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Results: Differences General	✘Hereditary microspherocytosis	✘Parvovirus infection
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(15) 100%(14) Blood biochemistry 99%(9) 26%(6) Sex hormones 8%(2) 47%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	43%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	8%	47%
gallbladder stones	24%	—
rashes itchy	—	37%
splenectomy	24%	—
red rashes with itching	—	34%
reticulocytosis	23%	—
thalassemia	—	25%
enlargement of the spleen	23%	—
Like after the flu	—	23%
dysfunction of the gallbladder	22%	—
parvovirus infection	14%	36%
bilirubin is elevated	21%	—
myocarditis	—	22%
trophic ulcer	21%	—
there is heart failure	—	20%
hypertrophy biliary tract	21%	—
red rash on the chin	—	20%
cholecystectomy	19%	—
weakening of immunity	—	20%
calcium	19%	—
aplastic anemia	—	20%
ulcers on the skin	17%	—
heart failure	—	20%
ulcers on the shins	17%	—
polyhydramnios during pregnancy	—	20%
yellowness of mucous membranes	16%	—
rash on the cheeks	—	19%
protein c deficiency	16%	—
rocky mountain spotted fever	—	18%
hemochromatosis	16%	—
senile itching	—	18%
trophic ulcers of the shins	16%	—
reddening of the skin	—	18%
peptic ulcer	15%	—
red rash on the cheeks	—	18%
hemolytic anemia	25%	8%
immunodeficiency	—	18%
pain in the spleen	14%	—
increased igg	—	17%
intoxication with iron preparations	14%	—
rash from the sun	—	17%
cirrhosis of the liver	14%	—
rashes on the face	—	17%
necrosis	14%	—
mountain sickness	—	17%
hemolysis of erythrocytes	14%	—
viral myocarditis	—	17%
ulcer on the leg	14%	—
rash on the buttocks	—	17%
pain in the left hypochondrium	13%	—
scarlet	—	16%
skeletal deformity	13%	—
red spots on the skin	—	16%
heaviness in the hypochondrium	12%	—
red rash	—	16%
faints in	12%	—
increasing red spots	—	16%
aching pain in the left hypochondrium	12%	—
chronic anemia	—	16%
cholestasis	12%	—
flu	5%	21%
mucous membranes are pale	12%	—
rashes on the hands and feet	—	16%
vaccination in full volume	12%	—
measles	—	15%
anemia and weakness	12%	—
often washes his hands	—	15%
aching	11%	—
redness of the joints	—	15%
vaccination	11%	—
non-rheumatic carditis in children	—	15%
mcv reduced	11%	—
anemia, unspecified	—	15%
hemolytic jaundice	11%	—
placentitis	—	15%
hypotension	11%	—
rashes on the chin	—	15%
drug poisoning	11%	—
rashes on the hands	—	15%
increased indirect bilirubin	11%	—
rash on the torso	—	15%
pale skin	10%	—
arthritis	—	15%
left-sided symptoms	10%	—
rashes on his legs	—	14%
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium	10%	—
migrating larva	—	14%
ulcers in the nose	10%	—
pain in the ankles	—	14%
impaired spleen function	10%	—
rubella	—	14%
thrombosis	10%	—
rash on the forehead	—	14%
reticulocytopenia	26%	14%
miscarriage	—	14%
patient's condition is of moderate severity	9%	—
neutropenia	—	14%
muscle pain	9%	—
rash forearms	—	14%
abdominal distension a	9%	—
measles rash	—	14%
deformation of the skull	9%	—
hypoproteinemia	—	14%
curvature of the shins	9%	—
rashes on the knees	—	14%
abdominal distension	9%	—
joint pain	7%	21%
all vaccinations	9%	—
pregnancy complications	—	13%
facial crevices	9%	—
joint diseases	6%	19%
thin-boned	9%	—
inflammation	5%	18%
family man	9%	—
kawasaki disease	—	13%
curvature of the nose	9%	—
sickle cell anemia	—	13%
anisocytosis	9%	—
swelling	—	13%
overwork	9%	—
pseudotuberculosis	—	13%
prolonged jaundice	9%	—
pregnancy is 8 weeks	—	13%
meningococcal infection	9%	—
skin mite	—	12%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium	9%	—
enterovirus infection	—	12%
abdominal pain on the left	9%	—
round rashes	—	12%
yellow fever	9%	—
underdevelopment	—	12%
volume of gallbladder is increased	9%	—
nodular periarteritis	—	12%
no appetite	9%	—
cough with sneezing	—	12%
postvaccinal reaction	9%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	12%
bone deformation	9%	—
hemochromatosis of the heart	—	12%
yellow sclera	9%	—
cheeks are red	—	12%
polycythemia	9%	—
postpartum contractions	—	12%
pneumococcal infection	8%	—
hepatitis c in children	—	12%
dropsy of pregnant women	8%	—
hemoglobinopathies	—	12%
falls to the floor	8%	—
purulent rash on the cheeks	—	12%
weakness and palpitations	8%	—
thrombocytopenia	—	12%
shortening of limbs	8%	—
rickettsiosis	—	12%
bone growths	8%	—
childhood diseases	8%	20%
aching pain in the joints	8%	—
rhinopharyngitis	—	11%
joint pain in the muscle	8%	—
anemia in children	—	11%
hemophilic infection	8%	—
often sneezes	—	11%
consequences of vaccinations	8%	—
heart failure in children	—	11%
gallbladder cancer	8%	—
lyme	—	11%
bursting	8%	—
allergies in children	—	11%
zinc deficiency	8%	—
chronic heart failure	—	11%
deformity of the foot	8%	—
placenta increment	—	11%
delayed reaction	8%	—
pain in all joints	—	11%
no feeling of hunger	8%	—
thrombocytopenia in newborns	—	11%
shortening of legs	8%	—
pain in the shins	—	11%
liver pain	8%	—
pharyngitis	—	11%
hepatoses	8%	—
worse at noon	—	11%
sepsis	8%	—
catarrh of the nasopharynx	—	11%
is not deformed	8%	—
viral diarrhea	—	11%
increased ldh	8%	—
exanthema	—	10%
erythropenia	18%	8%
arthritis with pain	—	10%
hypotension with weakness	8%	—
premature birth	—	10%
reduction of igg	8%	—
rashes on the head	—	10%
better at night	8%	—
rheumatoid arthritis	—	10%
medicinal hepatitis	8%	—
allergic rash	—	10%
acute pain	8%	—
pain in the arms and legs	—	10%
frequent dizziness	8%	—
swelling of joints	—	10%

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