failure 33% —
joint diseases — 28%
atelectasis 33% —
unformed feces — 28%
dehydration 32% —
gaucher's disease — 28%
liver resection 31% —
enlargement of the spleen — 27%
morphine poisoning 31% —
the onset of the disease during puberty — 27%
disorders of consciousness 31% —
narcolepsy — 27%
sopor 30% —
a history of organ transplantation — 26%
psycho - organic syndrome 30% —
abdominal pain after diarrhea — 26%
head skin sweating 30% —
s eyes cloudy — 26%
overexcitation of the psyche 39% 8%
bone necrosis — 26%
deep coma 29% —
reduced sweating — 26%
metabolic acidosis 29% —
enlarged liver — 25%
stupor 29% —
leg pain more in the feet — 25%
diuresis is reduced 29% —
pain in the foot — 25%
methadone addiction 28% —
pain in the legs — 24%
moderate condition 28% —
aseptic necrosis of the femoral head — 24%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 28% —
very high fever — 24%
euphoria 28% —
severe pain in the arm — 24%
redness of the skin of the chest 27% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 24%
spasm when urinating 27% —
nausea from pain — 24%
acidosis 27% —
hearing impaired — 23%
spasm 39% 10%
volume of spleen is increased — 23%
smokes 27% —
pain in the fingers — 23%
tachycardia 36% 7%
rashes dry — 23%
weakness during pregnancy 26% —
progressive supranuclear paralysis — 23%
palpitations 35% 7%
splenectomy — 23%
amphetamine abuse 26% —
adynamia — 22%
increased uterine tone during pregnancy 26% —
bone deformation — 22%
to breathe hard 26% —
difficult to swallow — 22%
cardiac arrest 26% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 21%
positional compression syndrome 25% —
cholestasis — 21%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 25% —
epilepsy in the morning — 21%
alcoholic coma 25% —
cognitive disorders — 21%
traumatic brain injury 24% —
affective disorders — 20%
sleeps a lot 24% —
effects of puberty — 20%
heaviness of breathing 24% —
protein in urine is reduced — 20%
pupils are narrowed 24% —
pain in the fingers — 20%
aspiration of gastric contents 24% —
iron deficiency anemia in children — 20%
weakness of labor activity 23% —
small buttocks — 19%
emotional 37% 12%
neurological pain — 19%
delirium in a dream 23% —
changes in feces — 19%
intestinal resection 23% —
leg pain fever — 19%
anisocoria 23% —
memory impairment — 19%
hiv 23% —
high fever — 19%
different pupils 23% —
early development — 19%
acidification of urine 23% —
delayed puberty — 19%
muscle hypertonus 23% —
osteoporosis — 19%
cocaine addiction 23% —
microcytic anemia — 19%
left ventricular ejection fraction is increased 23% —
pathological fracture — 19%
renal anemia 22% —
limbs pain — 19%
toxic pulmonary edema 22% —
neurogenic pain — 19%
skin is tight 22% —
роды и вскармливание 14% 33%
sweating chest 22% —
a difficult teenager — 18%
pneumonia 31% 8%
ophthalmoplegia — 18%
intestinal spasms 21% —
tonic-clonic convulsions — 18%
appeal for an acute case 21% —
ganglia — 18%
weak ligaments 21% —
hears a noise — 18%
acute left ventricular failure 21% —
median nerve neuropathy — 18%
general intoxication syndrome 31% 8%
spleen infarction — 18%
hypovolemic shock 21% —
nausea and diarrhea — 18%
opium 21% —
rheumatism — 18%
dysfunction of the left lung 21% —
premature sexual development — 18%
forced situation 21% —
converging strabismus — 18%
bladder spasm 21% —
forgetfulness — 18%
apallic syndrome 21% —
progressive paralysis — 18%
vascular spasm 21% —
end-stage renal failure — 17%
irritability from pain 21% —
hemiplegia — 17%
difficulty urinating 21% —
cramps of the hands — 17%
weakness of the ligaments 20% —
diseases of infants — 17%
drug poisoning 31% 9%
rash on the torso — 17%
spasm of oddi's sphincter 20% —
fermentopathy — 17%
bronchial lesion 20% —
sensorineural — 17%
severe hypoxia 20% —
anamnesis ischemic stroke — 17%
magnesia 20% —
generalized epilepsy — 17%
pneumonia in the anamnesis 20% —
increased ESR — 17%
bradycardia 20% —
clonic cramps — 17%
light stun 20% —
diarrhea vomiting — 17%
sweats from pain 20% —
cataract — 17%
type of breathing is mixed 20% —
stunting — 17%
weak stream of urine 20% —
violation of the stool — 17%
head injury 20% —
bipolar disorder — 17%
skull fracture 20% —
impaired venous function 14% 31%
severe gas formation 20% —
joint pain — 16%
rumbling in the stomach 20% —
paralysis 11% 27%
chatty 20% —
children's speech — 16%
arrhythmia 38% 17%
abdominal pain 11% 27%

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