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Results: Differences General ✘Abuse of phenylpropanolamine✘Viral hepatitis D
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Distinctive symptoms
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poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 48% —
positive — 56%
propulsion 47% —
hepatitis D — 43%
fussiness 46% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 37%
neurological disorders 47% 7%
hepatitis c — 32%
head severe 37% —
viral hepatitis b — 31%
feeling of heaviness in the head 37% —
antigens to hepatitis B increased — 31%
takes antidepressants 35% —
bilirubin is elevated — 30%
ARVI 32% —
light stool — 29%
cough 30% —
hepatitis — 28%
addiction 46% 14%
hepatic coma — 27%
calcium 28% —
medicinal hepatitis — 27%
aching all over the body 40% 10%
liver dysfunction — 26%
euphoria 38% 10%
vaccination — 26%
family man 29% 5%
liver failure — 26%
encephalopathy 32% 15%
heaviness in the hypochondrium — 26%
pain chest 29% 12%
liver problems — 26%
heart dysfunction 26% 10%
dark urine — 25%
general weakness 30% 15%
gastrointestinal problems — 25%
headaches 27% 13%
high temperature — 23%
aching 28% 14%
fulminant hepatitis — 23%
damage to the nervous system 26% 14%
bitterness in the mouth — 22%
inflammation 24% 13%
hepatitis in the anamnesis — 22%
stage of recovery 26% 15%
hepatitis A — 22%
recovery period 26% 15%
stool mushy — 22%
drug disease 25% 19%
prolonged jaundice — 21%
acute liver failure — 21%
brown urine — 21%
cholestasis — 21%
feeling of heat — 21%
acute hepatitis — 20%
urine light — 20%
blood diseases — 20%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase — 20%
acute viral hepatitis — 20%
cirrhosis of the liver — 20%
sclerosing cholangitis — 20%
cholestatic hepatitis — 20%
coma — 19%
antigens to hepatitis B reduced — 19%
cytolysis syndrome — 19%
density is increased — 19%
increase ggtp — 19%
increased alt — 19%
yellow fever — 19%
amoebic liver abscess — 18%
feeling of bruising — 18%
hypertrophy biliary tract — 18%
intrahepatic cholestasis — 18%
listeriosis — 18%
cholangitis — 18%
jaundice — 18%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium — 18%
pain in the right hypochondrium — 18%
enlarged liver — 17%
nausea vomiting — 17%
abdominal distension a — 17%
Acholia — 17%
toxic hepatitis — 17%
increased ast — 17%
mononucleosis — 17%
abdominal distension — 17%
constant bloating — 17%
dark feces — 17%
hemorrhagic syndrome — 17%
chills — 17%
amoebiasis — 17%
yellow vomiting — 17%
liver pain — 17%
salmonellosis — 17%
hepatic encephalopathy — 17%
infectious mononucleosis — 17%
enlargement of the spleen — 16%
intestinal amoebiasis — 16%
hepatitis E — 16%
constant bitterness in the mouth — 16%
cancer of the large duodenal papilla — 16%
hyperlipidemia — 16%
gallbladder stones — 16%
increased cholesterol — 16%
liver cancer — 16%
right-sided symptoms — 16%
primary sclerosing cholangitis — 16%
yersiniosis — 16%
feces are grayish-white in color — 16%
enlargement of the liver and spleen — 16%
cramps in the fingers — 16%
viral hepatitis in pregnant women — 16%
liver abscess — 15%
colorless urine — 15%
gallbladder cancer — 15%
desire bitter — 15%
nausea — 15%
toxic liver — 15%
leukocytosis — 15%
violation of the stool — 15%
hypoproteinemia — 15%
medicinal hepatotoxicity — 15%
palpitations — 15%
intoxication — 15%
daytime fever — 15%
The skin is not — 15%
consequences of vaccinations — 15%
vomiting — 15%
yellow skin color — 15%
itchy skin — 15%
yellow sclera — 15%
dull pain in the right hypochondrium — 15%
paget 's cancer — 15%
the skin is dark — 15%
lymphocytosis — 15%
bleeding — 15%
stool with mucus and blood — 15%
general intoxication syndrome — 15%
childhood diseases — 15%
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 15%
decrease in ESR — 15%
acute condition — 15%
severe fever — 15%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood — 15%
bursting — 15%
moderate condition — 15%
skin problems — 14%
suppuration of the skin — 14%
pain in the gallbladder — 14%
constant nausea — 14%
digestive disorders — 14%
headache with weakness — 14%
tonsillitis — 14%
intestinal ulcer — 14%
paranoia — 14%
changes in the blood — 14%
there are no complaints — 14%
shortness of breath with meteorism — 14%
tachycardia — 14%
acute cholecystitis — 14%
pain in the right side of the abdomen — 14%
suspicion — 14%
liver necrosis — 14%
abdominal pain on the right — 14%
subfebrility — 14%
attacks of pain — 14%
consequences of infection — 14%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 14%
onset of illness — 14%
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium — 14%
dull pain in the liver — 13%
hemorrhagic diathesis — 13%
yellowness of mucous membranes — 13%
subacute condition — 13%
impaired spleen function — 13%
tuberculosis — 13%
the taste in the mouth is constant — 13%
impaired gastric function — 13%
history of surgery — 13%
dic syndrome — 13%
intestinal bleeding — 13%
lymphadenitis — 13%
acute abdomen — 13%
sweating is increased — 13%
acute pain — 13%
feeling the heat in the skin — 13%
leukopenia — 13%
chronic liver failure — 13%
constant weakness — 13%
soreness of the skin — 13%
sweat yellow — 13%
patient's condition — 13%
vomiting multiple — 13%
changes in feces — 13%
vomiting coffee grounds — 13%
emotional — 13%
quickly gets tired — 13%
high fever — 13%
necrosis — 13%
lowered — 13%

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