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Results: Differences General	✘Hemorrhagic vasculitis	✘Myelodysplastic syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(1) 98%(4) Blood biochemistry 11%(3) 100%(2) General blood test 11%(1) 99%(19) General urine test 62%(4) 32%(1) Other hormones 10%(1) 83%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	47%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	44%
petechiae	51%	8%
smokes	—	38%
red dots	49%	8%
intoxication with iron preparations	—	35%
small-point rash	47%	7%
alcoholism	—	33%
red rash	47%	7%
acute leukemia	—	31%
skin spots	36%	—
alcohol dependence	—	30%
consequences of suppression	29%	—
thrombocytosis	—	28%
hemorrhagic vasculitis	28%	—
neutropenia	—	28%
rheumatism	31%	8%
anemia	—	26%
skin problems	31%	9%
leukemia	—	26%
need for chocolate	15%	—
drug poisoning	—	26%
erythrocytic cylindruria	15%	—
radiation therapy	—	24%
dic syndrome	15%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	24%
acute glomerulonephritis	14%	—
radiation damage	—	23%
joint pain wandering	14%	—
effects of chemotherapy	—	23%
prurigo	14%	—
thrombocytopenia	—	23%
wandering rashes	14%	—
overwork	—	22%
papular urticaria	14%	—
aching	—	21%
cylindruria	13%	—
patient's condition	—	21%
nephrotic syndrome	13%	—
intoxication	—	20%
pain in large joints	13%	—
oncology	—	20%
rash on the buttocks	13%	—
cancer	—	20%
there's a lot lying around	12%	—
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria	—	19%
glomerulonephritis	12%	—
splenectomy	—	19%
rashes bubbles	12%	—
connective tissue dysplasia	—	19%
consequences of injuries	12%	—
hemolytic anemia	—	19%
wandering pains	12%	—
radiation cystitis	—	19%
obesity on the stomach	12%	—
increased	—	19%
the Mantoux reaction	12%	—
leukopenia	—	18%
chronic glomerulonephritis	12%	—
blood diseases	—	18%
rashes symmetrical	12%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	18%
rash on the torso	11%	—
hemoglobinuria	—	18%
decrease in gamma globulins	11%	—
history of surgery	—	17%
rash on the limbs	11%	—
hemoglobin increased	—	17%
hypercoagulation syndrome	11%	—
autoimmune thrombocytopenia	—	17%
uremia	11%	—
hemorrhagic cystitis	—	17%
blood in feces	11%	—
erythrocytic anemia	—	16%
fecal vomiting	11%	—
lymphocytic	—	16%
fat deposits	11%	—
enlargement of the spleen	—	16%
refuses to help	10%	—
fanconi anemia	—	16%
inflammation of the kidneys	10%	—
acute lymphoblastic leukemia	—	15%
vaccination	10%	—
rapid weight loss	—	15%
brown spots on the skin	10%	—
loss body weight	—	15%
chronic kidney disease	10%	—
dyserythropoietic anemia	—	15%
vomiting with blood	10%	—
autoimmune neutropenia	—	15%
brown pigmentation after rashes	10%	—
paraneoplastic syndrome	—	15%
trauma	10%	—
acute myeloid leukemia	—	15%
hematuria	9%	—
parvovirus b19 dna positive	—	15%
pain in the intestines	9%	—
risk ii	—	15%
protein reduced	9%	—
dry	—	15%
proteinuria	9%	—
rheumatoid factor is lowered	—	15%
weakening of immunity	9%	—
cystitis	—	15%
constant pain	9%	—
hiv	—	15%
joint pain	9%	—
decreased ferritin	—	14%
does not tolerate pain	9%	—
paranoia	—	14%
papules	9%	—
thrombosis	—	14%
acute condition	8%	—
imbalance	—	14%
soreness of the skin	8%	—
suspicion	—	14%
control issues	8%	—
nephronophthys fanconi	—	14%
subacute condition	8%	—
will not work	—	14%
impaired kidney function	16%	6%
uterine mucosa hyperemic	—	14%
bleeding	14%	10%
chronic monocytic leukemia	—	14%
hemorrhages on the skin	14%	10%
electrolyte balance disorders	—	14%
erythropoietin increased	—	13%
monocytosis	—	13%
stage of recovery	—	13%
recovery period	—	13%
aplastic anemia	—	13%
sideroblastic anemia	—	13%
heart dysfunction	—	13%
thyroid antibodies	—	13%
increased ferritin	—	13%
attacks of pain	—	13%
lowered	7%	20%
history of radiation exposure	—	13%
volume of spleen is increased	—	12%
anemia and weakness	—	12%
epstein barr virus	—	12%
parvovirus infection	—	12%
dyspnea	—	12%
changes in the blood	—	12%
better to be alone	—	12%
vaginal mucosa hyperemic	—	12%
pain in internal organs	—	12%
executive	—	12%
hairy cell leukemia	—	12%
professional cancer	—	11%
gastrointestinal problems	—	11%
impaired lung function	—	11%
heaviness in the body	—	11%
antibodies to thyroglobulin	—	11%
family man	—	11%
angioplasty	—	11%
myelofibrosis	—	11%
hepatosplenomegaly	—	11%
panniculitis	—	11%
neutrophilosis	—	11%
increased serum iron	—	11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	11%
immunodeficiency	8%	19%
chronic myeloid leukemia	—	10%
tendency to bleed	—	10%
herpetic hepatitis	—	10%
hepatitis D	—	10%
muscular rheumatism	—	10%
enlarged lymph nodes	—	10%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	—	10%
rheumatic polymyalgia	—	10%
polymorbidity	—	10%
independent	—	10%
full	—	10%
thrombocytopathy	—	10%
ulcers in the nose	—	10%
pancytopenia	—	10%
age 4 years	—	10%
viral hepatitis b	—	10%
leishmaniasis	—	10%
chronic lymphocytic	—	10%
myeloid metaplasia	—	10%
consequences of surgery	—	10%
viral hepatitis	—	10%
high temperature	—	10%
bleeding from the gums	—	10%
hepatitis c	—	10%
herpes	—	10%
autoimmune thyroiditis	—	10%
soft tissue rheumatism	—	10%
there are no complaints	—	10%
increased bleeding gums	—	10%
disseminated tuberculosis	—	10%
cancer in the anamnesis	—	10%
heartbeat during exercise	—	10%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	—	10%
dizziness from physical exertion	—	10%
kawasaki disease	—	10%
tumor - like lesions	—	10%
rheumatic muscle pain	—	10%
esophageal cancer	—	10%
gums are red	—	10%

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