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Results: Differences General	✘Atresia of the bile ducts	✘Leishmaniasis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 86%(0) 32%(2) General blood test 7%(4) 100%(13) General urine test 100%(4) — Infection tests 5%(0) 80%(0) Histological studies 33%(0) — Coprogram 19%(4) 12%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	28%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	67%
portal vein narrowed	26%	—
wakes up crying	—	63%
strictures of the bile ducts	21%	—
ureaplasmosis	—	58%
light stool	19%	—
trichomoniasis	—	56%
cholestasis	18%	—
trichomoniasis in women	—	56%
jaundice of newborns	17%	—
the desire to sleep during the day	—	55%
jaundice	16%	—
visceral leishmaniasis	—	52%
stagnation	15%	—
clamidiosis	—	46%
no stercobilin	15%	—
cutaneous leishmaniasis	—	46%
hypertrophy biliary tract	15%	—
sleeps during the day	—	44%
skin diseases of newborns	15%	—
short sleep	—	42%
colorless urine	15%	—
wants to sleep	—	42%
dark urine	14%	—
STDs	—	42%
cholestatic hepatitis	14%	—
leishmaniasis	—	42%
liver problems	13%	—
vomiting bile	—	42%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver	13%	—
vomiting at fever	—	40%
hepatitis	13%	—
helminths	—	29%
hepatitis c in children	13%	—
peptic ulcer	—	26%
bilirubin is elevated	13%	—
mucous stools	—	26%
cyst of the common bile duct	12%	—
wakes up from a nightmare	—	26%
dark feces	12%	—
hiv	—	24%
abnormalities of intestinal development	11%	—
papules	—	23%
portal vein dilated	11%	—
worms in the feces	—	23%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis	10%	—
sucks in the stomach	—	23%
purulent cholangitis	10%	—
diarrhea during menstruation	—	22%
history of liver surgery	10%	—
ulcers on the skin	7%	28%
herpetic hepatitis	10%	—
high temperature	—	21%
liver failure	10%	—
boil	—	21%
history of laparoscopic surgery	10%	—
changeable stool	—	21%
blockage of blood vessels	10%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	20%
intestinal bleeding	10%	—
folliculitis	—	20%
feces are grayish-white in color	10%	—
violation of the stool	—	20%
mechanical jaundice	10%	—
irregular stool	—	20%
abnormalities of stomach development	10%	—
pathological affect	—	19%
jaundice in childhood	10%	—
skin compaction	—	19%
increased indirect bilirubin	10%	—
hypotrophy	—	18%
veno-occlusive liver disease	10%	—
remission	—	18%
varicose veins of the esophagus	10%	—
impotence	—	17%
newborn herpes	10%	—
hardening of lymph nodes	—	17%
bleeding ulcer	10%	—
monocytosis	—	17%
gastric bleeding	10%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	17%
incomplete bowel rotation	10%	—
area stool several times a day	—	17%
no gallbladder	10%	—
pain in the left hypochondrium	—	17%
newborn cholestasis	10%	—
cough	—	17%
liver abscess	10%	—
babies rashes	—	17%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	10%	—
A little weakness	—	16%
impaired venous function	10%	—
splenectomy	—	16%
cholangitis	9%	—
heaviness in the hypochondrium	—	16%
yellowness of mucous membranes	9%	—
scarring	—	16%
congenital liver fibrosis	9%	—
eosinophilia	—	15%
increased bleeding	9%	—
nosebleed	—	15%
prolonged jaundice	9%	—
hypersplenism	9%	24%
itchy skin	9%	—
feeling of heat	—	15%
the spleen was removed	9%	—
liver necrosis	—	15%
expansion of the esophagus	9%	—
agranulocytosis	—	15%
anomalies of esophageal development	9%	—
lymphocytosis	—	15%
yellow skin color	9%	—
febrile body temperature	—	15%
intrauterine infection	8%	—
sensitivity of mucous membranes	—	15%
angioplasty	8%	—
menstruation irregular	—	15%
chronic liver failure	8%	—
hypoproteinemia	—	14%
venous bleeding	8%	—
hypertensive heart failure	—	14%
heart dysfunction	8%	—
onset of illness	—	14%
superficial veins	8%	—
exanthema	—	14%
liver transplantation	8%	—
neutropenia	—	14%
combined heart defects	8%	—
drug disease	—	14%
no stool	8%	—
leukopenia	—	13%
hemorrhagic syndrome	8%	—
swelling from a bite	—	13%
thin child	8%	—
subfebrility	—	13%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	8%	—
lymphadenitis	—	13%
the skin is dark	7%	—
very high fever	—	13%
pain in the intestines	7%	—
left-sided symptoms	—	13%
herpes	7%	—
general tension	—	13%
congenital heart	7%	—
pale skin	—	13%
veins bloating	7%	—
small rash	—	13%
delay in physical development	7%	—
brown spots on the skin	—	13%
thrombocytopenia	7%	—
hemorrhages on the skin	—	13%
agnosia	7%	—
bacterial pneumonia	—	13%
phlebitis	7%	—
brown pigmentation after rashes	—	13%
rubella	7%	—
patient's condition	—	13%
food poisoning	7%	—
addiction	—	13%
cytomegalovirus	7%	—
anemia	6%	19%
hepatitis c	7%	—
warts	—	13%
a history of organ transplantation	6%	—
rapid reaction	—	12%
general intoxication syndrome	6%	—
skin spots	—	12%
lags behind in the development	6%	—
diarrhea	—	12%
surgical infections	6%	—
madness	—	12%
consequences of surgery	6%	—
liquid stool	—	12%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	5%	—
delirium	—	12%
consequences of infection	5%	—
confusion of consciousness	—	12%
severe fever	—	12%
abscess	6%	17%
emaciation	—	11%
rapid weight loss	—	11%
increased sensitivity	—	11%
feeling of bruising	—	11%
soreness of the skin	—	11%
weakness after illness	—	11%
immunodeficiency	—	11%
tachycardia	—	11%
radiation damage	—	11%
subacute condition	—	11%
hypotension	—	11%
palpitations	—	11%
thin	6%	16%
blood diseases	7%	17%
gradual deterioration of the condition	6%	16%
lowered	5%	13%
no appetite	9%	17%
childhood diseases	9%	17%
adynamia	8%	15%
stool in the morning	8%	15%
there is heart failure	9%	16%
heart failure	9%	16%

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