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Results: Differences General ✘Ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis✘Neonatal sepsis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 57%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
chronic colitis 32% —
neonatal sepsis — 91%
infectious colitis 31% —
suppuration of the navel — 85%
blood in feces 30% —
impulsiveness — 83%
colitis 29% —
outbursts of anger — 80%
intestinal bleeding 28% —
skin diseases of newborns — 60%
perforation of the colon 27% —
aggressive 5% 64%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 27% —
navel gets wet — 58%
frequent stools 26% —
complications of childbirth — 58%
bleeding 25% —
conjunctivitis purulent — 57%
diarrhea 25% —
otogenic sepsis — 52%
sclerosing cholangitis 25% —
the wet navel of a newborn — 52%
proctitis 24% —
hypothermia of the newborn — 52%
necrosis 24% —
dacryocystitis of newborns — 52%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 24% —
phlegmon of the stomach — 52%
bloating 23% —
rashes in the navel — 49%
tumors of the large intestine 22% —
abscessing pneumonia — 49%
consequences of surgery 22% —
low body temperature — 48%
shape of large intestine is changed 22% —
suppuration of the skin 9% 56%
medicinal colitis 22% —
takes care of relatives — 46%
liquid stool 22% —
pus in the throat — 46%
inconclusive urge to defecate 21% —
aphthae in the throat — 45%
accumulation of gases in the stomach 21% —
aphthae in the mouth — 45%
megacolon 21% —
placentitis — 44%
drug disease 21% —
wet rashes — 44%
cholangitis 21% —
pneumonia with sepsis — 44%
enterocolitis 20% —
viral conjunctivitis — 44%
gases in the stomach 20% —
crying in babies — 44%
consequences of taking medications 20% —
bacteremia 11% 55%
the growth of the newborn is reduced 20% —
conjunctivitis — 43%
tenesmus 19% —
infection genitourinary — 43%
acute colitis 19% —
acute gastritis — 42%
ileit 19% —
the wounds are festering — 42%
onset of illness 19% —
pneumonia — 42%
gas after eating 19% —
procalcitonin is lowered — 42%
2 children 19% —
pharyngeal cancer — 42%
frequent bloating 18% —
dacryocystitis — 42%
moderate condition 18% —
sowing for intestinal flora is positive — 41%
ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis 18% —
sepsis 13% 54%
hypoproteinemia 18% —
skin cancer — 40%
restorative and reconstructive operations 18% —
omphalitis — 40%
crohn 18% —
vaginosis — 40%
duodenitis 18% —
bacterial vaginosis — 40%
heaviness in the anus 18% —
liver abscess — 40%
diarrhea with blood 18% —
diaper rash — 40%
intestinal resection 18% —
bacterial pneumonia — 39%
colitis in children 18% —
urinary syndrome — 38%
remission 18% —
procalcitonin is elevated — 38%
diarrhea with gases 17% —
jaundice of newborns — 38%
abundant stool 17% —
lot of antibiotics — 38%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 17% —
lacrimal ducts — 38%
changes in feces 17% —
toxicosis — 38%
vomiting 17% —
mouth is wet — 38%
periods of exacerbation 17% —
septic arthritis — 38%
severe gas formation 17% —
viral otitis media — 37%
stool with gases 17% —
hiv infection in pregnant women — 37%
microscopic colitis 17% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 37%
state of exacerbation 17% —
chorioamnionitis — 37%
height is low 17% —
hiv infection in children — 37%
rectal cancer 16% —
purulent arthritis — 37%
hypertrophy biliary tract 16% —
yellow skin color — 37%
intolerance to drugs 16% —
mediastinit — 37%
food poisoning in a child 16% —
diffuse cyanosis — 36%
vomiting bile at night 16% —
complications of ventilation — 36%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 16% —
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis — 36%
cytomegalovirus 16% —
early development — 35%
peptic ulcer 16% —
marble skin — 35%
pain in the intestines 16% —
child screams — 35%
digestion bloating 16% —
furunculosis — 35%
belly enlargement 16% —
bacterial meningitis — 35%
chronic condition 16% —
dysbacteriosis 9% 44%
pseudomembranous colitis 16% —
anuria — 34%
anemia 16% —
lung adenocarcinoma — 34%
opportunistic infections 16% —
pseudomonas infection — 34%
rectal bleeding 15% —
frequent eructation — 34%
needs support 15% —
metastases 17% 51%
vomiting blood 15% —
scarlet — 33%
vomiting at night 15% —
vaginitis — 33%
deeply premature baby 15% —
prolonged labor — 33%
effects of hormone 15% —
acute otitis — 33%
area stool several times a day 15% —
purulent otitis — 33%
stool in the morning 15% —
infectious eye diseases — 33%
spastic abdominal pain 15% —
purulent bronchitis — 33%
acute sigmoiditis 15% —
mucous stools — 32%
food poisoning 15% —
rash on the abdomen — 32%
diverticulitis 15% —
anaerobic infection — 32%
allergic gastritis 15% —
rash in the mouth — 32%
apnea 15% —
natural childbirth — 32%
intestinal peristalsis is absent 14% —
eats often — 32%
intestinal diverticula 14% —
small bowel cancer 9% 41%
patient's condition 14% —
appetite is bad — 31%
reddening of the skin 14% —
boil — 31%
nodular erythema 14% —
breast cancer — 31%
tumors of the rectum 14% —
acute renal failure — 31%
worse in morning 14% —
cold sweat — 31%
better in afternoon 14% —
endometritis — 31%
decreased potassium 14% —
pharyngitis — 31%
ischemic colitis 14% —
fetal hypoxia — 31%
angioplasty 14% —
appetite is poor — 31%
lags behind in the development 14% —
purulent rashes on the skin 11% 42%
abdominal pain 14% —
solid tumors — 30%

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