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Results: Differences General	✘Hemorrhagic disease of newborns	✘Hemolytic anemia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(5) 100%(1) General blood test 91%(4) 54%(26) Coagulogram 83%(1) 34%(2) General urine test 51%(0) 52%(8) Ultrasound of abdominal cavity — 50%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	25%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	33%
hypovitaminosis to	18%	—
hemoglobinuria	—	27%
vitamin K1 is lowered	18%	—
reticulocytosis	—	26%
hemorrhages on the skin	18%	—
increased ldh	—	25%
internal bleeding	17%	—
anemia	7%	32%
bruise	17%	—
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria	—	24%
blue skin	15%	—
hypertension	—	23%
antibiotics after birth	15%	—
taste of blood in the mouth	—	22%
cephalomatoma	14%	—
high temperature	—	22%
increased bleeding	14%	—
increase ggtp	—	22%
artificial feeding	14%	—
minkowski-shoffar disease	—	20%
petechiae	13%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	20%
intestinal dysbiosis in children	13%	—
hemolytic anemia	—	20%
patient's condition	19%	4%
aplastic anemia	—	19%
immaturity	12%	—
palpitations	—	18%
hemorrhagic stroke	12%	—
erythropenia	—	18%
willebrand 's disease	12%	—
erythrocytic anemia	—	18%
gastric bleeding	12%	—
prolonged fever	—	18%
small-point rash	12%	—
chronic condition	—	17%
bleeding ulcer	12%	—
erythrocytosis	—	16%
bruises on the body	12%	—
hemolytic jaundice	—	14%
stroke in children	12%	—
hemoglobinopathies	—	14%
apoplexy	12%	—
myelodysplastic syndrome	—	14%
intestinal bleeding	11%	—
ascites	—	14%
red rash	11%	—
splenectomy	—	13%
vomiting coffee grounds	11%	—
vinegar poisoning	—	13%
enteropathy	11%	—
hemolysis of erythrocytes	12%	25%
red rash on the body	11%	—
allgrove syndrome	—	13%
dehydration	11%	—
thalassemia	—	13%
asphyxia of newborns	11%	—
sickle cell anemia	—	12%
eclampsia	10%	—
impaired arterial function	—	12%
violation of the stool	10%	—
enlargement of the spleen	—	12%
subacute condition	10%	—
bilirubinuria	—	12%
eats inedible	10%	—
iron deficiency anemia	—	12%
severe childbirth	10%	—
chronic monocytic leukemia	—	12%
hypovolemic shock	10%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	11%
rupture duodenal dysfunction	10%	—
tachycardia	—	11%
blood loss	10%	—
dyspnea	—	11%
red fecal	10%	—
chronic anemia	—	11%
toxicosis of pregnancy in mom	10%	—
portal vein thrombosis	—	11%
nose nursing mom	10%	—
abdominal pain	—	11%
prolonged jaundice	10%	—
tonsillitis in leukemia	—	11%
consequences of childbirth	10%	—
hypochromia	—	11%
thick blood	10%	—
enlargement of the liver and spleen	—	11%
convulsive syndrome in children	9%	—
enlarged liver	—	11%
birth trauma	9%	—
oncology	—	11%
blood in feces	9%	—
hyperbilirubinemia	13%	24%
impaired function of the bile ducts	9%	—
hemoglobin increased	—	11%
hemophilic infection	9%	—
brown feces	—	10%
number of births has been reduced	9%	—
pulmonary hypertension	—	10%
worse in violation of the diet	9%	—
budd—chiari syndrome	—	10%
abdominal injuries	9%	—
immune hemolytic anemia	—	10%
pretending to be sick	9%	—
arsenic poisoning	—	10%
late pregnancy	9%	—
loves black	—	10%
dysbacteriosis	9%	—
basophilia	—	10%
abnormalities of intestinal development	9%	—
intestinal lymphoma	—	10%
liver failure	8%	—
portal hypertension	—	10%
premature birth	8%	—
calculous cholecystitis gallbladder stones	—	10%
rash on the body	8%	—
acute calculous cholecystitis	—	10%
premature babies	8%	—
drug poisoning	—	9%
malabsorption	8%	—
leukemia	—	9%
hysteria	8%	—
palpitations with shortness of breath	—	9%
dark feces	17%	7%
consequences of vaccinations	—	9%
suffocation	8%	—
leukopenia	—	9%
toxicosis	8%	—
secondary syphilis	—	9%
improper nutrition	8%	—
transferrin increase	—	9%
liver dysfunction	8%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	9%
intestinal mucosa	8%	—
calculous cholecystitis	—	9%
scratches	8%	—
weakness and palpitations	—	9%
pregnancy toxicosis	8%	—
hepatosplenomegaly	—	9%
bleeding	15%	5%
hyperphosphatemia	—	9%
history medical mother's	8%	—
polydactyly	—	9%
worse during day	7%	—
acute lymphoblastic leukemia	—	9%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	7%	—
acute venous thrombosis	—	9%
hepatitis	7%	—
crystalluria	—	9%
convulsions	7%	—
weakness when breathing	—	9%
vomiting	13%	4%
biliary colic	—	8%
yellowness of mucous membranes	15%	6%
enzymatic insufficiency	—	8%
traumatic shock	16%	7%
tingling in the side	—	8%
vomiting blood	14%	6%
chronic lymphocytic	—	8%
liver problems	12%	5%
heart dysfunction	—	8%
skin problems	13%	6%
lesion increased	—	8%
beriberi	13%	6%
gothic sky	—	8%
childhood diseases	14%	7%
chronic leukemia	—	8%
hemorrhagic diathesis	15%	8%
decrease in ESR	—	8%
trauma	14%	8%
post-traumatic shock	—	8%
stroke	11%	6%
proteinuria	—	8%
the skin is dark	11%	6%
porphyria	—	8%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	11%	7%
lymphocytic	—	8%
chronic kidney disease	—	8%
gallbladder stones with other cholecystitis	—	8%
black discharge	—	8%
postvaccinal reaction	—	8%
muscular dystonia	—	8%
infectious mononucleosis	—	8%
malaria	—	8%
decreased vitamin b9	—	8%
intoxication	—	8%
subfebrility	—	8%
malignant arterial hypertension	—	8%
consequences of surgery	—	8%
hypersplenism	—	8%
cylindruria	—	8%
rectal cancer	—	8%
rhesus conflict	—	8%
acute leukemia	—	8%
malocclusion	—	8%
general weakness	—	8%
curvature of the nose	—	8%
mononucleosis	—	8%
hemolytic disease of newborns	—	8%
anuria	—	8%
purulent sore throats	—	8%

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