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Results: Differences General ✘Food poisoning in a child✘Salmonellosis in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(4)100%(18)
General urine test 10%(1)63%(7)
General blood test —72%(18)
ECG —59%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 42%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —54%
poisoning by pale toadstool 36% —
salmonellosis — 41%
food poisoning 53% 15%
enlarged liver — 33%
diarrhea 62% 28%
fever abdominal pain — 27%
unformed feces 60% 28%
pain in the intestines — 26%
poisoning by poisonous plants 29% —
sharp abdominal pain — 25%
diarrhea with blood 41% 12%
abundant stool — 25%
diarrhea with mucus 42% 15%
typhoid fever — 25%
eating with hands 19% —
sharp pain in the stomach — 24%
hallucinations 17% —
prolonged defecation — 24%
pyoderma 16% —
feeling of heat in the stomach — 24%
intestinal dysbiosis in children 16% —
profuse diarrhea — 24%
convulsive syndrome in children 16% —
cholera — 23%
euphoria 16% —
acute abdominal pains — 23%
boils on the face 16% —
stomach cramping pain — 23%
k29 6 other gastritis 16% —
digestive disorders — 23%
botulism 16% —
pain in the navel area — 22%
purulent mastitis 16% —
immunodeficiency — 22%
panaritium 16% —
stomach pain — 22%
diarrhea from dairy 16% —
abdominal pain near the navel — 22%
diarrhea colic 16% —
acute pain — 22%
desire tea 16% —
fish poisoning — 21%
intoxication 40% 22%
bloating — 21%
headache in the crown 15% —
greenish feces — 21%
dry skin of the face 15% —
leukocytosis — 21%
coma in a child 14% —
pain in the navel area — 21%
streptodermia 14% —
prolonged diarrhea — 21%
mastitis 14% —
increased — 20%
proteus syndrome 14% —
rotovirus — 20%
pseudomembranous colitis 14% —
difficult defecation — 20%
likes sweets 13% —
oliguria — 20%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 13% —
chills — 19%
nausea from water 13% —
damage to the nervous system — 19%
indomitable vomiting 13% —
onset of illness — 19%
diarrhea yellow 13% —
intestinal mucosa — 19%
furunculosis 13% —
tenesmus — 19%
intestinal colic 13% —
gastroenterocolitis — 19%
yellow vomiting 13% —
acute colitis — 19%
abstinence 13% —
rotavirus gastroenteritis — 19%
purulent sore throats 13% —
abdominal pain after diarrhea 11% 29%
abdominal pain after eating 13% —
little urine — 18%
intestinal abscess 12% —
pain due to flatulence — 18%
pneumonia in the anamnesis 12% —
viral enteritis — 18%
hepatitis A 12% —
often sick child — 18%
nausea after eating 12% —
primary immunodeficiency — 18%
pale face 12% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 18%
time to do anything says slowly 12% —
pain when touched — 18%
gastric resection 12% —
diuresis is reduced — 17%
acute liver failure 12% —
high fever — 17%
subacute septic endocarditis 12% —
aching — 17%
discharge from the anus 12% —
pain in the sigmoid colon — 17%
poisoning with fly agaric 12% —
viral diarrhea — 17%
transparent skin 12% —
mucus in feces — 17%
bronchospasm 12% —
abdominal pain when pressing — 17%
thin child 12% —
eosinophilia — 16%
tension in the head 11% —
feeling of heat 8% 24%
acute hepatitis 11% —
bloating pain — 16%
dark eyes 11% —
little mucus in the stool — 16%
boil 11% —
appendicitis — 16%
abdominal pain during meals 11% —
frequent colds in kindergarten — 15%
headache tension 11% —
acute renal failure — 15%
acute viral hepatitis 11% —
main complaint is constipation — 15%
pneumococcal infection 11% —
temperature with chills — 15%
purulent rashes on the skin 11% —
intestinal bleeding — 15%
colic 11% —
acute duodenitis 16% 31%
tonsillitis 11% —
blood in feces — 15%
viral pneumonia 11% —
frequent colds — 15%
take it, take it 11% —
low voice — 15%
eats often 11% —
metabolic acidosis — 15%
dependence on food 10% —
pain in the intestines — 15%
premature babies 10% —
acute gastroenterocolitis — 15%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 10% —
no feeling of hunger — 15%
arrhythmia tachycardia 10% —
fecal color with a greenish tinge — 15%
liver failure 10% —
abundance of mucus — 15%
streptococci 10% —
enterocolitis — 15%
general tension 10% —
intestinal spasms — 15%
hypotrophy 10% —
trauma — 14%
viral hepatitis b 10% —
gastroduodenitis 16% 30%
bacterial pneumonia 10% —
trichinosis — 14%
rash pustules 10% —
periodic illness — 14%
effects of smoking 10% —
diarrhea with foam — 14%
effects of poisoning 10% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 9% 23%
viral hepatitis 9% —
worse at 12 o'clock — 14%
children's speech 9% —
acute abdomen 10% 24%
arrhythmia 9% —
anemia — 14%
speech slurred 9% —
meningitis — 14%
smokes 9% —
no voice — 14%
exhaustion after illness 9% —
bleeding — 14%
thin 9% —
sweat with chills — 14%
anuria 17% 7%
fetid diarrhea — 14%
exhaustion 8% —
high temperature 11% 25%
poisoning with wolf berries 7% —
low acidity — 14%
desire for sweet tea 7% —
acute appendicitis — 14%
spicy food 18% 9%
acute enterocolitis — 14%
vomiting during meals 16% 7%
artificial feeding — 14%
food is poorly digested 16% 7%
weakening of immunity — 14%
vomiting bile 16% 7%
there is a fever in the whole body — 14%
vomiting food 16% 7%
abdominal pain 12% 26%
suppuration of the skin 13% 5%
by erosion of the stomach — 14%
dehydration in children 20% 12%
duodenitis 15% 29%
green vomit 18% 10%
at bloating of the lower abdomen — 13%

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