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Results: Differences General ✘Diamond-Blackfen Anemia✘Dysentery in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(17)100%(2)
Blood biochemistry 71%(5)—
Coprogram 5%(1)66%(7)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 31%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —55%
aplastic anemia 29% —
diarrhea with blood — 48%
antinuclear factor 27% —
liquid stool 5% 43%
aplastic anemia in children 23% —
diarrhea 5% 43%
leukopenia 18% —
chronic dysentery — 29%
posttransfusion complications 17% —
chilly — 28%
underdevelopment 16% —
acute dysentery — 27%
allgrove syndrome 15% —
diarrhea with mucus — 21%
splenectomy 14% —
bacterial dysentery — 21%
thrombocytopenia 14% —
diarrhea in a child — 21%
history of surgery 14% —
patient's condition 9% 30%
erythrocytic anemia 14% —
colitis in children — 20%
orbital hypertelorism 13% —
stool with mucus — 19%
erythropoietin increased 13% —
stool with mucus and blood — 18%
microcephaly 13% —
enterocolitis in children — 18%
anemia, unspecified 13% —
gastritis in children — 18%
anemia and weakness 13% —
salmonellosis in children — 18%
pancytopenia 12% —
escherichiosis — 18%
serum sickness 12% —
colitis — 17%
leukemia 11% —
greenish feces — 17%
reticulocytopenia 11% —
violation of the stool — 17%
rapid reaction 11% —
blood in feces — 17%
erythrocytosis 11% —
loose stools with mucus — 17%
liver problems 11% —
food poisoning in a child — 16%
acute myeloid leukemia 11% —
tenesmus — 16%
nose large eyes 11% —
the stool is green liquid — 16%
oncology 11% —
intestinal infection — 15%
myelodysplastic syndrome 10% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 15%
allergy 10% —
rectal prolapse in children — 15%
pale skin 10% —
vomiting once — 15%
glaucoma and cataracts 10% —
acute colitis — 15%
delusion 9% —
childhood diseases — 15%
thin child 9% —
gastritis — 15%
trembling with increased pressure 9% —
stool three times a day — 14%
mucous membranes are pale 9% —
enterocolitis — 14%
remission 9% —
artificial feeding — 14%
herpes 9% —
inflammation — 14%
history of laparoscopic surgery 9% —
intestinal infection in children — 14%
blue veins 9% —
pus in feces — 14%
erythropenia 9% —
acute duodenitis — 14%
acute leukemia 9% —
inflammation of the stomach — 14%
reticulocytosis 9% —
2 children — 14%
thin 9% —
enteritis — 13%
a history of organ transplantation 9% —
open bite — 13%
micrognathia 9% —
gastroenteritis — 13%
ptosis of the upper eyelids 9% —
enteritis in children — 13%
fatigue from life 9% —
cardiorenal syndrome in children — 13%
pain in the vessels of the head 8% —
duodenitis — 13%
rashes on the head 8% —
gastroduodenitis in children — 13%
immunodeficiency 8% —
dysentery in children — 13%
increase in creatinine 8% —
diarrhea green — 13%
heavy weight 8% —
crohn's disease in children — 13%
intoxication with iron preparations 8% —
streaks of blood in feces — 13%
electrolyte balance disorders 8% —
diarrhea with stool blood — 13%
allergic rash 8% —
hemolytic-uremic syndrome — 13%
cataract 8% —
acute enterocolitis — 12%
daytime fever 8% —
ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis — 12%
osteosarcoma 8% —
peritonitis in children — 12%
pigmentation of teeth 8% —
otitis media in children — 12%
glaucoma 8% —
diathesis — 12%
harelip 8% —
gastroenterocolitis — 12%
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria 8% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 12%
strabismus 8% —
yersiniosis — 12%
hemoglobin increased 8% —
toxicosis — 12%
impaired spleen function 8% —
dehydration in children — 12%
enlarged liver 8% —
chronic peritonitis — 12%
bilirubin is elevated 8% —
feeling of bruising — 12%
increased 16% 6%
perforation of the colon — 12%
superficial veins 8% —
hemorrhagic gastritis — 12%
anemia 20% 10%
vitamin K1 is lowered — 11%
blue skin 7% —
digestive weakness — 11%
rash on the scalp 7% —
hypovitaminosis to — 11%
nausea with increased pressure 7% —
rectal bleeding — 11%
congenital aplasia of the skin 7% —
area stool several times a day — 11%
hemarthrosis 7% —
amoebiasis — 11%
better in afternoon 7% —
viral enteritis — 11%
hemochromatosis 7% —
megacolon — 11%
hair anomalies 7% —
bacterial enteritis — 11%
hypotonic crisis 7% —
salmonellosis — 11%
onychodystrophy 7% —
prolapse of the rectum — 11%
systemic mycosis 7% —
abundance of mucus — 11%
consequences of taking medications 7% —
weakness after diarrhea — 11%
tingling in the hands 7% —
broths — 11%
head tremor 7% —
pain of the muscles of the body — 11%
increased ferritin 7% —
chronic enteritis — 11%
quincke 7% —
watery diarrhea — 11%
papules 7% —
abdominal muscle pain — 11%
pneumocystis pneumonia 7% —
pulling abdominal pain — 10%
early gray 7% —
severe nausea — 10%
nausea and vomiting in the morning 7% —
rickets — 10%
high fever 7% —
croup — 10%
very high fever 7% —
otitis media — 10%
gynecomastia 7% —
fecal vomiting — 10%
scalp soreness 7% —
viral diarrhea — 10%
fever activity 7% —
chronic colitis — 10%
tingling in the fingers 7% —
fever abdominal pain — 10%
hypotrophy 7% —
pneumonia in children — 10%
fungal mycosis 7% —
stool delay — 10%
leukoplakia 7% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 10%
decreased ferritin 7% —
fever diarrhea — 10%
bone defects 7% —
uremia — 10%

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