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Results: Differences General ✘Placentitis✘Newborn cholestasis
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Distinctive symptoms
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fetal hypoxia 63% —
atresia of the bile ducts — 94%
acute vaginitis 59% —
cholestasis — 77%
suffocation 54% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 74%
chorioamnionitis 54% —
Acholia — 74%
microinfarction 53% —
strictures of the bile ducts — 73%
uterine hypoplasia 52% —
yellowness of mucous membranes — 68%
consequences of pregnancy 50% —
intrahepatic cholestasis — 66%
vaginal discharge in girls 50% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 66%
burning on the labia 50% —
portal vein narrowed — 64%
threat of miscarriage 50% —
jaundice — 61%
fetoplacental insufficiency 49% —
alajil syndrome — 58%
vulva infections 49% —
enlarged liver — 57%
itching of the labia 48% —
liver problems — 57%
pregnancy complications 48% —
yellow sclera — 56%
hypoxia 48% —
vitamin lowered — 56%
intrauterine fetal development delay 48% —
mucoviscidosis — 54%
impaired uterine function 47% —
brown feces — 50%
vaginitis 47% —
tyrosinemia — 48%
redness of the labia 45% —
is gaining weight poorly — 47%
inflammation 45% —
delay in physical development — 46%
redness of the vulva 44% —
metabolic disorder — 45%
vaginal discharge 43% —
increased direct bilirubin — 45%
premature birth 41% —
galactosemia — 45%
postpartum endometritis 40% —
brown urine — 44%
vaginal swelling 40% —
cystic fibrosis — 44%
pain in the labia region 40% —
newborn herpes — 44%
up circulatory disorders 39% —
cholestatic hepatitis — 43%
respiratory syncytial infection 39% —
ascites — 43%
consequences of infection 38% —
cytomegalovirus hepatitis — 43%
mental retardation 38% —
premature babies — 43%
pneumococcal pneumonia 38% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 43%
urethral syndrome 38% —
urine light — 43%
discomfort when urinating 37% —
weight gain — 43%
burning of the vulva 37% —
history of liver surgery — 43%
there are no complaints 37% —
everything is bad — 42%
malaria 36% —
malabsorption — 42%
abdominal pregnancy 36% —
diarrhea with bile — 42%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 36% —
herpetic hepatitis — 42%
early aging 35% —
beriberi — 41%
abdominal pain 34% —
enteropathy — 41%
shift of leukocyte formula to left 34% —
acholic feces — 41%
deterioration postpartum 34% —
gastrointestinal problems — 41%
hyperemia of genitals 34% —
skin problems — 40%
parvovirus infection 34% —
malabsorption syndrome in children — 40%
discharge from the genital tract 34% —
expansion of the esophagus — 40%
scarlet 34% —
hepatitis — 39%
intranatal death 34% —
no appetite — 39%
convulsions pain 33% —
skin diseases of newborns — 38%
pain in the uterus 33% —
pyuria — 38%
genital pain in women 33% —
cholangitis — 38%
death of the child 32% —
steatorrhea — 38%
necrosis 32% —
diarrhea in a child — 38%
antenatal death 32% —
stomach swells — 38%
magnesia 32% —
speaks poorly — 37%
alert 31% —
itching constant — 37%
endometritis 31% —
number of births increased — 37%
burning itching 31% —
impaired venous function — 36%
lymphocytosis 31% —
lower triglycerides — 36%
pain in the groin area 30% —
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities — 35%
burning of the skin 30% —
eats everything — 35%
better lying down 30% —
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver — 35%
deterioration during pregnancy 30% —
liver transplantation — 35%
abdominal discomfort 30% —
appetite is poor — 35%
with reactive protein increased 30% —
portal hypertension — 34%
myxedema 30% —
need for protection — 34%
lower abdominal pain 30% —
mental all — 34%
fidgety 29% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 34%
oncology 29% —
large fruit — 34%
immaturity 29% —
operative delivery — 33%
vasculitis 29% —
vitamin d deficiency — 33%
urination disorder 29% —
liver pain — 33%
no discharge 29% —
chronic venous edema — 33%
vulvovaginitis 28% —
venous bleeding — 33%
intra-phase infections 28% —
in the genus mental illness — 33%
streptococci 28% —
increased ast — 33%
growth disorders in children 28% —
hypertensive heart failure — 33%
need for movement 28% —
diarrhea with blood — 33%
stunting 28% —
increased alt — 32%
1 pregnancy 28% —
rubella — 32%
bacterial pneumonia 28% —
dependence on food — 31%
inflammatory infiltrate 28% —
abdominal swelling — 31%
myocardial infarction 27% —
delay of mental development — 31%
increased motor activity 27% —
decreased intelligence — 31%
motor activity 27% —
delayed speech development — 30%
calcification 27% —
viral hepatitis b — 30%
nervous excitability 27% —
veins bloating — 30%
burns 26% —
large child — 30%
overexcitation of the psyche 26% —
protein reduced — 30%
hiv 26% —
history of vein surgery — 30%
leukocytosis 25% —
syphilis — 30%
pneumonia 25% —
venous congestion — 30%
sensations in the legs 25% —
belly enlargement — 30%
soreness of the skin 24% —
shortened cycle — 30%
thrombosis 24% —
swelling of the legs — 29%
vascular tumor 24% —
viral hepatitis — 29%
patient is motionless 24% —
children's speech — 29%
dystrophy 24% —
chronic heart failure — 29%
cysts 24% —
a lot of medicines — 28%
palpitations 24% —
lot of operations in small things — 28%
acute condition 23% —
nose nursing mom — 28%

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