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Results: Differences General ✘Esophageal polyp✘Juvenile chlorosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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esophageal polyp 83% —
monthly abundant and prolonged — 47%
aching hand pain 81% —
very abundant monthly — 47%
wakes up and cannot sleep 81% —
eats inedible — 46%
pain in the thumb of the hand 80% —
decrease in transferrin — 45%
pain in the right arm 75% —
lesion increased — 45%
pulling pain in the arm 72% —
ozhss reduced — 45%
sleep intermittent 72% —
desire for inedible things — 45%
psycho - organic syndrome 63% —
transferrin increase — 45%
senile psychosis 62% —
menstruation painful abundant — 40%
pain in the fingers 61% —
anisocytosis — 38%
systolic hypertension 60% —
poikilocytosis — 36%
pain in the fingers 58% —
nails uneven — 36%
patient's condition 58% —
cracked nails — 35%
pain in the wrists 56% —
gastritis with low acidity — 34%
abdominal pain 56% —
coylonychia — 34%
stomach polyps 51% —
juvenile chlorosis — 33%
headaches 51% —
increased serum iron — 33%
delirium 48% —
decreased serum iron — 33%
no appetite 47% —
dyspnea — 32%
esophageal cancer 45% —
desire for spicy — 32%
polyps 45% —
menstruation disorder — 32%
aching 44% —
improper nutrition — 31%
gastritis with reflux 43% —
does not eat meat — 31%
pain in the esophagus 43% —
latent iron deficiency 22% 53%
hypertension 42% —
crack of the red lip border — 30%
esophageal stenosis 42% —
chronic anemia — 30%
burping does not make it easier 41% —
desire for salty — 30%
benign tumors of the esophagus 41% —
improvement during menstruation — 30%
worse to swallow solid food 41% —
congestion in the corners of the mouth — 30%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 39% —
nails yellow — 30%
reflux esophagitis 37% —
inflammation near the nail — 29%
hyperplastic gastritis 37% —
pale skin — 29%
surgery on the esophagus 33% —
deformity of nails — 28%
pain in the esophagus when swallowing 33% —
brittle hair — 28%
benign epithelial tumors 33% —
cheilitis — 28%
cancer 32% —
onychodystrophy — 28%
esophagitis 32% —
general weakness — 27%
history of surgery 31% —
increased estrogens — 27%
pain chest 30% —
worse during menstruation — 27%
bowel cancer 29% —
dysfunctional uterine bleeding — 27%
discomfort in the throat 29% —
red lip — 27%
diverticulum of the stomach 29% —
premature sexual development — 26%
pain in the sternum 29% —
red lips — 26%
belching after eating 28% —
anemia and weakness — 26%
diverticula of the esophagus 27% —
stopped menstruation — 26%
congestion belching 27% —
low acidity — 26%
inflammation of the stomach 27% —
posthemorrhagic anemia — 25%
painful swelling 27% —
menstruation irregular — 25%
difficult to swallow 27% —
monthly painful — 25%
intestinal tumor 27% —
chronic gastritis — 25%
there are no complaints 26% —
feeling of lack of air — 24%
cardiospasm 26% —
anemia 17% 41%
rupture of the esophagus 26% —
pre-fainting condition — 23%
chemical burn 26% —
frequent dizziness — 23%
intestinal spasms 25% —
hemoglobin increased — 23%
frequent eructation 25% —
hair loss — 22%
chronic esophagitis 25% —
Common symptoms are weakness — 22%
diverticulitis 25% —
palpitations with shortness of breath — 22%
stomach cramps 25% —
dizziness weakness — 22%
adenomatous polyp 25% —
osteosarcoma — 22%
burping with food 25% —
effects of puberty — 21%
squeezing pain behind the sternum 25% —
nervousness — 20%
nausea belching 24% —
lack of breath — 20%
benign neoplasms 24% —
lymphosarcoma — 20%
CHD 24% —
hypochromia 21% 40%
strong irritation 24% —
dizziness — 19%
periodic nausea 24% —
rapid weight loss — 19%
solid tumor 23% —
spicy food — 19%
nausea 23% —
drug allergy — 19%
subacute condition 23% —
erythrocytic anemia 21% 40%
cancer pain 23% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 19%
constant nausea 23% —
emaciation — 19%
shape of large intestine is changed 23% —
nose nursing mom — 19%
vomiting 23% —
iron deficiency anemia 21% 40%
red legs 23% —
hypotension — 18%
intestinal diverticula 23% —
convulsions — 18%
cyclic vomiting 23% —
weakness after illness — 18%
tumors of the large intestine 23% —
increased sensitivity — 18%
acute pain in the legs 22% —
palpitations — 18%
frequent nausea 22% —
quickly gets tired — 18%
worse in violation of the diet 22% —
tachycardia — 18%
external bleeding 22% —
blood diseases — 16%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 22% —
skin problems — 16%
pain when swallowing 22% —
drug disease — 16%
acute pain 22% —
consequences of taking medications — 16%
often abdominal pain 22% —
desire for salty and spicy — 15%
electrocoagulation 22% —
increased 19% 30%
trauma 21% —
lowered 14% 21%
hypoproteinemia 21% —
bleeding 36% 39%
smoking desire 21% —
worse during meals 17% 19%
sharp pain in the stomach 21% —
worse food 17% 19%
alcohol is abusing 20% —
allergy 16% 17%
tumour in the abdomen 20% —
vomiting multiple 20% —
gastric bleeding 20% —
feeling in the throat 20% —
bleeding ulcer 20% —
can not breathe 20% —
omission of internal organs 20% —
tumors of the heart 20% —
vascular spasm 19% —
intestinal bleeding 19% —
constant pain 19% —
worse at 12 o'clock 19% —
lung pain 19% —
angina pectoris 19% —
difficulty breathing 19% —
throat hurts 19% —

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