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Results: Differences General	✘Lightning eels	✘Acute dysentery
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(5) 100%(5)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	41%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	27%
acne face	22%	—
acute dysentery	—	22%
pimples on the face	10%	—
inconclusive urge to defecate	—	18%
rash on the torso	10%	—
defecation painful	—	17%
acne	10%	—
tenesmus	—	17%
rashes on the face	9%	—
abdominal pain on the left	—	17%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	9%	—
stool with mucus	—	16%
skin problems	9%	—
improvement after defecation	—	16%
papules	8%	—
pain in the left half of the abdomen	—	15%
painful appearance	8%	—
blood after defecation	—	15%
conducting an inspection	7%	—
abdominal pain	—	15%
onset of illness	7%	—
pain in the sigmoid colon	—	15%
impaired lung function	7%	—
abdominal pain during defecation	—	15%
acute condition	7%	—
liquid stool	—	14%
kidney diseases	7%	—
pain in the intestines	—	14%
drug disease	7%	—
violation of the stool	—	14%
the fast man	7%	—
pain in the lower abdomen on the left	—	14%
anemia	7%	—
pain in the left side of the body	—	14%
consequences of taking medications	6%	—
pain in the left groin	—	13%
inflammation	6%	—
pain gives in the groin	—	13%
abdominal pain after water	—	13%
stool with mucus and blood	—	13%
pain after stool	—	13%
stool meager	—	13%
high temperature	—	12%
abdominal pain at night	—	12%
area stool several times a day	—	12%
headache with chills	—	11%
overlaid tongue	—	11%
abdominal pain on the right	—	11%
better in afternoon	—	11%
stool delay	—	11%
stomach cramping pain	—	11%
severe chills	—	11%
better after diarrhea	—	11%
pain all over the stomach	—	11%
fever with muscle pain	—	10%
fever with pain in the joints	—	10%
tension in the head	—	10%
chlorine	—	10%
vomiting even from water	—	10%
fluid in the abdomen	—	10%
pronounced tachycardia	—	10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	10%
lower abdominal pain	—	10%
joint pain in the muscle	—	10%
external bleeding	—	10%
daytime fever	—	10%
headache tension	—	10%
pain over the pubic	—	10%
tension type headache	—	10%
pus in feces	—	10%
blood in feces	—	10%
intoxication	—	10%
stool in the morning	—	10%
fecal vomiting	—	10%
headache at temperature	—	9%
left-sided symptoms	—	9%
subfebrility	—	9%
intestinal bleeding	—	9%
very high fever	—	9%
impaired function of the large intestine	—	9%
abdominal pain with vomiting	—	9%
lowered	—	9%
increased ESR	—	9%
general tension	—	9%
pain in the groin area	—	9%
predominant right	—	9%
neutrophilosis	—	9%
blood diseases	—	9%
fluid in the abdominal cavity	—	9%
heart low blood pressure	—	9%
abundant stool	—	9%
spasmodic pain	—	9%
vomiting blood	—	9%
hypotension	—	8%
tachycardia	—	8%
convulsions	—	8%
palpitations	—	8%
patient is motionless	—	8%
general intoxication syndrome	—	8%
pain throughout the body	—	8%
moderate condition	—	8%
dehydration	—	8%
severe fever	—	8%
better at night	—	8%
chills	—	8%
diarrhea	—	8%
muscle pain	—	8%
high fever	—	8%
bleeding	—	7%
headaches	—	7%
attacks of pain	—	7%
feeling of heat	—	7%
gastrointestinal problems	—	7%
there are no complaints	—	7%
vomiting	—	7%
abdominal pain is better after defecation	—	6%
patient's condition	6%	11%
increased	6%	9%
joint diseases	7%	8%
joint pain	8%	8%

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