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Results: Differences General ✘Varicose veins of the esophagus✘Венозное кровотечение
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Distinctive symptoms
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expansion of the esophagus 90% —
coagulopathy — 94%
esophagitis 80% —
rectum stomach — 86%
heartburn 63% —
wound — 81%
burning in the stomach 61% —
vascular damage — 77%
varicose veins 59% —
varicose veins of the shins — 69%
presses 58% —
trophic ulcers of the shins — 67%
liver problems 58% —
varicose veins of the foot — 65%
burns 57% —
inhibition and weakness — 64%
burning in the chest 56% —
abnormalities of stomach development — 64%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 54% —
ulcers on the shins — 62%
abnormalities of pancreatic development 52% —
thrombocytopathy — 61%
pulls legs 52% —
angiopathy — 60%
heaviness behind the sternum 49% —
the stool is viscous — 60%
history of surgery 49% —
weak rapid pulse — 59%
squeezes his legs 49% —
thick blood — 59%
willebrand 's disease 48% —
veins protrude — 59%
belching with acid 48% —
black discharge — 59%
streaks of blood in feces 47% —
vomiting coffee grounds — 59%
heartburn in the chest 47% —
gunshot wounds — 58%
phlebitis 46% —
pulse weak — 57%
veno-occlusive liver disease 45% —
the volume of blood loss is increased — 55%
metallic taste in his mouth 45% —
red fecal — 55%
portal vein thrombosis 44% —
hemorrhoids — 54%
heartburn belching 44% —
rectal bleeding — 54%
congestion belching 44% —
The pulse is slow — 53%
hemophilia 41% —
trophic ulcer — 53%
parenchymal hepatitis 41% —
the volume of blood loss is reduced — 52%
sensations in the legs 40% —
urination with blood — 52%
chronic esophagitis 40% —
weak stream of urine — 52%
esophageal stenosis 39% —
internal bleeding — 52%
erythropenia 39% —
abnormalities of intestinal development — 51%
liver resection 39% —
ulcer on the leg — 51%
overwork 39% —
superficial veins — 50%
pancreatic cancer 38% —
legs are elongated — 50%
emaciation 38% —
external bleeding — 49%
rapid weight loss 38% —
thinking disorders — 48%
blue veins 37% —
dic syndrome — 48%
nausea 37% —
suicide — 48%
impaired gastric function 37% —
traumatic shock — 48%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 36% —
falls to the floor — 48%
stomach tumors 36% —
frequent dizziness — 48%
blood in feces 36% —
loss of work — 47%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 36% —
inhibition — 47%
fatigue during physical exertion 36% —
heartbeat in the head — 46%
posthemorrhagic anemia 36% —
dizziness weakness — 46%
thrombosis of the lower extremities 36% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 44%
feeling of blood loss 35% —
lowered — 44%
does not sweat 35% —
effects of hypoxia — 44%
gastrojunal ulcer 35% —
arterial bleeding — 44%
liver cancer 35% —
bone defects — 43%
electrocoagulation 35% —
ulcers on the skin — 43%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 35% —
the skin is dark — 43%
heart dysfunction 35% —
enlargement of the heart — 42%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 34% —
The skin is not — 42%
pulse is strong 34% —
dehydration — 41%
reflux esophagitis 34% —
cardiodilation — 41%
chronic venous edema 34% —
traumatic illness — 40%
pancreatopathy 33% —
general weakness — 40%
intestinal ulcer 33% —
bone fracture — 39%
stomach ulcer 33% —
dizziness — 39%
tumour in the abdomen 33% —
liquid stool — 39%
vomiting multiple 33% —
control issues — 37%
sputum with blood 33% —
hypoxia — 37%
severe exhaustion 32% —
consequences of injuries — 37%
patient's condition 32% —
blood dark 51% 88%
strong character 32% —
necrosis — 35%
inflammation 32% —
impaired arterial function 24% 58%
abdominal swelling 32% —
skin problems — 33%
vasculitis 32% —
trauma 24% 57%
ascites 31% —
hemorrhagic diathesis 28% 56%
intestinal tumor 31% —
onset of illness 24% 48%
liver dysfunction 31% —
bleeding 57% 80%
cirrhosis of the liver 31% —
impaired venous function 58% 81%
venous congestion 31% —
increased 22% 44%
history of vein surgery 31% —
blood diseases 53% 74%
no strength 31% —
angioplasty 54% 75%
acute venous thrombosis 31% —
veins bloating 68% 86%
tumors of the heart 31% —
vomiting black 40% 56%
variable symptoms 31% —
hypertension 36% 51%
memory impairment 31% —
increased bleeding 40% 55%
intensive physical load 31% —
hypochromia 34% 48%
thrombocytopenia 30% —
weakness and palpitations 34% 48%
chronic heart failure 30% —
iron deficiency anemia 34% 48%
forgetfulness 30% —
gastric bleeding 32% 46%
thyroid diseases 30% —
latent iron deficiency 35% 49%
swelling of the legs 30% —
bleeding ulcer 32% 45%
sputum 30% —
chronic anemia 31% 44%
enlarged liver 29% —
essential hypertension 28% 40%
conservative 29% —
peptic ulcer 27% 39%
disorders of consciousness 29% —
intestinal bleeding 31% 43%
general swelling does 29% —
tachycardia 27% 38%
lot of operations in small things 29% —
thrombosis 27% 38%
sweating is increased 28% —
palpitations 27% 37%
cough 28% —
venous mesh on legs 76% 83%
serious condition 28% —
veins swelling on the legs 73% 79%
nausea vomiting 28% —
varicose veins of the legs 76% 82%
hepatitis 28% —
anemia 38% 38%
violation of the stool 28% —
portal hypertension 49% 49%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 28% —
dark feces 54% 54%
pain chest 28% —
zpr fatigue from the disease 27% —

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