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Results: Differences General ✘Enteropathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 39%(7)
Autoimmune markers 22%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 12%
impaired function of the large intestine 11%
allergy 10%
celiac 10%
dermatitis 8%
whipple's disease 8%
sclerema of newborns 8%
hypogammaglobulinemia 7%
allergic enteropathy 7%
immunoglobulin a deficiency 7%
crohn 7%
diarrhea 7%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 7%
liquid stool 7%
foamy stool 7%
barley 7%
fermentopathy 7%
the abdominal circumference is lowered 7%
intestinal mucosa 7%
enteropathy 7%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 7%
malabsorption 7%
infectious eye diseases 6%
inflammation 6%
gluten allergy 6%
pain in the navel area 6%
pain in the navel area 6%
protein reduced 6%
blepharitis 6%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6%
gastrointestinal problems 6%
violation of the stool 6%
stool meager 5%
hypersthenuria 5%
rapid speech 5%
lymph outflow disorders 5%
t-cell lymphoma of the skin 5%
belching air 5%
stool is different 5%
chlorine reduction 5%
weakening of immunity 5%
inflammatory bowel diseases 5%
intestinal lumen is narrowed 5%
eosinophilic gastroenteritis 5%
decrease in albumin 5%
microcytic anemia 5%
worse in violation of the diet 5%
latent iron deficiency 5%
anemia 5%
calprotectin increased 5%
lowered 5%
allergy to antibiotics 4%
hypochromia 4%
frequent antibiotics 4%
erythrocytic anemia 4%
erosive gastritis 4%
gastroenteritis 4%
iron deficiency anemia 4%
chlorine 4%
chronic diarrhea 4%
food is poorly digested 4%
decreased potassium 4%
enteritis 4%
lymphoma 4%
calcium 4%
acute duodenitis 4%
violation of protein metabolism 4%
intestinal infection 4%
intestinal obstruction 4%
decreased calcium 4%
chronic granulomatous disease 4%
duodenitis 4%
with reactive protein increased 4%
eats everything 4%
helps others 4%
empty 4%
allergy to food 4%
intestinal ulcer 4%
constipation children 4%
papules 4%
watery diarrhea 4%
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma 4%
intestinal fistula 4%
blood diseases 4%
emaciation 4%
area stool several times a day 4%
peptic ulcer 4%
allergy in an infant 4%
rapid weight loss 4%
skin lymphoma 4%
protein c deficiency 4%
changes in feces 4%
pain in the intestines 4%
vitamin b12 reduction2 4%
history of surgery 4%
bad breath unpleasant 4%
immunodeficiency 4%
decreased magnesium 4%
abnormalities of intestinal development 4%
surgical infections 3%
angiopathy 3%
hormonal disorders 3%
kidney diseases 3%
subacute condition 3%
impaired gastric function 3%
impaired arterial function 3%
oncology 3%
inflammation of the stomach 3%
onset of illness 3%
drug disease 3%
skin problems 3%
radiation damage 3%
changes in the blood 3%
drug allergy 3%
acute pain 3%
fistula 3%
increased sensitivity 3%
constipation 3%
allergy to medications 3%
beriberi 3%
helminths 3%
congestion belching 3%
intestinal tumor 3%
remission 3%
intolerance to drugs 3%
gastritis 3%
calculating 3%
protein with increased 3%
speech slurred 3%
no appetite 3%
leukocytosis 3%
not enough time 3%
increased 2%

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