Comparison results

✘Asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnant women

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General blood test	100%(17)	43%(3)
Blood biochemistry	54%(0)	10%(0)
Sex hormones	11%(1)	38%(2)
Coprogram	31%(0)	9%(1)

Distinctive symptoms

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40%

—

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11%

38%

kostman syndrome

34%

—

frequent sore throats in childhood

—

13%

schwachman-diamond syndrome

27%

—

chronic urethritis

—

13%

neutropenia

27%

—

asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnant women

—

12%

agranulocytosis

25%

—

changes in urine

—

12%

barth syndrome

25%

—

burning in the vagina

—

12%

gums inflamed

25%

—

vaginosis

—

12%

purulent otitis

24%

—

bacterial vaginosis

—

12%

frequent stomatitis

23%

—

acidification of urine

—

12%

stomatitis

23%

—

hydroureter

—

11%

boil

22%

—

gestational diabetes

—

11%

folliculitis

22%

—

sore throats in childhood

—

11%

pancreatopathy

21%

—

chronic cystitis

—

11%

acute otitis

21%

—

burning when urinating

—

11%

otitis

21%

—

discomfort when urinating

—

11%

frequent otitis

20%

—

vesicoureteral reflux

—

11%

omphalitis

20%

—

discomfort in the vagina

—

11%

absolute neutropenia

19%

—

retroperitoneal abscess

—

11%

bacteremia

19%

—

kidney stones

—

10%

abscesses on the gums

19%

—

there are no complaints

14%

sepsis

19%

—

low acidity

—

10%

suppuration of the skin

18%

—

hemolytic disease of newborns

—

10%

lazy

18%

—

convulsions pain

—

10%

myelodysplastic syndrome

18%

—

diabetes mellitus

—

10%

ear boil

18%

—

Friedlander 's pneumonia

—

10%

furunculosis

17%

—

smoking desire

—

pus in the gum

17%

—

He's been ill for a long time

—

pneumonia with sepsis

17%

—

anomalies of kidney development

—

high temperature

16%

—

vaginal

—

lymphadenitis

16%

—

scarlet

—

skin problems

16%

—

complications of childbirth

—

leukopenia

16%

—

infection genitourinary

—

lymphadenitis in children

15%

—

enlargement of the uterus

—

chediak-higashi syndrome

15%

—

pus in feces

—

pimples on the face

15%

—

metabolic syndrome

—

monocytosis

15%

—

1 pregnancy

—

acne

15%

—

alcohol is abusing

—

lags behind in the development

15%

—

vulva infections

—

acne face

14%

—

pregnancy complications

—

germanski-pudlak syndrome

14%

—

urination disorder

—

acute stomatitis

14%

—

rapid growth

—

enlargement of the spleen

14%

—

smokes

—

paraproctitis

14%

—

hypotension

—

early development

13%

—

high height

—

purulent peritonitis

13%

—

nephropathy

—

acute myeloid leukemia

13%

—

female pelvic organs

—

intestinal abscess

13%

—

burns

—

recurrent cystitis

13%

—

rapid reaction

—

rashes on the face

13%

—

consequences of infection

—

leukocytosis

12%

—

kidney disease

recurrent aphthous stomatitis

12%

—

purulent sore

10%

delay in physical development

12%

—

inflammation

11%

enlargement of the liver and spleen

12%

—

pus on the tonsils

class xii diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue

12%

—

sore

acute urethritis

12%

—

chronic tonsillitis

gum diseases

12%

—

violation of the chair

peritonitis

12%

—

cystitis

fever of unclear genesis

12%

—

pyelonephritis

hepatosplenomegaly

12%

—

anaerobic infection

posttransfusion complications

11%

—

urethritis

10%

placental abnormalities

11%

—

purulent discharge from the urethra

11%

The skin is not

11%

—

chronic kidney disease

bacterial meningitis

10%

—

frequent colds

congenital dyskeratosis

10%

—

meningitis

10%

—

paraproctitis in children

10%

—

scratches

10%

—

chronic otitis

10%

—

volume of spleen is increased

10%

—

anomalies of labor activity

10%

—

bronchopneumonia in children

10%

—

a boil in a child

10%

—

acute leukemia

10%

—

lung abscess

10%

—

bacterial enteritis

10%

—

ulcer on the gum

10%

—

serum sickness

10%

—

cardiomyopathy

10%

—

consequences of taking medications

10%

—

periods of exacerbation

10%

—

abscess

19%

gastroenteritis

—

consequences of vaccinations

—

catarrhal gingivitis

—

vulgar ektima

—

family man

—

erosive gastritis

—

leukemia

—

soft tissue abscess

—

methylmalonic aciduria

—

recurrent boils

—

enteritis

—

phlegmon

—

duncan's disease

—

acute gingivitis

—

otitis media in children

—

catarrhal stomatitis

—

damage to the nervous system

—

eosinophilia

—

acute duodenitis

—

necrosis

—

skin condition

—

feeling of bruising

—

childhood diseases

17%

gingivitis in children

—

abdominal muscle pain

—

congenital heart

—

congestive kidney

—

wounds heal poorly

—

heaviness in the anus

—

sick with high temperatures

—

oily skin

—

weakening of immunity

—

increased gamma globulins

—

albinism

—

otitis is viral

—

purulent sinusitis

—

ulcers on the skin

—

erosion of teeth

—

delayed speech development

—

hypogammaglobulinemia

—

bacterial pneumonia

18%

gastritis

—

stomatitis in children

—

insufficiency of the external secretory function of the pancreas

—

rough skin

—

mental retardation

—

catarrhal otitis

—

duodenitis

—

hip dysplasia

—

pneumonia

17%

preschool age

—

chronic runny

—

fever abdominal pain

—

purulent bronchitis

—

reaction to manta rays

—

bronchopneumonia

—

quickly gets tired

—

periodontitis

—

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