Comparison results

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Analogs

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	2%(4)	28%(2)
MRI of the pancreas	12%(0)	—
Blood biochemistry	7%(10)	—
General blood test	7%(7)	—
MRI of the lungs	6%(0)	—
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity	5%(0)	—
Ultrasound of the organ	5%(0)	—
Coprogram	5%(1)	—
MRI of the organ	3%(0)	—
Other hormones	3%(0)	—
CT of the organ	3%(0)	—
Endoscopy	3%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

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100%

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100%

cholecystitis

11%

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vaginitis

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57%

dysfunction of the gallbladder

10%

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vulva infections

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48%

gastritis

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burning pains when urinating

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40%

duodenitis

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burning in the lower abdomen

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38%

biliary dyskinesia

—

abdominal pain burning

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38%

pancreatopathy

—

vaginal mucosa hyperemic

—

37%

pancreatitis chronic

—

white abundant

—

33%

chronic gastritis

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cutting pain in the lower abdomen

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33%

gallbladder stones

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burning in the vagina

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32%

little fat in the fecal

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copious urination

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32%

chronic cholecystitis

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pain when urinating

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32%

alcoholic pancreatitis

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burning when urinating

—

31%

hepatosis fatty

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mucous whites

—

31%

worse from overeating

—

palpation is painful in epigastrium

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31%

pancreatic cyst

—

internal itching

—

29%

liver atrophy

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red urine

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28%

cystic fibrosis

—

abdominal pain when pressing

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27%

pancreatic disease, unspecified

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pain during sexual intercourse

—

27%

drug-induced pancreatitis

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dysbacteriosis

—

25%

stool meager

—

burning in the stomach

—

25%

deterioration from fatty foods

—

pain in the vagina

—

25%

greasy stools

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vaginal

—

24%

pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus

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STDs

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24%

bullous emphysema of the lung

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lower abdominal pain

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24%

cholangitis

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frequent antibiotics

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24%

kidney disease

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painful urination

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23%

strictures of the bile ducts

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mucous hyperemia

—

23%

splenic vein thrombosis

—

abdominal

25%

pain in the pancreas

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intestinal mucosa

—

21%

fetid stool

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weakening of immunity

—

21%

small bowel obstruction

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inflammation

23%

lung cyst

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diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

24%

pulmonary artery aneurysm

—

stomach pain

22%

constant pain

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sharp belly

22%

onset of illness

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burns

—

20%

oncology

—

traumatic illness

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20%

blood diseases

—

refuses treatment

—

20%

portal hypertension

—

immunodeficiency

—

19%

external bleeding

—

allergy

18%

cancer

—

hormonal disorders

18%

biliary pancreatitis

—

abdominal pain

19%

malabsorption

—

childhood diseases

17%

pancreatonecrosis

—

impaired gastric function

19%

alcohol is abusing

—

acute pain

18%

increase in amylase

—

cystic

—

calcification

—

hypertrophy biliary tract

—

intestinal insufficiency syndrome

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enteropathy

—

autoimmune pancreatitis

—

diabetes mellitus

—

pancreatic fibrosis

—

rupture duodenal dysfunction

—

kidney cyst

—

does not feel pain

—

violation of the chair

—

oil smell fecal

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false pancreatic cyst

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impaired function of the large intestine

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there is emaciation in the neck

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there are no complaints

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it's better to be alone

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pancreatic cancer

—

skin problems

—

need for alcohol

—

consequences of alcoholism

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intra-abdominal abscesses

—

strong man

—

inflammation of the stomach

—

blood dark

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phlebolites

—

venous bleeding

—

increased cholesterol

—

abdominal toad

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consequences of operation

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acute venous thrombosis

—

protein-energy deficiency

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angiopathy

—

impaired lung function

—

refuses to help

—

deterioration from chocolate

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dependence on food

—

diseases of the operated stomach

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dark feces

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intestinal infection

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impaired arterial function

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secondary biliary cirrhosis of the liver

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consequences of taking medications

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skin anesthesia

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pancreatic sclerosis

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gradual deterioration of

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bloody discharge from the nipples

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pneumonia

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swelling

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chronic diarrhea

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necrosis

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stomach removed

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consequences of infection

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a lot of medicines

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palpitations after coffee

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chronic calculous cholecystitis

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worse when leaning forward

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abdominal pain is worse when sitting

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better in morning

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periods of exacerbation

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injury

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urine amylase is elevated

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kwashiorkor

—

acute calculous cholecystitis

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consequences of alcohol abuse

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dehydration

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split pancreas

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arterial occlusion

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calculous cholecystitis gallbladder stones

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vitamin b2 lowered

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patient's condition

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hypertensive

—

often abdominal pain

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intolerance to drugs

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early development

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feeling of blood loss

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pain in the ribs on the left

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abdominal pain worse after eating

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purulent peritonitis

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vitamin e lowered

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liquid stool

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bone cyst

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atelectasis

—

need for fats

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blisters

—

fistula

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alcohol dependence

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thin

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familial endogenous hypertriglyceridemia

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pure hypercholesterolemia

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decreased amylase

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beriberi

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calcinates

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pancreatic steatorrhea

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intestinal bleeding

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jaundice

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splenic artery aneurysm

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osteoporosis

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aneurysm

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difficult defecation

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bacterial overgrowth syndrome

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urine amylase is lowered

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maldigestion syndrome

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pancreatic cancer

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vitamin d deficiency

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refusal to drink

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mechanical jaundice

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conservative

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consumes alcohol

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intestinal obstruction

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