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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic viral hepatitis✘Withdrawal syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(12)61%(5)
General blood test 10%(4)67%(4)
ECG —66%(0)
General urine test —60%(6)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
hepatitis chronic 48% —
alcohol dependence — 86%
can't refuse 36% —
addiction — 58%
fearfulness 34% —
hangover syndrome — 51%
hepatitis 34% —
withdrawal syndrome — 38%
likes order 33% —
poor sleep — 35%
responsible 31% —
alcoholic psychosis — 34%
chronic viral hepatitis 23% —
lack of will — 34%
desire to control 22% —
infectious psychoses — 32%
effects of shock 20% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 30%
hepatitis D 19% —
hallucinations — 30%
hepatitis c 18% —
hears voices — 28%
nausea from fatty foods 17% —
dry mouth — 27%
burp fat 17% —
delirium — 26%
asia-syndrome 17% —
madness — 26%
dullness 17% —
confusion of consciousness — 26%
nausea after fatty 17% —
tremor — 26%
hypertrophy biliary tract 16% —
senile psychosis — 25%
cholestasis 16% —
consumes alcohol — 25%
digestive disorders 16% —
epileptic psychosis — 24%
diabetic cardiomyopathy 15% —
convulsions — 24%
hepatitis E 15% —
visual hallucinations — 23%
choleretic 15% —
ars syndrome — 22%
tendency to diarrhea 14% —
opium addiction — 22%
intolerant to fatty foods 14% —
brain damage — 21%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 14% —
vomiting — 21%
jaundice 14% —
tremor of the hands — 20%
bacteremia 13% —
body tremor — 20%
redness of the skin of the chest 13% —
sad — 20%
hemorrhagic syndrome 13% —
terrible dreams — 20%
yellow stool 13% —
gaye-wernicke syndrome — 19%
acute viral hepatitis 13% —
head injury — 19%
small-point rash 12% —
alcoholism and drug addiction — 19%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 12% —
agitation — 19%
crystalluria 12% —
binge — 19%
takayasu's disease 12% —
chronic condition — 19%
aching eyes 12% —
traumatic brain injury — 19%
headache before bedtime 12% —
vomiting blood — 19%
acute hepatitis 12% —
sweating is increased 2% 21%
hepatosplenomegaly 12% —
effects of drugs 9% 27%
sepsis 12% —
epilepsy attacks — 18%
intestinal phlegmon 12% —
alcoholic epilepsy — 18%
increase ggtp 12% —
auditory illusions — 18%
liver desire 11% —
drowsy intoxication — 18%
head sweats in sleep 11% —
epilepsy — 17%
subfebrility 11% —
hypertension — 17%
swelling of the upper part belly 11% —
angry and irritable — 17%
tendency to bleed 11% —
barbituromania — 17%
nausea meteorism belching 11% —
anxiety at night — 17%
positive 11% —
prolonged insomnia — 17%
congestion belching 11% —
abuse of lsd — 17%
cholestatic hepatitis 11% —
diarrhea 2% 19%
enlarged liver 11% —
suicidal thoughts — 16%
when falling asleep sweats 11% —
angry — 16%
red rash 11% —
attacks of pain 7% 23%
liver spots on the skin 11% —
headaches — 16%
digestion is normal 11% —
paranoia — 16%
bitterness in the mouth 11% —
toxic encephalopathy — 16%
viral arthritis 11% —
chronic insomnia — 16%
autoimmune hepatitis 11% —
vomiting bile — 16%
dermatomyositis 11% —
worried due to pain — 15%
gynecomastia 11% —
need for alcohol — 15%
chronic peritonitis 11% —
fidgety — 15%
increased gamma globulins 11% —
voice disorders — 15%
the desire to inflict pain 11% —
state of exacerbation — 15%
bloating 11% —
unspecified mental disorders — 15%
behcet's disease 11% —
mysticism — 15%
varicose veins of the legs 25% 12%
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder — 15%
venous mesh on legs 25% 12%
elderly patients — 15%
enlargement of the spleen 11% —
intense longing — 15%
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus 10% —
korsakov 's psychosis — 15%
red palms 10% —
liquid stool 3% 18%
connective tissue weakness 10% —
stones in the bladder — 15%
gases in the stomach 10% —
patient's condition 6% 21%
decreased libido 10% —
presses — 15%
chronic glomerulonephritis 10% —
onset of illness — 15%
glomerulonephritis 10% —
convulsions in the anamnesis — 14%
dilated capillaries 10% —
lower back pain on the left — 14%
systemic vasculitis 10% —
acute condition — 14%
accumulation of gases in the stomach 10% —
diarrhea from excitement — 14%
rashes on the chest 10% —
shortened cycle — 14%
nausea belching 10% —
long qt syndrome — 14%
vascular asterisks 10% —
drug disease — 14%
is irritable weakness 10% —
bitterness — 14%
irritability from fatigue 10% —
anxiety attack — 14%
rashes on the palms 10% —
pain under the lower ribs — 14%
nodular periarteritis 10% —
head established magnesium deficiency — 14%
rash on the nose 10% —
depressed mood — 14%
greasy stools 10% —
suicide — 14%
burping with food 10% —
benzodiazepine abuse — 14%
prolonged jaundice 10% —
loose stools when agitated — 14%
digestion of belching 10% —
bouts of irritability — 14%
heaviness in the epigastric 10% —
anxiety — 14%
belching with meteorism 10% —
central pontine myelinolysis — 14%
veins swelling on the legs 24% 12%
fear of heart disease — 14%
veins bloating 23% 11%
fears of anxiety — 14%
digestion bloating 9% —
facial tics — 14%
liver cancer 9% —
drowsiness during the day insomnia at night — 14%
uveit 9% —
takes antidepressants — 14%
weak joints 9% —
tics — 14%
night sweating 9% —
psycho - organic syndrome — 14%

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