Comparison results

✘A09.0 Other and unspecified gastroenteritis and colitis of infectious origin

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	40%(3)	—
General blood test	25%(5)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

96%

—

eye tic

82%

—

prolonged fever

81%

—

swelling of the feet

77%

—

myositis

76%

—

swelling of joints

73%

—

high temperature

72%

—

yersiniosis

72%

—

tics

70%

—

periodic illness

50%

—

swelling

49%

—

pus in feces

40%

—

intoxication

39%

—

acute duodenitis

39%

—

gastroduodenitis

38%

—

erosive gastritis

38%

—

enteritis

37%

—

acute gastroenterocolitis

36%

—

chronic appendicitis

36%

—

duodenitis

36%

—

joint diseases

35%

—

loose stools with mucus

35%

—

vomiting mucus

35%

—

gastroenterocolitis

35%

—

ileit

35%

—

stool after the day

34%

—

gastritis

34%

—

feeling the heat in the skin

33%

—

chronic enterocolitis

33%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

32%

—

mucus in feces

32%

—

constant abdominal pain

32%

—

nodular erythema

32%

—

acute enterocolitis

32%

—

blood diseases

31%

—

chronic enteritis

31%

—

skin problems

31%

—

violation of the stool

30%

—

stomach cramping pain

30%

—

general intoxication syndrome

30%

—

acute colitis

29%

—

pain in all joints

29%

—

impaired gastric function

29%

—

constant nausea

29%

—

lymphadenitis chronic

29%

—

pain all over the stomach

29%

—

abdominal pain during defecation

29%

—

abdominal pain

29%

—

acute appendicitis

28%

—

enterocolitis

28%

—

rash on the limbs

28%

—

rash on the torso

28%

—

fever abdominal pain

28%

—

feeling of heat

28%

—

appendicitis

28%

—

rash on the abdomen

28%

—

conjunctivitis

27%

—

fever with pain in the joints

27%

—

uveit

27%

—

fecal vomiting

27%

—

acute pain in the joints

27%

—

defecation painful

27%

—

meningeal syndrome

27%

—

gastrointestinal problems

27%

—

with attacks of abdominal pain

27%

—

feeling of heat in the stomach

27%

—

onset of illness

26%

—

polyarthritis

26%

—

acute abdominal pains

26%

—

myocarditis

26%

—

food poisoning

26%

—

vomiting with blood

25%

—

intestinal infection

25%

—

sharp abdominal pain

25%

—

neutrophilosis

25%

—

sharp pain in the stomach

25%

—

abdominal pain with nausea

25%

—

consequences of suppression

25%

—

acute shock

24%

—

abdominal pain with vomiting

24%

—

colitis

24%

—

lowered

24%

—

impaired function of the large intestine

24%

—

low body temperature

24%

—

increased

24%

—

increased ESR

24%

—

lymphadenitis

24%

—

constant pain

23%

—

stomach pain

23%

—

alternating symptoms

23%

—

toxicosis

23%

—

acute abdomen

23%

—

inflammation of the stomach

23%

—

bacteremia

22%

—

inflammatory bowel diseases

22%

—

unformed feces

22%

—

arthritis

22%

—

nausea vomiting

22%

—

joint pain

22%

—

dehydration

22%

—

enlarged liver

22%

—

suppuration of the skin

22%

—

nausea from pain

22%

—

leukocytosis

21%

—

sepsis

21%

—

soreness of the skin

20%

—

attacks of pain

20%

—

nausea

20%

—

vomiting

20%

—

allergy

20%

—

acute condition

20%

—

bleeding

19%

—

acute pain

19%

—

consequences of taking medications

18%

—

patient's condition

17%

—

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