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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Viral hepatitis in pregnant womenAppendicitis during pregnancy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(16)54%(5)
Sex hormones 19%(1)57%(3)
Ultrasound of the organ 12%(0)27%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 59%
viral hepatitis in pregnant women 35%
pain in the right groin 44%
hepatitis D 33%
appendicitis 43%
hepatitis A 31%
acute appendicitis 42%
chronic viral hepatitis 30%
appendicitis during pregnancy 39%
hepatitis chronic 30%
intra-abdominal abscesses 39%
cholestasis 28%
роды и вскармливание 19% 57%
hepatitis c 25%
appendicular infiltrate 38%
liver dysfunction 24%
phlegmonous appendicitis 37%
viral hepatitis b 24%
pain over the pubic 36%
positive 24%
purulent peritonitis 36%
viral hepatitis 23%
intestinal paresis 36%
fecal color brown 23%
vomiting once 35%
hypomotor biliary dyskinesia 23%
history of laparoscopic surgery 34%
feces are grayish-white in color 22%
phlegmon 34%
brown urine 22%
pain in the groin area 33%
acute viral hepatitis 22%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 32%
hepatitis 22%
appendicular abscess 32%
acute hepatitis 21%
pain in the right side 32%
acholic feces 21%
ascites 32%
liver problems 20%
abdominal pain on the right 31%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 19%
acute abdomen 31%
umbilical 19%
paralytic syndrome 31%
cytolysis syndrome 18%
intestinal obstruction 31%
grey urine 18%
soreness during palpation of small pelvis 31%
brown feces 18%
abdominal pain 30%
pasteurellosis 18%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 30%
enlarged liver 18%
appendicitis in children 30%
yellow feces 18%
pileflebitis 29%
nymphomania 18%
abscess 29%
obstetric peritonitis 17%
predominant right 29%
postpartum sepsis 17%
catarrhal appendicitis 29%
urobilinogen lowered 17%
pain in the right leg 28%
distension of the upper abdomen 17%
paresis 27%
stagnation 16%
consequences of surgery 27%
stool after the day 16%
defense of abdominal muscles 27%
greenish feces 16%
small intestine resection 26%
leukopenia 16%
consequences of taking medications 24%
changing the color of feces 16%
pain in the intestines 24%
transverse position of the fetus 16%
surgical infections 24%
urine light 15%
intestinal resection 24%
placenta previa 15%
left-sided symptoms 22%
yellow skin color 15%
abdominal pregnancy 22%
mushy feces 15%
stiffness in the joints 22%
monocytosis 15%
pain in the left side 22%
bilirubinuria 15%
peritonitis 11% 33%
narrow pelvis 15%
pain in the side 22%
postpartum infections 15%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 22%
pelvioperitonitis 15%
pain when touched 22%
increase ggtp 15%
pain in the lower abdomen on the right 21%
bitterness in the mouth 15%
abdominal surgery 21%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 14%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8% 29%
mucous diarrhea 14%
postoperative peritonitis 21%
heaviness in the epigastric 14%
threat of miscarriage 21%
consequences of abdominal trauma 14%
symptoms from left to right 20%
general intoxication syndrome 14%
acute shock 20%
pain chest 14%
gestational pyelonephritis 20%
toxicosis of pregnancy in mom 14%
pain when turning to the side 20%
destructive behavior 14%
constipation 20%
decrease in ESR 14%
fecal stone 20%
post-traumatic shock 14%
oncology 19%
yellowness of mucous membranes 14%
inflammatory infiltrate 19%
itchy skin 14%
intestinal abscess 19%
biochemical pregnancy 14%
pain in the right hypochondrium 19%
chest pain on the right 14%
stomach pain 19%
aching all over the body 13%
right-sided symptoms 11% 30%
abdominal distension 13%
pain in the navel area 19%
viral diarrhea 13%
pain from sudden movements 18%
insecurity feeling 13%
pain in the navel area 18%
feeling of bruising 13%
anesthesia 18%
skewed pelvis 13%
pain in the left leg 18%
posthemorrhagic anemia 13%
abdominal compartment syndrome 18%
natural childbirth 13%
intestinal colic 18%
abdominal distension a 13%
nausea vomiting 18%
hypertrophy biliary tract 24% 9%
bacteremia 18%
biliary dyskinesia 13%
nausea from pain 18%
croup 13%
wandering abdominal pain 18%
food poisoning 12%
local peritonitis 18%
decrease in albumin 12%
acute pain 17%
increased alt 12%
sudden pain 17%
neutropenia 12%
ovarian cyst during pregnancy 17%
bursting 12%
muscle stretching 17%
high-risk pregnancy 12%
impaired function of the small intestine 11% 28%
dic syndrome 12%
worse at 12 o'clock 17%
prolonged insomnia 12%
low acidity 17%
hyperbilirubinemia 12%
congestion purulent wounds 17%
lymphocytosis 12%
wound inflammation 17%
hepatosis 12%
effects of taking antibiotics 17%
weak joints 12%
retroperitoneal phlegmon 17%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 12%
worse from sudden movements 17%
caesarean section 12%
vacuum 17%
traumatic shock 12%
pain in the perineum 17%
birth trauma 12%
purulent appendicitis 16%
preeclampsia 12%
worse after 17 hours 16%
abdominal injuries 12%
worse during day 16%
caesarean section in the anamnesis 12%
abdominal pain near the navel 16%
intoxication 20% 6%
gastritis with low acidity 16%
worse during sleep 11%
nausea with fever 16%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 11%
infected wounds 16%
eating and drinking 11%
from left to right 16%
liver failure 11%
deep vein thrombosis 16%

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