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Results: Differences General ✘Dystrophy in children✘Viral hepatitis in pregnant women
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Distinctive symptoms
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dystrophy 88% —
viral hepatitis in pregnant women — 35%
thin 38% —
hepatitis D — 33%
exhaustion 31% —
hepatitis A — 31%
hypotrophy in children 29% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 30%
hypostatura 25% —
hepatitis chronic — 30%
indifference to children 23% —
cholestasis — 28%
sagging skin 23% —
hepatitis c — 25%
arvi during pregnancy 21% —
viral hepatitis b — 24%
paratrophy 19% —
positive — 24%
oily skin 18% —
liver dysfunction — 24%
childhood diseases 17% —
viral hepatitis — 23%
little breast milk 17% —
fecal color brown — 23%
oily facial skin 16% —
hypomotor biliary dyskinesia — 23%
purulent genyantritis 15% —
feces are grayish-white in color — 22%
a grumpy child 15% —
acute viral hepatitis — 22%
changes in the blood 15% —
hepatitis — 22%
improper nutrition 15% —
brown urine — 22%
apathy 15% —
acholic feces — 21%
hypoproteinemia 15% —
acute hepatitis — 21%
better from milk 15% —
liver problems — 20%
thin skin 15% —
heaviness in the hypochondrium — 19%
decreased amylase 15% —
umbilical — 19%
reduction of ldh 15% —
grey urine — 18%
fat baby 15% —
cytolysis syndrome — 18%
on the skin of the anterior abdominal wall 14% —
recovery period — 18%
lags behind in the development 14% —
enlarged liver — 18%
abnormalities of stomach development 14% —
nymphomania — 18%
adenocarcinoma of the colon 14% —
yellow feces — 18%
weakness apathy 14% —
stage of recovery — 18%
hirschsprung 's disease 14% —
pasteurellosis — 18%
blood thickening 14% —
brown feces — 18%
reduced lactation 14% —
obstetric peritonitis — 17%
polyps of the colon 13% —
postpartum sepsis — 17%
sprue 13% —
increased — 17%
short height 13% —
distension of the upper abdomen — 17%
irritability 13% —
urobilinogen lowered — 17%
stomach polyps 13% —
transverse position of the fetus — 16%
intolerant gluten 13% —
leukopenia — 16%
reduction of ast 13% —
nausea without vomiting — 16%
genyantritis 13% —
vomiting in pregnant — 16%
nose nursing mom 13% —
changing the color of feces — 16%
decrease in alkaline phosphatase 13% —
greenish feces — 16%
alt reduction 13% —
stool after the day — 16%
lactation period 13% —
stagnation — 16%
irritability during 13% —
jaundice — 15%
megacolon 13% —
placenta previa — 15%
body skin dry 13% —
narrow pelvis — 15%
dystrophic keratitis 13% —
postpartum infections — 15%
irritability in the child 13% —
mushy feces — 15%
dependence on the mother 12% —
pelvioperitonitis — 15%
takes care of relatives 12% —
yellow skin color — 15%
fetoplacental insufficiency 12% —
bilirubinuria — 15%
muscle weakness 12% —
monocytosis — 15%
child's poor appetite 12% —
urine light — 15%
gastric adenocarcinoma 12% —
increase ggtp — 15%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 12% —
hypertrophy biliary tract 9% 24%
skin dystrophy 12% —
bitterness in the mouth — 15%
decreased lipase 12% —
mucous diarrhea — 14%
cholecystopancreatitis 12% —
yellowness of mucous membranes — 14%
mucoviscidosis 12% —
chest pain on the right — 14%
digestion gastritis 12% —
general intoxication syndrome — 14%
the heart tones are muted 12% —
pain chest — 14%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 12% —
heaviness in the epigastric — 14%
stomach cancer 12% —
biochemical pregnancy — 14%
pale face 12% —
decrease in ESR — 14%
exhaustion after illness 12% —
destructive behavior — 14%
chronic pneumonia 11% —
consequences of abdominal trauma — 14%
skin irritation 11% —
post-traumatic shock — 14%
hypochromia 11% —
heaviness in the right hypochondrium — 14%
iron deficiency anemia 11% —
itchy skin — 14%
violation of pulmonary circulation 11% —
biliary dyskinesia — 13%
erythrocytic anemia 11% —
history of surgery — 13%
effects of overwork 11% —
insecurity feeling — 13%
passive smoking 11% —
skewed pelvis — 13%
sinusitis 11% —
abdominal distension a — 13%
heaviness in the body 11% —
acute condition — 13%
j98 4 other lung lesions 11% —
feeling of bruising — 13%
consequences of a viral infection 11% —
vomiting — 13%
adynamia 11% —
posthemorrhagic anemia — 13%
heart dysfunction 11% —
viral diarrhea — 13%
effects of drugs 11% —
aching all over the body — 13%
intestinal polyp 11% —
deterioration from overheating — 13%
up circulatory disorders 11% —
abdominal distension — 13%
keratopathy 11% —
natural childbirth — 13%
abnormalities of intestinal development 11% —
croup — 13%
stomach tumors 11% —
bursting — 12%
grumpy 11% —
high-risk pregnancy — 12%
tumors of the large intestine 11% —
prolonged insomnia — 12%
fetal hypoxia 11% —
difficult defecation — 12%
dysbacteriosis 11% —
neutropenia — 12%
emotional burnout 11% —
increased alt — 12%
harelip 11% —
weak joints — 12%
lactation problems 11% —
there are no complaints — 12%
drowsiness 10% —
lymphocytosis — 12%
nervous excitability 10% —
change in appetite — 12%
inflammation of the kidneys 10% —
deterioration during pregnancy — 12%
low body temperature 10% —
abdominal injuries — 12%
gastritis 10% —
birth trauma — 12%
growth disorders in children 10% —
caesarean section in the anamnesis — 12%
intestinal tumor 10% —
caesarean section — 12%

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