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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Tuberculosis of the liverToxic hepatitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 26%(0)
Coprogram 20%(4)
Blood biochemistry 19%(3)
Elements and vitamins 14%(2)
General urine test 13%(1)
Sex hormones 10%(1)
Coagulogram 10%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%
tuberculosis 64%
biliary dyskinesia 40%
pain in the right lung 53%
alcoholism 39%
liver amyloidosis 50%
toxic hepatitis 38%
pulmonary tuberculosis 47%
hepatitis 28% 65%
reactive hepatitis 47%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 37%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes 42%
alcohol dependence 36%
liver dystrophy 40%
dry skin 35%
violation of the function of the right lung 39%
toxic liver 29%
silicotuberculosis 38%
medicinal hepatotoxicity 29%
sweating of the whole body 38%
worse during meals 28%
sweating with weakness 37%
worse food 28%
tuberculosis of lymph nodes 36%
chronic viral hepatitis 27%
amyloidosis 36%
painful palpation of liver 27%
sweats from pain 36%
hepatitis chronic 27%
worse in violation of the diet 35%
choline 25%
complete lack of appetite 34%
greasy taste in the mouth 24%
fever weakness 32%
acute hepatitis 24%
enlargement of the spleen 31%
bitterness in the mouth 24%
subfebrility 30%
intoxication 23%
history of laparoscopic surgery 30%
drug disease 22%
everything is bad 30%
jaundice 22%
lung pain 30%
consequences of taking medications 21%
pain throughout the body 28%
yellow stool 20%
sweating is increased 28%
dull pain in the liver 20%
liver problems 52% 23%
pain right forearm 19%
dystrophy 27%
pain in the right shoulder and forearm 19%
feeling of bruising 26%
drug allergy 19%
impaired lung function 25%
greenish feces 18%
high temperature 25%
pain in the right arm 18%
oncology 23%
pain in the right shoulder 18%
enlarged liver 41% 17%
increased sensitivity 18%
liver pain 47% 23%
allergy 18%
liver dysfunction 31% 12%
hepatitis D 17%
viral hepatitis b 31% 13%
pain in the right shoulder blade 17%
general weakness 28% 11%
acute abdomen 17%
medicinal hepatitis 36% 26%
pain in the gallbladder 17%
soreness of the skin 26% 19%
choleretic 17%
pain radiates to the shoulder blade 17%
unstable stool 16%
no appetite 16%
yellow sclera 16%
pain in the forearm 15%
pain gives in the arm 15%
acute viral hepatitis 15%
increased 15%
pain in the right hypochondrium 49% 63%
liver transplantation 14%
pain in the shoulder blades 14%
skin irritation 14%
pain in the mouth 13%
skin problems 13%
thirst 13%
right-sided symptoms 13%
history of liver surgery 13%
hypoglycemia 13%
pain in the eyes 12%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 12%
intolerance to drugs 12%
cirrhosis of the liver 12%
The skin is not 12%
liver failure 12%
rapid weight loss 11%
emaciation 11%
acute condition 11%
metabolic disorder 11%
nausea 11%
convulsions 11%
a history of organ transplantation 11%
diarrhea 11%
liquid stool 11%
spicy food 11%
better in afternoon 11%
vomiting 10%
attacks of pain 10%
acute pain 10%
pregnancy 10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 10%
onset of illness 10%
there are no complaints 10%
lowered 9%
history of surgery 9%

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