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Results: Differences General ✘Hyperthermic syndrome in children✘Hepatic coma
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Distinctive symptoms
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hyperthermic syndrome in children 50% —
mushroom poisoning — 48%
feeling of heat 27% —
coma — 38%
high temperature 26% —
liver failure — 36%
high fever 24% —
alcoholic hepatitis — 34%
childhood diseases 23% —
primary biliary cirrhosis — 34%
limbs warm 22% —
alcoholic liver disease — 34%
internal heat 21% —
viral hepatitis — 31%
cold skin 21% —
hypoproteinemia — 30%
rapid breathing 21% —
gastric bleeding — 30%
hallucinations 21% —
no consciousness — 30%
colds with temperatures 21% —
food poisoning — 30%
vascular spasm 21% —
liver problems — 30%
proteinuria 20% —
hepatitis — 29%
epileptic psychosis 20% —
bleeding ulcer — 29%
violation of thermoregulation 20% —
gastrointestinal problems — 29%
lethargy 20% —
hepatic encephalopathy — 28%
appetite immediately after eating 20% —
intestinal bleeding — 28%
worried about his health 20% —
bleeding — 27%
colds with high fever 20% —
no reaction of the pupil to light — 26%
there is a fever in the whole body 20% —
colon obstruction — 26%
acidosis 20% —
damage to the nervous system — 26%
worried about his health 19% —
liver transplantation — 26%
complication of acute respiratory viral infections 19% —
fulminant hepatitis — 26%
arvi in children 19% —
blood diseases — 25%
leukocytosis 19% —
prothrombin index increased — 25%
child's poor appetite 18% —
peptic ulcer — 25%
chickenpox 18% —
prothrombin index lowered — 25%
spasm 18% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 25%
epilepsy in childhood 18% —
increased bleeding — 25%
tonic convulsions 18% —
consequences of taking medications — 24%
convulsions in the anamnesis 18% —
toxic liver — 24%
breathing superficial 18% —
alcoholic coma — 24%
feeling of heat in the heart 18% —
impaired gastric function — 24%
cold extremities 18% —
increased intracranial pressure — 24%
hypotension 18% —
alcoholic cirrhosis liver — 24%
hematuria 18% —
jaundice — 23%
tonic-clonic convulsions 18% —
encephalopathy — 23%
protein in urine is reduced 18% —
effects of shock — 23%
vomiting during meals 17% —
intoxication — 23%
food is poorly digested 17% —
deep coma — 23%
vomiting bile 17% —
chronic peritonitis — 23%
head injury in anamnesis 17% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 23%
acrocyanosis 17% —
history of liver surgery — 23%
eats often 17% —
eating and drinking — 23%
vomiting food 17% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 22%
generalized epilepsy 17% —
severe hypothermia — 22%
body is cold 17% —
acute ethanol poisoning — 22%
vomiting 17% —
biliary cirrhosis of the liver — 22%
decrease sodium 16% —
drug disease — 22%
prolonged fever 16% —
consequences of infection — 22%
constant tachycardia 16% —
inflammation of the stomach — 22%
multiple organ failure 16% —
toxic hepatitis — 22%
Common symptoms are weakness 16% —
cramps in the extremities — 21%
absences 16% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 21%
nerve damage 15% —
toxic pulmonary edema — 21%
feeling of heat in the head 15% —
complications of ventilation — 21%
increased ESR 15% —
renal edema — 21%
head tumor 15% —
spicy food — 21%
hypotension 15% —
a history of organ transplantation — 21%
strong character 15% —
general intoxication syndrome — 21%
rubella 15% —
stiffness in the joints — 21%
vomiting multiple 15% —
respiratory insufficiency — 21%
constant heartbeat 15% —
kidney failure — 21%
sharp abdominal pain 15% —
stereotypical movements — 20%
traumatic brain injury 14% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 20%
oncology in the anamnesis 14% —
anemia — 20%
high height 14% —
history of surgery — 20%
caution 14% —
hepatitis chronic — 20%
brain tumor 14% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 20%
epilepsy 14% —
hemorrhagic syndrome — 20%
heredity predisposition 14% —
toxic shock syndrome — 20%
feeling the heat in the skin 14% —
improvement from alcohol — 20%
protein reduced 14% —
hypovolemic shock — 20%
epilepsy attacks 14% —
medicinal hepatotoxicity — 19%
little urine 14% —
acute viral hepatitis — 19%
head injury 14% —
dilated pupils — 19%
ARVI 14% —
magnesia — 19%
confusion of consciousness 13% —
medicinal hepatitis — 19%
abdominal pain 13% —
surgical infections — 19%
vascular damage 13% —
intestinal abscess — 19%
not enough time 13% —
acute blood loss — 19%
no appetite 13% —
acute condition — 19%
madness 13% —
liver necrosis — 19%
paranoia 13% —
refusal to drink — 18%
delirium 13% —
hemoglobin increased — 18%
general weakness 13% —
purulent peritonitis — 18%
traumatic illness 13% —
liver cancer — 18%
protein c deficiency 13% —
pompe disease — 18%
heart dysfunction 12% —
hyperventilation syndrome — 18%
neurological disorders 12% —
alcohol poisoning — 18%
trauma 11% —
there are no complaints — 18%
up circulatory disorders 21% 13%
acute hepatitis — 18%
impaired arterial function 20% 13%
coagulopathy — 18%
tachycardia 18% 14%
refuses to help — 17%
palpitations 18% 14%
discharge from the eyes — 17%
stereotypia — 17%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 17%
intestinal infection — 17%
drug poisoning — 17%
apnea — 17%
hydrocephalus — 17%
peritonitis — 17%
intestinal mucosa — 16%
wounds heal poorly — 16%
effects of poisoning — 16%

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