Distinctive symptoms
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neurosis
90%
9%
stomach tense —
45%
overeating in children
30%
—
foreign body of the intestine —
45%
appetite is sharply increased
11%
—
intestinal obstruction —
45%
neuroses in children
19%
8%
foreign body of the pharynx —
41%
hunger at night
7%
—
foreign body of the esophagus —
40%
increased appetite at night
6%
—
foreign body of the rectum —
38%
constantly increased appetite
6%
—
gastric perforation
2%
38%
suicidal thoughts
5%
—
ulcer penetration
2%
37%
jams stress
5%
—
stone in the stomach —
33%
fat deposits
5%
—
mediastinit —
33%
suicide
4%
—
peritonitis —
32%
obesity on the stomach
4%
—
food poisoning —
32%
overweight
4%
—
toxic liver —
31%
bulimia
4%
—
foreign body sensation —
29%
amenorrhea
4%
—
can't swallow —
29%
depression
4%
—
bedsores —
28%
weight gain
4%
—
defecation with extraneous —
28%
the desire to gain weight
3%
—
purulent peritonitis —
28%
tendency to overeating
3%
—
hypersalivation —
28%
vomiting from overeating
3%
—
gangrene —
27%
takes antidepressants
3%
—
lump in the stomach —
27%
nervousness
3%
—
lump in the esophagus —
27%
complete lack of appetite
3%
—
eosinophilic esophagitis —
27%
desire to lose weight
2%
—
gallbladder fistula —
27%
internal bleeding
2%
—
gallbladder stones —
26%
venous bleeding
2%
—
gastric resection —
26%
illness from distress
2%
—
digestive disorders —
26%
psyche suicidal thoughts
2%
—
impaired gastric function
1%
27%
despair
2%
—
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases —
26%
disease from experiences
2%
—
a history of endoscopic surgery —
26%
he gets upset quickly
2%
—
the body is not his —
26%
blushes with excitement
2%
—
fistula —
26%
worries about himself
2%
—
abscess —
25%
abstinence
2%
—
stomach pain —
25%
anorexia nervosa
2%
—
rupture duodenal dysfunction —
25%
vomiting from excitement
2%
—
hypertrophy biliary tract —
25%
does not want to live
2%
—
intestinal resection —
25%
has been experiencing
2%
—
liver problems —
25%
fear of pain
2%
—
bile fistulas —
24%
difficult to swallow —
24%
dull pain in the stomach area —
24%
gastrointestinal problems
1%
25%
dysfunction of the gallbladder —
24%
inflammation of the stomach —
24%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract
1%
25%
pain throughout the body
1%
24%
inflammatory bowel diseases —
23%
inflammation —
23%
rupture of the esophagus —
22%
intra-abdominal abscesses —
22%
instilled —
22%
abdominal pain —
22%
phlegmon —
22%
objects are reduced —
22%
peptic ulcer
1%
22%
bleeding
1%
22%
history of surgery
1%
22%
surgical infections —
21%
metallic taste in his mouth —
21%
trauma —
21%
disease dull abdominal pain —
21%
consequences of taking medications —
21%
consequences of infection —
21%
esophageal stenosis —
20%
acute abdomen —
20%
heaviness after eating —
19%
nausea —
19%
surgery on the esophagus —
19%
nausea from pain —
19%
vomiting
2%
21%
perforation of the gallbladder —
19%
stomach nausea —
19%
pain in the esophagus —
18%
oncology —
18%
nausea after eating —
18%
esophagitis —
18%
bursting pain in the stomach —
18%
stomach ulcer
1%
19%
duodenal ulcer —
18%
ascites —
18%
acute blood loss —
18%
bleeding ulcer
1%
19%
gastric bleeding
1%
19%
increased bleeding
1%
19%
wound —
17%
causes vomiting —
17%
pain in the intestines —
17%
necrosis —
17%
subcutaneous emphysema —
17%
intestinal bleeding
1%
18%
the feeling is made of glass —
17%
calculous cholecystitis gallbladder stones —
17%
abdominal pain during meals —
17%
distension of the upper abdomen —
17%
consequences of surgery
1%
18%
intestinal abscess —
17%
stomach pain constant —
16%
sharp pain in the stomach —
16%
nausea during meals —
16%
cholecystitis —
16%
by erosion of the stomach —
16%
swelling in the stomach —
16%
nausea vomiting —
16%
salivation —
16%
heaviness in the stomach after eating —
16%
esophageal obstruction —
16%
conservative —
15%
abdominal pain with nausea —
15%
sharp abdominal pain —
15%
intestinal phlegmon —
15%
local peritonitis —
15%
calculous cholecystitis —
15%
skin problems —
15%
abdominal pain with vomiting —
15%
hypochloremia —
15%
chlorine reduction —
15%
mechanical jaundice —
15%
bacteremia —
15%
bursting abdominal pain —
15%
blood diseases
1%
16%
aching stomach —
15%
tumors of the peritoneum —
15%
pain in the mouth —
15%
dermoid cyst —
14%
constant aching pain —
14%
yellow vomiting —
14%
better standing —
14%
cholecystectomy —
14%
congestion belching —
14%
constant abdominal pain —
14%
metabolic alkalosis —
14%
sepsis —
14%
lowered
1%
15%
throat sensitive —
14%
aggressive —
14%
dermoid —
14%
small bowel obstruction —
14%
consequences of abdominal trauma —
14%
rapid speech —
14%
intestinal ulcer
1%
15%
history of chest surgery —
14%
consequences of injuries —
13%
thin-boned —
13%
abdominal distension a —
13%
intoxication —
13%
choking —
13%
foreign body of the trachea —
13%
the feeling of a wound —
13%
food gets stuck in the esophagus —
13%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity —
13%
sensitivity of mucous membranes —
13%
abdominal distension —
13%
stomach cramping pain —
13%
alkalosis —
13%
chemical burn —
13%
nausea belching —
13%
chokes while eating —
13%
can not breathe —
13%
senile dementia —
13%
gastric fistula —
13%
laryngitis cough —
12%