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Results: Differences General	✘D62	✘Aplastic anemia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 74%(8) 100%(23) Blood biochemistry 37%(1) 72%(6) General urine test 41%(1) 34%(2) Elements and vitamins 38%(1) 9%(4)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	28%
acute blood loss	95%	—
anemia, unspecified	—	26%
the volume of blood loss is reduced	68%	—
dry skin	—	26%
latent iron deficiency	64%	—
antinuclear factor	—	25%
iron deficiency anemia	62%	—
hemoglobinuria	—	23%
hypochromia	62%	—
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria	—	23%
thrombocytopathy	56%	—
splenectomy	—	23%
bleeding	70%	13%
a history of organ transplantation	—	22%
allergic vasculitis	52%	—
acute leukemia	—	22%
diuresis is reduced	48%	—
underdevelopment	—	21%
pulmonary hemorrhage	48%	—
leukopenia	—	21%
anemia	73%	26%
fanconi anemia	—	21%
dizziness when getting	45%	—
thrombocytopenia	—	21%
coagulopathy	43%	—
diamond-blackfen anemia	—	20%
trauma	43%	—
neutropenia	—	20%
palpitations with shortness of breath	42%	—
allgrove syndrome	—	20%
blood diseases	64%	21%
erythroblastopenia	—	20%
erythrocytic anemia	62%	19%
myelodysplastic syndrome	—	19%
very abundant monthly	51%	8%
history of surgery	—	19%
monthly abundant and prolonged	51%	8%
nephronophthys fanconi	—	18%
no strength	40%	—
pancytopenia	—	18%
lack of breath	39%	—
patient's condition	—	17%
lowered	50%	10%
gastrointestinal problems	—	17%
dehydration	37%	—
tingling in the chest	—	16%
dic syndrome	44%	5%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	—	16%
menstruation disorder	42%	5%
hepatitis in the anamnesis	—	16%
cancer	33%	—
reticulocytopenia	—	16%
hemorrhagic syndrome	48%	14%
congenital aplasia of the skin	—	15%
oncology	30%	—
intoxication with iron preparations	—	15%
chronic anemia	40%	9%
enlargement of the spleen	—	15%
consequences of injuries	34%	4%
serum sickness	—	15%
palpitations	34%	6%
liver problems	—	15%
leukemia	43%	16%
hemolytic anemia	—	15%
dyspnea	35%	10%
lymphocytosis	—	15%
hemorrhagic diathesis	37%	12%
viral hepatitis b	—	15%
increased	28%	13%
agranulocytosis	—	14%
consequences of taking medications	30%	17%
anemia and weakness	—	14%
aplastic anemia	51%	38%
posttransfusion complications	—	14%
immunodeficiency	—	14%
radiation damage	—	14%
acute lymphoblastic leukemia	—	14%
the head belongs to another	—	14%
drug disease	—	13%
hypospadias	—	13%
cytomegalovirus	—	13%
onset of illness	—	13%
bleeding uterine	—	13%
tendency to fainting	—	13%
consequences of infection	—	13%
pearson 's syndrome	—	13%
tingling	—	13%
female pelvic organs	—	13%
remission	—	12%
high temperature	—	12%
calcium	—	12%
aplastic anemia in children	—	12%
lymphocytic	—	12%
pneumonia	—	12%
microcephaly	—	12%
folate deficiency anemia	—	12%
hemorrhages on the skin	—	12%
dark menstrual blood	—	11%
attacks of pain	—	11%
kidney diseases	—	11%
drug poisoning	—	11%
tuberculosis in pregnant women	—	11%
monocytopenia	—	11%
aphthous stomatitis	—	11%
dryness	—	11%
main complaint dizziness	—	11%
pale skin	—	11%
height is low	—	11%
erythrocytosis	—	11%
rapid reaction	—	11%
enlarged liver	—	11%
mucous membranes are pale	—	11%
conducting an inspection	—	11%
aplasia of the thymus	—	11%
weakness after illness	—	10%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	—	10%
quickly gets tired	—	10%
dizziness weakness	—	10%
tuberculosis intoxication	—	10%
up radiation sickness	—	10%
gastric bleeding	—	10%
hepatitis c	—	10%
profuse nosebleed	—	10%
bleeding ulcer	—	10%
increased bleeding	—	10%
vitamin b12 deficiency anemia	—	10%
thymoma	—	10%
feeling of heat	—	10%
hyperpigmentation	—	10%
acute myeloid leukemia	—	10%
gums are red	—	10%
parvovirus infection	—	10%
hereditary hearing loss	—	10%
tinnitus	—	10%
reticulocytosis	—	10%
infectious mononucleosis	—	9%
hepatosplenomegaly	—	9%
general weakness	—	9%
allergic rash	—	9%
kidney aplasia	—	9%
early gray	—	9%
bleeding from the gums	—	9%
congenital anomalies of the upper extremities	—	9%
increased bleeding gums	—	9%
mononucleosis	—	9%
zygomycosis	—	9%
increase in creatinine	—	9%
dizziness from physical exertion	—	9%
pneumocystis pneumonia	—	9%
hepatitis D	—	9%
chronic leukemia	—	9%
positive	—	9%
b12 deficiency anemia	—	9%
yellow skin color	—	9%
running away desire	—	9%
leukoplakia	—	9%
overwork	—	9%
onychodystrophy	—	9%
intestinal bleeding	—	9%
tendency to bleed	—	9%
lymphadenitis	—	9%
leukoplakia of the oral cavity	—	9%
decreased vitamin b9	—	9%
chronic lymphocytic	—	9%
ringing in the head	—	8%
recovery period	—	8%
external bleeding	—	8%
nosebleed	—	8%
interstitial pneumonia	—	8%
anaphylactic shock	—	8%
stage of recovery	—	8%
thrombocytosis	—	8%
dizziness from fatigue	—	8%
He's been ill for a long time	—	8%
he's defending himself	—	8%
death of the child	—	8%
high fever	—	8%
daytime fever	—	8%
noise in the head	—	8%
effects of overwork	—	8%
anomalies of kidney development	—	8%
abdominal surgery	—	8%
petechiae	—	8%
systemic aspergillosis	—	8%
hepatitis chronic	—	8%
fungus	—	8%
rash on the nose	—	8%
chronic viral hepatitis	—	8%
trembling with increased pressure	—	8%
internal bleeding	—	8%
likes spinning	—	8%
better in afternoon	—	8%
dizziness	—	8%
viral tonsillitis	—	8%
waxy skin color	—	8%
very pale	—	8%
an ulcer in the nose	—	8%
congenital dyskeratosis	—	8%
autoimmune thrombocytopenia	—	8%
anemia in children	—	8%

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