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Results: Differences General ✘K40✘E24.1
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Distinctive symptoms
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hernia 90% —
excess acth — 26%
prostate adenoma 18% —
itsenko-cushing's disease — 24%
inguinal hernia surgery 15% —
pituitary adenoma — 23%
inguinal hernia 13% —
excess cortisol — 22%
hernia infringement 11% —
pituitary tumors — 21%
pain in the groin area 10% —
tumors of the adrenal glands — 19%
pain in the intestines 8% —
effects of taking hormones — 18%
anesthesia 8% —
benign epithelial tumors — 18%
discomfort in the perineum 7% —
pituitary gland diseases — 17%
acute bronchitis 7% —
hypopituitarism — 17%
bronchitis 7% —
radiation therapy — 16%
postoperative seroma 7% —
lentigo — 16%
postoperative hernia 7% —
acth deficiency — 16%
recurrent inguinal hernia 7% —
adrenal insufficiency — 15%
pulling pain in 7% —
insufficiency of pituitary function — 15%
Chronical bronchitis 7% —
radiation damage — 15%
chronic bronchitis unspecified 7% —
hormonal disorders — 14%
infected wounds 6% —
hyperpigmentation — 14%
a history of endoscopic surgery 6% —
not enough time — 13%
intestinal obstruction 6% —
remission — 13%
weak stream of urine 6% —
brown spots on the skin — 12%
stool delay 6% —
itsenko-cushing syndrome (hypercorticism) — 12%
pain from the load 6% —
chiasmal syndrome — 12%
difficulty urinating 6% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 12%
intestinal resection 6% —
cancer 2% 14%
constipation 6% —
hyperaldosteronism — 11%
discomfort in the intestines 6% —
adenomectomy — 11%
frequent colds 6% —
skin spots — 11%
dropsy testicles 6% —
consequence of hormone treatment — 11%
inguinal hernia in children 6% —
benign neoplasms 4% 15%
urination painful 5% —
hemianopsia — 10%
urethral stricture 5% —
aldosterone deficiency — 10%
phlegmon 5% —
neurological disorders — 10%
stones cough after bronchitis 5% —
effects of radiation — 9%
elderly patients 5% —
prehypertension — 9%
better stationary 5% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 9%
inflammatory bowel diseases 5% —
optic nerve atrophy — 9%
discomfort when urinating 5% —
size of pituitary gland is increase — 9%
postoperative pain 5% —
a history of neurosurgery — 9%
scar pain 5% —
vasopressin lowered — 9%
hematoma 5% —
sudden loss of strength — 9%
pain during exercise 5% —
consequences of suppression — 8%
a history of prosthetics 5% —
pain in large joints — 8%
swelling 5% —
saliva with blood — 8%
gastrointestinal problems 5% —
aching stomach — 8%
cough 5% —
joint pain — 8%
femoral hernia 5% —
hallucinations — 8%
complications of local anesthesia 5% —
rash on the elbows — 8%
open person 5% —
hypoglycemia — 8%
urination disorder 5% —
cortisol deficiency — 8%
constant pain 5% —
aper syndrome — 8%
refuses treatment 4% —
no discharge — 8%
nerve damage 4% —
sudden vomiting — 8%
better lying down 4% —
adrenogenital syndrome — 8%
consequences of plastic surgery 4% —
rapid weight gain — 8%
pain in the bladder 4% —
independent — 8%
impaired prostate function 4% —
blurred vision — 8%
difficult defecation 4% —
abdominal pain before defecation — 8%
bladder fistula 4% —
brain damage — 8%
purulent peritonitis 4% —
seminoma — 8%
benign tumors of the small intestine 4% —
testicular cancer — 8%
pain in the lumbosacral region 4% —
increased nervousness — 8%
history of laparoscopic surgery 10% 4%
neuroendocrine tumors — 8%
pain from the lower back gives to the stomach 4% —
acute abdomen 2% 10%
bladder interventions 4% —
hypertension 2% 10%
shows genitals 4% —
adynamia — 7%
intestinal phlegmon 4% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 7%
stomach pain radiates back 4% —
is better in nature — 7%
delayed urination 4% —
male pattern hair growth — 7%
tumour in the abdomen 4% —
pulling abdominal pain — 7%
overwork 4% —
rash in the mouth — 7%
hot to the touch 4% —
germinogenic tumors — 7%
pain in the lumbosacral region 4% —
suspiciousness — 7%
weakness of the ligaments 4% —
hemorrhagic syndrome — 7%
omission of the ovaries 4% —
attacks of pain — 7%
grey urine 4% —
decreased libido — 7%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 4% —
febrile body temperature — 7%
acute obstructive bronchitis 4% —
rash on the neck — 7%
prostatitis 4% —
ophthalmoplegia — 7%
thrombosis 4% —
hypertensive — 7%
peritonitis 4% —
acute pain in the joints — 7%
vaginal tears 4% —
emotional — 7%
frequent cough 4% —
with attacks of abdominal pain — 7%
obstructive bronchitis 4% —
radial nerve neuropathy — 7%
severe childbirth 4% —
fever tachycardia — 7%
wound 4% —
bouts of nausea — 7%
copd 4% —
consequences of surgery 7% 14%
defecation during urination 4% —
stool is large — 7%
weakness of the abdominal muscles 4% —
hypoaldosteronism — 7%
better sitting 4% —
abdominal pain during defecation — 7%
scarring 4% —
neurosis — 7%
cutting sore throat 4% —
big man 2% 9%
intestinal tumor 4% —
blood diseases 3% 10%
intestinal motility is active 4% —
vascular tumor 2% 9%
lipomas 4% —
worse in morning 3% 10%
soreness of the skin 4% —
lowered 5% 12%
weak ligaments 4% —
oncology 6% 13%
intermittent constipation 4% —
consequences of taking medications 6% 13%
worse constipation 4% —
ptosis of the upper eyelids — 7%
vomiting even from water 3% —
abdominal muscle pain — 7%

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