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Results: Differences General ✘Parvovirus infection✘Синдром эутиреоидной патологии
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Distinctive symptoms
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parvovirus infection 36% —
euthyroid goiter — 94%
red rashes with itching 34% —
decrease in triiodothyronine — 87%
thalassemia 25% —
decrease in thyroxine — 84%
anemia 25% —
enlargement of the thyroid gland — 67%
Like after the flu 23% —
diffuse euthyroid goiter — 62%
pregnancy 47% 23%
hereditary-familial erythrocytosis — 62%
myocarditis 22% —
fasting — 60%
joint pain 21% —
decreased tsh — 54%
flu 21% —
volume of thyroid gland is increased — 54%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy 20% —
membranes increased tsh — 53%
aplastic anemia 20% —
increased thyroxine — 52%
weakening of immunity 20% —
chronic kidney failure — 51%
red rash on the chin 20% —
ischemic colitis — 50%
rash on the cheeks 19% —
screams at children — 50%
rocky mountain spotted fever 18% —
thyroid diseases — 49%
senile itching 18% —
consequences of taking medications — 48%
red rash on the cheeks 18% —
congestive kidney — 47%
dropsy of the fetus 18% —
kidney failure — 46%
reddening of the skin 18% —
bacteremia — 46%
immunodeficiency 18% —
neurogenic shock — 46%
increased igg 17% —
traumatic shock — 46%
rash on the buttocks 17% —
sepsis — 45%
rash from the sun 17% —
burns in children — 44%
mountain sickness 17% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 44%
rashes on the face 17% —
trauma — 44%
viral myocarditis 17% —
excess acth — 44%
rashes on the hands and feet 16% —
type 1 diabetes mellitus — 43%
chronic anemia 16% —
hemorrhagic gastritis — 43%
increasing red spots 16% —
tuberculosis of the liver — 42%
red rash 16% —
hormonal disorders — 42%
red spots on the skin 16% —
diffuse goiter — 41%
scarlet 16% —
acth deficiency — 41%
rash on the torso 15% —
septic arthritis — 41%
posttransfusion complications 15% —
hemorrhagic pneumonia — 41%
rashes on the hands 15% —
cortisol deficiency — 40%
rashes on the chin 15% —
excess cortisol — 40%
anemia, unspecified 15% —
dehydration in children — 40%
redness of the joints 15% —
thyroid cyst — 39%
measles 15% —
tuberculosis arthritis — 39%
non-rheumatic carditis in children 15% —
viral arthritis — 39%
placentitis 15% —
tuberculosis — 38%
often washes his hands 15% —
post-traumatic shock — 38%
antenatal fetal death 15% —
no knots — 38%
antenatal death 15% —
irritable bowel syndrome — 38%
rash forearms 14% —
digestion gastritis — 38%
rashes on the knees 14% —
thyroid antibodies — 38%
death of a loved 14% —
chronic heart failure 11% 49%
death of relatives 14% —
effects of trauma and shock — 38%
soreness of the skin 14% —
ketoacidosis — 37%
reticulocytopenia 14% —
calcinates — 37%
pain in the ankles 14% —
acute infectious arthritis — 37%
measles rash 14% —
purulent bronchitis — 36%
miscarriage 14% —
oncology 7% 43%
hypoproteinemia 14% —
acute colitis — 35%
rubella 14% —
kidney diseases — 35%
rash on the forehead 14% —
diabetes mellitus — 35%
rashes on his legs 14% —
tuberculosis of the joints — 35%
neutropenia 14% —
acute arthritis — 35%
migrating larva 14% —
the volume of blood loss is reduced — 35%
pregnancy complications 13% —
chronic colitis — 34%
feeling the heat in the skin 13% —
CHD 10% 44%
moderate condition 13% —
acute viral hepatitis — 34%
sickle cell anemia 13% —
volume of thyroid gland is reduced — 34%
swelling 13% —
neuroses in children — 33%
high temperature 13% —
terminal states — 33%
pregnancy is 8 weeks 13% —
increased endurance — 33%
pseudotuberculosis 13% —
neck swelling — 33%
feeling of heat 13% —
pneumonia with bronchitis — 33%
kawasaki disease 13% —
pneumonia with sepsis — 33%
hepatitis c 13% —
necrosis — 33%
serum sickness 13% —
infectious colitis — 33%
jaundice 13% —
thermal burns — 32%
purulent rash on the cheeks 12% —
violation of thyroid function — 32%
underdevelopment 12% —
viral pneumonia — 32%
hepatitis c in children 12% —
acute hepatitis — 32%
hemochromatosis of the heart 12% —
erosive gastritis — 32%
rickettsiosis 12% —
nervous exhaustion — 32%
enterovirus infection 12% —
arthrosis — 31%
cheeks are red 12% —
stomach ulcer — 31%
hemoglobinopathies 12% —
big head — 31%
early development 12% —
acute obstructive bronchitis — 31%
nodular periarteritis 12% —
drug poisoning — 31%
postpartum contractions 12% —
obstructive bronchitis — 31%
enlarged liver 12% —
skin overgrowth — 31%
suppuration of the skin 12% —
copd — 31%
thrombocytopenia 12% —
thyrotoxicosis — 31%
yellow skin color 12% —
by erosion of the stomach — 31%
skin mite 12% —
pulmonary embolism — 31%
cough with sneezing 12% —
increased 15% 46%
round rashes 12% —
severe stress — 31%
skin spots 12% —
pregnancy toxicosis — 30%
serious condition 12% —
diffuse toxic goiter — 30%
pharyngitis 11% —
stagnation in the lungs — 30%
pain in the shins 11% —
Chronical bronchitis — 30%
thrombocytopenia in newborns 11% —
bacterial pneumonia — 30%
allergies in children 11% —
chronic bronchitis unspecified — 30%
viral diarrhea 11% —
intensive physical load — 29%
pain in all joints 11% —
traumatic brain injury — 29%
decrease in gamma globulins 11% —
shock states of various genesis — 29%
rhinopharyngitis 11% —
hypothyroidism — 29%

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