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Results: Differences General ✘Eventration✘Bacterial overgrowth syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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wound postoperative 96% —
fecal color brown — 49%
gastroschisis 93% —
achlorhydria — 49%
omphalocele 91% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 49%
aseptic peritonitis 88% —
unformed feces — 47%
severe meteorism 88% —
bauginite — 44%
intestinal obstruction 87% —
light yellow stool — 44%
hernia of the abdomen 86% —
peeling lips — 44%
peritonitis 85% —
duodenostasis — 42%
suppuration of the skin 85% —
diarrhea — 41%
eventration 83% —
gastrointestinal problems — 41%
subcutaneous emphysema 81% —
diseases of the operated stomach — 40%
cough after whooping cough 79% —
bloating at night — 40%
postoperative peritonitis 79% —
abdominal pain is better from eating — 40%
umbilical hernia 77% —
brown feces — 39%
wound 77% —
malabsorption — 39%
hiccups 77% —
stool three times a day — 39%
wound inflammation 77% —
pain is better from eating — 39%
bowel prolapse 75% —
enteropathy — 38%
consequences of surgery 73% —
pancreatic steatorrhea — 37%
chest damage 73% —
operated stomach — 37%
hernia 72% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 37%
intestinal paresis 72% —
decreased amylase — 36%
the feeling of a wound 71% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 36%
trauma 71% —
rapid weight loss — 35%
puncture wound 71% —
loss body weight — 35%
rapid reaction 66% —
atrophic gastritis — 34%
consequences of infection 65% —
congestion belching — 33%
cough 65% —
little fat in the fecal — 33%
the surgical suture is inflamed 65% —
diverticulum of the rectum — 33%
pain chest 64% —
gastritis — 33%
umbilical hernia in children 64% —
congestion in the corners of the mouth — 33%
stab wound 64% —
colitis — 33%
paralytic syndrome 63% —
proteus syndrome — 33%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 62% —
crack of the red lip border — 33%
pain in the wound 62% —
pseudomembranous colitis — 32%
soreness of the skin 61% —
lactase deficiency — 32%
on the skin of the anterior abdominal wall 60% —
abdominal pain at night — 31%
injuries of the diaphragm 60% —
beriberi — 31%
inflammatory infiltrate 60% —
stress neurosis — 31%
hemorrhages on the skin 60% —
cheilitis — 31%
omission of internal organs 59% —
cholecystectomy — 31%
suppressed anger 58% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 31%
closed fracture 57% —
area stool several times a day — 31%
postoperative hernia 57% —
dermatitis — 30%
explosive injury 57% —
volume of gallbladder is increased — 30%
cough asthmatic 57% —
constipation — 30%
is worse at 10 am 57% —
pancreatitis chronic — 30%
bronchial tuberculosis 57% —
irritable bowel syndrome — 30%
chills 56% —
diverticulitis — 30%
abdominal surgery 56% —
diarrhea alternates with constipation — 30%
uterine hypoplasia 56% —
steatorrhea — 29%
uterine prolapse 55% —
food allergy — 29%
childhood diseases 55% —
snoring — 29%
skin is tight 54% —
nausea belching — 29%
paresis 54% —
fatigue feeling — 29%
stones cough after bronchitis 54% —
feces undigested — 29%
asthmatic bronchitis 53% —
biliary pancreatitis — 29%
leukocytosis 53% —
red lip — 29%
rupture of the uterus 53% —
red lips — 28%
pressing pain in the chest 52% —
decreased lipase — 28%
stool delay 51% —
no stool — 28%
stomach swells 51% —
from eating better — 28%
worse in morning 51% —
emotional fatigue — 28%
dyspnea 51% —
chronic gastritis — 28%
worse during day 51% —
pain all over the stomach — 28%
cut wound 51% —
reduced efficiency — 27%
swelling of the wound 51% —
infectious colitis — 27%
hypotension 51% —
abdominal pain during meals — 27%
tachycardia 51% —
menstruation irregular — 27%
skin problems 70% 17%
crohn — 27%
obesity on the stomach 50% —
intestinal diverticula — 27%
palpitations 50% —
chronic colitis — 27%
wounds of the heart 50% —
anaerobic infection — 27%
sharp cough 50% —
diarrhea with gases — 27%
strong cough 50% —
constipation prolonged — 26%
asthma attacks 50% —
emotional exhaustion — 26%
presses 49% —
digestion bloating — 26%
severe gas formation 49% —
profuse diarrhea — 26%
consequences of taking medications 68% 17%
mental exhaustion — 26%
severe nausea 48% —
emotional burnout — 26%
mediastinal tumors 48% —
severe stress — 25%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 48% —
swelling of the whole body — 25%
stage of recovery 48% —
intestinal dyskinesia — 25%
surgical infections 77% 27%
peeling — 25%
does not sweat 48% —
ganglia — 25%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 47% —
mental tension — 25%
cough paroxysmal 47% —
abdominal pain after diarrhea — 25%
fecal vomiting 47% —
little low energy level — 25%
fever tachycardia 47% —
atonic constipation — 25%
teething the child 47% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 24%
intoxication 47% —
severe exhaustion — 24%
recovery period 47% —
no discharge — 24%
purulent peritonitis 46% —
high intelligence — 24%
fat deposits 46% —
stool meager — 24%
traumatic shock 46% —
decreased intelligence — 24%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 46% —
emotional tension — 24%
chest pain when coughing 46% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 24%
increased ast 46% —
the body is not his — 23%
fluid in the abdomen 46% —
eating and drinking — 23%
falls to the floor 46% —
pancreatitis — 23%

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