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Results: Differences General	✘Omsk hemorrhagic fever	✘Leptomeningitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 34%(0) 25%(4) Coagulogram 33%(1) 18%(1) Infection tests 16%(0) 26%(0) General urine test 40%(0) — CT of the organ — 31%(0) Measurements at the reception — 24%(0) MRI of the brain — 21%(0) MRI of the organ — 19%(0) General inspection — 19%(0) Chest radiography 19%(0) — Blood biochemistry 18%(1) — ECG 18%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
hemorrhagic fevers	58%	—
meningitis	—	53%
hemorrhagic pneumonia	43%	—
inflammation of the brain	—	52%
cylindruria	40%	—
enterovirus meningitis	—	50%
epithelial cylindruria	40%	—
mumps meningitis	—	45%
black tongue	38%	—
screams from pain	—	43%
proteinuria	36%	—
viral meningitis	—	41%
headache aching	35%	—
fungus	—	40%
purple throat	35%	—
chronic purulent otitis media	—	40%
conjunctival scleral injection	35%	—
worse when shouting	—	40%
fever with muscle pain	34%	—
worse from the slightest noise	—	40%
zika fever	34%	—
vomiting brings relief	—	40%
pneumonia	33%	—
headache frontal temporal	—	39%
profuse uterine bleeding	32%	—
inflammation	—	38%
hematuria	32%	—
thalamic syndrome	—	36%
tick bite	32%	—
frequent headaches	—	36%
leptospirosis	31%	—
organic brain damage	—	36%
leukopenia	31%	—
tuberculous meningitis	—	35%
rash on the tongue	30%	—
nausea without vomiting	—	35%
the eye is red and swollen	30%	—
convulsions	—	35%
ulcers in the nose	30%	—
swelling of the brain	—	35%
red whites of the eyes	30%	—
exhausting pain	—	34%
bronchitis	29%	—
boil in the ear	—	34%
tongue is red	28%	—
flashes in the eyes	—	34%
stones cough after bronchitis	28%	—
vomiting	—	34%
swelling of the conjunctiva	28%	—
hypersensitive to pain	—	34%
decrease in ESR	28%	—
slow cns infections	—	34%
asleep cough during the day	27%	—
is better after eating	—	33%
cough	27%	—
is very sensitive	—	33%
muscle pain	27%	—
hyperacusis	—	33%
increased bleeding	27%	—
ARVI	—	33%
neck red	27%	—
rabies	—	33%
headache with chills	26%	—
listeriosis	—	33%
aching	26%	—
rigidity of the occipital muscles	—	32%
swelling of the throat	26%	—
purulent sinusitis	—	32%
hemorrhagic syndrome	26%	—
staphylococcus aureus	—	31%
headache with high fever	26%	—
state of exacerbation	—	31%
fever is active	26%	—
bacterial meningitis	—	30%
pulmonary hemorrhage	26%	—
bent legs	—	30%
conjunctiva redness	26%	—
plexit	—	30%
face is red	25%	—
enterovirus infection	—	30%
fever cough	25%	—
acute hearing	—	30%
very high fever	25%	—
chills weakness	—	30%
impaired kidney function	25%	—
hypoxia	—	29%
acute condition	25%	—
purulent otitis	—	29%
rash on the limbs	25%	—
relief from vomiting	—	29%
rash on the torso	25%	—
ear injuries	—	29%
bleeding uterine	24%	—
chronic otitis	—	29%
petechiae	24%	—
chronic condition	—	29%
impaired lung function	24%	—
chickenpox	—	28%
interstitial pneumonia	24%	—
otitis media	—	28%
prolonged fever	24%	—
vomiting during meals	—	28%
cold sweat	24%	—
mumps	—	28%
red blood vessels of the eyes	23%	—
from eating better	—	28%
interstitial lung diseases	23%	—
hypersensitivity to pain	—	28%
chronic pneumonia	23%	—
viral diarrhea	—	28%
prolonged defecation	23%	—
skull fracture	—	28%
facial swelling	23%	—
increased sensitivity	—	28%
red dots	23%	—
vomiting food	—	28%
swelling of the neck	23%	—
strong irritation	—	28%
hemorrhages on the skin	22%	—
worse from sudden movements	—	28%
no discharge	22%	—
febrile body temperature	—	27%
temperature with chills	22%	—
food is poorly digested	—	27%
eye swelling	22%	—
vomiting bile	—	27%
erythrocytosis	22%	—
boil	—	27%
mucous hyperemia	22%	—
consequences of infection	—	26%
small-point rash	22%	—
the patient complains of a headache	—	26%
gastric bleeding	22%	—
sinusitis	—	26%
bleeding ulcer	22%	—
pain in the rectum	—	26%
intestinal bleeding	21%	—
impaired arterial function	—	26%
red rash	20%	—
refusal to drink	—	26%
impressionability	20%	—
toxoplasmosis	—	26%
bradycardia	20%	—
folliculitis	—	26%
high fever	20%	—
otitis	—	26%
enlarged liver	20%	—
intestinal infection	—	25%
thrombocytopenia	20%	—
vomiting at fever	—	25%
bacteremia	19%	—
rubella	—	25%
paresis	19%	—
vomiting multiple	—	25%
serious condition	19%	—
neuroinfections	—	25%
digestive disorders	19%	—
headache to vomiting	—	25%
sepsis	19%	—
hydrocephalus	—	25%
violation of the stool	19%	—
photophobia	—	25%
attacks of pain	18%	—
neutrophilosis	—	25%
weakness after illness	18%	—
impaired function of the large intestine	—	24%
muscle weakness	18%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	24%
hypotension	18%	—
cramps in the legs	—	24%
dry	18%	—
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	24%
wound	18%	—
inflammation of the stomach	—	23%
bleeding	17%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	23%
heart dysfunction	17%	—
no strength	—	23%
periodic illness	17%	—
streptococci	—	23%
emotional	17%	—
hyperthermia	—	23%
gastrointestinal problems	17%	—
muscle tension	—	23%
swelling	17%	—
brain tumors	—	23%
there are no complaints	16%	—
herpes	—	23%
feeling of heat	39%	27%
pale skin	—	23%
tick-borne encephalitis	41%	32%
head injury	—	23%
viral meningoencephalitis	38%	30%
febrility	—	23%
viral encephalitis	38%	30%
cerebral circulation disorder	—	22%
headache at temperature	32%	25%
intestinal mucosa	—	22%
encephalitis	30%	24%
worse from movement	—	22%

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