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Results: Differences General	✘Wet gangrene	✘Gas gangrene
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 8%(1) 43%(7) General urine test 11%(1) 29%(1) Blood biochemistry 10%(2) 22%(1) Coprogram — 28%(1) Coagulogram — 18%(1) Radiography of the area — 18%(0) Measurements at the reception 11%(0) — Examination by anesthesiologist 11%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	53%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
wet gangrene	39%	—
pseudomembranous colitis	—	73%
torrential sweats	22%	—
cellulite	—	67%
vascular damage	21%	—
myositis	—	60%
lung gangrene	21%	—
smelly	—	55%
thrombosis	20%	—
colitis	—	53%
hiccups	19%	—
from the discharge of gases	12%	63%
fecal peritonitis	19%	—
the smell of gases	—	50%
sweating with the smell	17%	—
bubbles on the skin	—	48%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall	17%	—
muscle damage	—	45%
bone fracture	16%	—
bubbles are suppurating	—	45%
fetid phlegm	16%	—
discharge with an unpleasant smell	—	42%
sputum copious	16%	—
laceration	—	42%
pain in the penis	16%	—
bloating	10%	51%
open fracture	15%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	41%
bubbling in the chest	15%	—
thirst with chills	—	40%
sputum in the chest	15%	—
skin dirty	—	40%
numbness of the feet	15%	—
microscopic colitis	—	40%
swelling from a bite	15%	—
hemolytic jaundice	—	38%
swelling after a fracture	15%	—
anaerobic infection	—	38%
the skin is dark	15%	—
infectious colitis	—	38%
consequences of a fracture	15%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	37%
genital pain in men	15%	—
swelling of the wound	13%	50%
extreme abdominal soreness when touched	15%	—
oliguria	—	37%
sweating chest	14%	—
autoimmune neutropenia	—	36%
bronchial lesion	14%	—
tachycardia under tension	—	36%
closed fracture	14%	—
wound inflammation	—	36%
chemical burn	14%	—
thirst	—	35%
hernia infringement	14%	—
infected wounds	—	35%
acute injury	14%	—
still very frequent breathing	—	34%
frostbite	14%	—
foreign body of the intestine	—	34%
very pale	13%	—
myoglobinuria	—	33%
wet crackling	13%	—
lack of urination	—	32%
dark spots on the skin	13%	—
The skin is not	—	32%
nausea	13%	—
loss of skin sensitivity	—	32%
numbness of the legs	13%	—
little urine	—	32%
blue veins	13%	—
burning in the muscles	—	31%
gases in the stomach	13%	—
burns	—	31%
abdominal pain when pressing	13%	—
gunshot wounds	—	31%
diabetes mellitus	13%	—
oily skin	—	31%
abrasion	13%	—
severe chills	—	30%
pain in internal organs	13%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	30%
swelling after injury	13%	—
the skin is very sensitive	—	30%
marble skin	13%	—
leukocytosis	—	30%
fat embolism	13%	—
anemia	—	29%
waxy skin color	13%	—
headache with chills	—	29%
easily blushes	13%	—
anuria	—	29%
cold extremities	13%	—
aching all over the body	—	29%
abdominal pain	13%	—
aching	—	29%
crackling in the bronchi	13%	—
wound	15%	44%
deep vein thrombosis	12%	—
pus in feces	—	28%
crackling in the lungs	12%	—
hemolytic anemia	—	28%
bloating pain	12%	—
headache aching	—	28%
impaired lung function	12%	—
soreness of the skin	—	28%
gallbladder stones	12%	—
severe gas formation	—	28%
vomiting	12%	—
anaphylactic shock	—	27%
fever with sweating	12%	—
headache tension	—	27%
red spots on the skin	12%	—
fever tachycardia	—	27%
body is cold	12%	—
tension type headache	—	27%
increased profuse sweating	11%	—
fever with muscle pain	—	27%
chronic bronchitis unspecified	11%	—
headache with palpitations	—	27%
abdominal pain with vomiting	11%	—
inflammation	11%	38%
Chronical bronchitis	11%	—
phlegmon	—	26%
dysfunction of the gallbladder	11%	—
slow onset of the disease	—	26%
abdominal pain with nausea	11%	—
onset of illness	—	26%
strong character	11%	—
pulse is strong	—	26%
severe sweating	11%	—
erythrocytic anemia	—	26%
abundant stool	11%	—
insensitivity to pain	—	26%
peritonitis	11%	—
tension in the head	—	26%
stomach nausea	11%	—
consequences of infection	—	26%
stool with gases	11%	—
insomnia from pain	—	25%
phlebitis	11%	—
congestion purulent wounds	—	25%
blisters	11%	—
bruise	—	25%
sharp pain in the stomach	11%	—
heartbeat in the head	—	25%
pulmonary embolism	11%	—
burning of the skin	—	25%
copd	11%	—
frequent headaches	—	25%
peripheral artery thrombosis	11%	—
headache at temperature	—	25%
thrombophlebitis	11%	—
no discharge	—	25%
acute abdominal pains	11%	—
pain in the wound	—	25%
acute abdomen	10%	—
neutropenia	—	25%
nausea vomiting	10%	—
severe headache neck pain	—	24%
pain when touched	10%	—
illness after hypothermia	—	24%
responsible	10%	—
rapid breathing	—	24%
blue skin	10%	—
pain in the vessels of the head	—	24%
arterial occlusion	10%	—
low body temperature	—	24%
sensations in the legs	10%	—
cold skin	—	24%
serious condition	10%	—
history of surgery	13%	37%
hypertrophy biliary tract	10%	—
general tension	—	23%
inflammation of the stomach	10%	—
very high fever	—	23%
sensations in the extremities	10%	—
subfebrility	—	23%
bone defects	10%	—
jaundice	—	23%
alternating symptoms	10%	—
increased	—	23%
blockage of blood vessels	10%	—
severe fever	—	22%
feeling the heat in the skin	10%	—
pain when breathing	—	22%
sputum	10%	—
chills	10%	32%
red rash	10%	—
pale skin	10%	32%
hernia	10%	—
suspicion	—	21%
impaired venous function	9%	—
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	21%
fighting	9%	—
increased bleeding	—	21%
patient is motionless	9%	—
muscle pain	—	21%
sweating is increased	9%	—
aggressive	—	21%

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