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Results: Differences General	✘Paracetamol poisoning	✘Clonidine poisoning
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 24%(0) 100%(3) ECG — 52%(0) General urine test 25%(0) 14%(1) General blood test 29%(0) 7%(1) Coagulogram 34%(2) — MRI of the liver 31%(0) — CT of the liver 29%(0) — Ultrasound of veins 27%(0) — Measurements at the reception 18%(0) 9%(0) MRI of the organ 20%(0) — Ultrasound of the organ 19%(0) — CT of the organ 19%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	25%
liver problems	47%	—
light dizziness	—	16%
tinnitus	47%	—
inhalation injury	—	16%
hepatitis	45%	—
hypotension	—	16%
agitation	45%	—
first aid kit	—	15%
jaundice	43%	—
alcohol depression	—	15%
liver necrosis	42%	—
coma	—	15%
liver failure	42%	—
segmental pneumonia	—	14%
worse from salty	41%	—
bradycardia	—	14%
constant weakness	40%	—
does not answer questions	—	14%
gastrointestinal problems	39%	—
forgets everything	—	13%
feeling of bruising	36%	—
the answers are monosyllabic	—	13%
hepatitis c	36%	—
drug overdose	—	13%
effects of poisoning	49%	11%
slight nausea	—	13%
thoughts about work	34%	—
convulsions	—	12%
history of suicide attempts	34%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	12%
consequences of taking medications	41%	6%
duration of pq interval is increased	—	12%
encephalopathy	43%	8%
psychogenic depression	—	12%
yellow skin color	33%	—
dementia	—	12%
diffuse cyanosis	33%	—
pupils enlarged	—	11%
yellow vomiting	33%	—
severe hypothermia	—	11%
yellow sclera	33%	—
a lot of desires	—	11%
respiratory insufficiency	33%	—
hypertension with dizziness	—	11%
acute liver failure	32%	—
weakness nausea dizziness	—	11%
waxy skin color	32%	—
dizziness	—	11%
prolonged jaundice	32%	—
angiopathy	—	11%
family man	32%	—
pupils are narrowed	—	11%
vomiting	46%	12%
rosehip	—	11%
low acidity	31%	—
duration of qrs interval is increased	—	11%
abdominal pain	31%	—
feeling of helplessness	—	11%
very pale	30%	—
rapid reaction	—	11%
internal bleeding	30%	—
listlessness drowsiness	—	10%
constant nausea	30%	—
severe dizziness	—	10%
hepatic encephalopathy	30%	—
hypoxia	—	10%
abdominal pain on the right	30%	—
breathing superficial	—	10%
nausea	42%	10%
spasm	—	10%
headaches	29%	—
vascular damage	—	10%
nausea vomiting	39%	8%
tonic convulsions	—	10%
stupor	29%	—
acrocyanosis	—	10%
the condition is extremely serious	29%	—
dizziness with vomiting	—	10%
necrosis	29%	—
weakened breathing	—	10%
pain in the right hypochondrium	28%	—
mucous membranes are pale	—	10%
intoxication	45%	15%
adynamia	—	10%
quickly gets tired	37%	7%
sudden dizziness	—	10%
headache with nausea and vomiting	28%	—
clonic cramps	—	10%
petechiae	28%	—
to breathe hard	—	9%
headache vomiting	27%	—
the pressure is 90 on	—	9%
coagulopathy	27%	—
stage of recovery	—	9%
decreased potassium	27%	—
collapse	—	9%
delayed reaction	27%	—
Common symptoms are weakness	—	9%
inflammatory infiltrate	26%	—
cold skin	—	9%
inflammation	26%	—
worse from cold	—	9%
headache with nausea	26%	—
weakness during the day	—	9%
small-point rash	26%	—
no consciousness	—	9%
toxic liver	26%	—
dizziness weakness	—	9%
intestinal lethargy	26%	—
blood pressure is 90 on	—	9%
nausea during a headache	26%	—
stool in the morning	—	9%
suicide	48%	20%
mixed anxious	—	9%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics	47%	19%
I'm being controlled	—	9%
patient's condition	41%	13%
weakness of the eyes	—	9%
hemorrhages on the skin	25%	—
clinical death	—	9%
the skin is dark	25%	—
needs support	—	9%
refuses to help	25%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	9%
decreased intelligence	25%	—
recovery period	—	9%
viral hepatitis b	25%	—
auscultation weakened	—	9%
lowered	40%	13%
dizziness with nausea	—	9%
liver dysfunction	25%	—
heavy eyes	—	9%
damage to the nervous system	34%	7%
hypotension with weakness	—	9%
red rash	24%	—
multiple organ failure	—	9%
protein reduced	24%	—
increased sugar	—	8%
constant pain	24%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	—	8%
hearing impaired	24%	—
criticality	—	8%
pedantry	24%	—
closes	—	8%
dehydration	23%	—
fainting	—	8%
refuses treatment	23%	—
vascular spasm	—	8%
cognitive disorders	23%	—
hypoglycemia	—	8%
pain in the intestines	23%	—
cramps in the legs	—	8%
responsible	23%	—
kidney failure	—	8%
arrhythmia	23%	—
consumes alcohol	—	8%
no appetite	23%	—
general weakness	—	8%
serious condition	23%	—
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	—	8%
congestive kidney	23%	—
disorders of consciousness	—	8%
blue skin	23%	—
destructive behavior	—	8%
does not want to live	35%	11%
weakness after illness	—	7%
zpr fatigue from the disease	22%	—
thrombosis	—	7%
worse during day	22%	—
acute condition	—	7%
drug disease	33%	9%
hypertension	—	7%
pale skin	34%	11%
attacks of pain	—	7%
metabolic disorder	30%	7%
organic brain damage	—	7%
kidney diseases	30%	7%
violation of the stool	—	7%
acute pain	20%	—
anxiety	—	7%
bleeding	20%	—
pneumonia	—	7%
impaired lung function	20%	—
changes in the blood	—	7%
swelling	20%	—
muscle weakness	—	7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	20%	—
brain damage	—	7%
onset of illness	19%	—
angioplasty	—	6%
suicidal thoughts	31%	10%
trauma	—	6%
marble skin	32%	11%
there are no complaints	—	6%
heaviness in the kidneys	31%	10%
skin problems	—	6%
psyche suicidal thoughts	32%	11%
effects of drugs	28%	9%
metabolic acidosis	27%	9%
falls to the floor	27%	9%

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