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Results: Differences General ✘Medicinal hepatotoxicity✘Hepatic coma
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Distinctive symptoms
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toxic liver 95% 24%
mushroom poisoning — 48%
leg weakness walking 56% —
swelling of the brain — 38%
consequence of hormone treatment 55% —
coma — 37%
difficulty walking 54% —
liver failure — 36%
weakness in the legs 49% —
primary biliary cirrhosis — 34%
effects of taking hormones 49% —
alcoholic liver disease — 34%
drug disease 71% 22%
alcoholic hepatitis — 34%
cholestasis 45% —
no consciousness — 30%
liver problems 77% 30%
food poisoning — 30%
consequences of taking medications 68% 24%
gastric bleeding — 29%
discomfort in the right hypochondrium 41% —
bleeding ulcer — 29%
hypertrophy biliary tract 38% —
hepatic encephalopathy — 28%
feces are grayish-white in color 35% —
convulsions — 28%
light stool 33% —
intestinal bleeding — 28%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 30% —
bleeding — 27%
abdominal discomfort 27% —
no reaction of the pupil to light — 26%
skin problems 26% —
fulminant hepatitis — 26%
changing the color of feces 26% —
lowered — 26%
lost in familiar places 25% —
liver transplantation — 26%
hepatitis c 25% —
colon obstruction — 26%
right-sided symptoms 25% —
peptic ulcer — 25%
liver dysfunction 24% —
bacteremia — 25%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 45% 19%
increased bleeding — 25%
perihepatitis 24% —
prothrombin index increased — 25%
tremor 24% —
prothrombin index lowered — 25%
general weakness 23% —
alcoholic cirrhosis liver — 24%
yellow sclera 23% —
alcoholic coma — 24%
yellowness of mucous membranes 23% —
impaired gastric function — 24%
prolonged jaundice 23% —
deep coma — 23%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 23% —
history of liver surgery — 23%
polypragmasy 23% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 23%
unstable stool 23% —
chronic peritonitis — 23%
calculating 23% —
inflammation of the stomach — 22%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 23% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 22%
hepatitis A 22% —
effects of shock — 22%
a lot of medicines 22% —
consequences of infection — 22%
toxic encephalopathy 22% —
acute ethanol poisoning — 22%
greasy stools 22% —
severe hypothermia — 22%
chronic condition 22% —
toxic hepatitis — 22%
stool delay 22% —
complications of ventilation — 21%
vascular asterisks 21% —
kidney failure — 21%
abdominal distension 21% —
respiratory insufficiency — 21%
nausea 21% —
spicy food — 21%
subacute condition 21% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 21%
vomiting 21% —
a history of organ transplantation — 21%
abdominal distension a 21% —
stiffness in the joints — 21%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood 21% —
toxic pulmonary edema — 21%
high temperature 20% —
biliary cirrhosis of the liver — 21%
portal hypertension 20% —
cramps in the extremities — 21%
hepatosis fatty 20% —
renal edema — 21%
cytolysis syndrome 20% —
hypoxia — 20%
pain in the right hypochondrium 20% —
hypovolemic shock — 20%
feeling of heat 20% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 20%
hepatoses 19% —
toxic shock syndrome — 20%
Common symptoms are weakness 19% —
improvement from alcohol — 20%
headache with weakness 19% —
organic brain damage — 20%
liver pain 19% —
sepsis — 20%
bursting 19% —
magnesia — 19%
headache with fever 19% —
acute blood loss — 19%
headache at temperature 19% —
surgical infections — 19%
in the genus mental illness 19% —
acute condition — 19%
liver atrophy 19% —
brain damage — 19%
increased ast 19% —
incontinence of feces — 19%
increased alt 19% —
stereotypical movements — 19%
agnosia 18% —
clonic cramps — 19%
increased cholesterol 18% —
intestinal abscess — 19%
fever weakness 18% —
hemorrhagic syndrome — 19%
small rash 18% —
pompe disease — 18%
effects of taking antibiotics 18% —
dilated pupils — 18%
polymorbidity 18% —
purulent peritonitis — 18%
hyperlipidemia 18% —
hyperventilation — 18%
feeling of heat in the head 18% —
hemoglobin increased — 18%
viral hepatitis b 18% —
there are no complaints — 18%
confusion of thoughts 18% —
refusal to drink — 18%
loses thought 18% —
alcohol poisoning — 18%
small-point rash 18% —
coagulopathy — 18%
bruise 18% —
liver cancer — 18%
longing 18% —
discharge from the eyes — 18%
allergy to medications 17% —
refuses to help — 17%
acute injury 17% —
peritonitis — 17%
fever in the body 17% —
stereotypia — 17%
blockage of blood vessels 17% —
decreased potassium — 17%
suspension 17% —
indifference — 17%
vascular sclerosis 17% —
apnea — 17%
liquid stool 16% —
hydrocephalus — 17%
confusion of consciousness 16% —
drug poisoning — 17%
digestive disorders 16% —
intestinal infection — 17%
leukocytosis 16% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 17%
violation of the stool 16% —
alcohol is abusing — 17%
blue skin 16% —
inflammation — 17%
overweight 16% —
intestinal mucosa — 16%
diarrhea 16% —
wounds heal poorly — 16%
pain throughout the body 16% —
low body temperature — 16%
no appetite 16% —
cramps in the legs — 16%
constipation 16% —
acute abdomen — 16%
responsible 16% —
effects of poisoning — 16%
skin spots 16% —
shock states of various genesis — 16%
intolerance to drugs 16% —
nervousness — 16%
nausea vomiting 16% —
pulmonary edema — 16%
itchy skin 16% —
hypoglycemia — 16%

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