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Results: Differences General ✘Fecal peritonitis✘Radiation cystitis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 34%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
the surgical suture is inflamed 19% —
does not tolerate tight collars — 100%
stool delay 18% —
cheerful — 91%
fecal vomiting 17% —
neck compression — 84%
vomiting bile 17% —
chatty — 83%
violation of the stool 17% —
radiation cystitis — 77%
stool with gases 16% —
severe sweating — 71%
vomiting 16% —
increased profuse sweating — 71%
surgical infections 16% —
cystectomy — 70%
purulent peritonitis 16% —
bladder cancer — 67%
ascites 15% —
effects of radiation — 64%
history of laparoscopic surgery 15% —
bleeding from the bladder — 64%
intra-abdominal abscesses 15% —
hemorrhagic cystitis — 62%
earthy complexion 15% —
cystitis — 61%
pus in feces 14% —
urination painful — 60%
colon obstruction 14% —
pain in the bladder — 60%
abdominal surgery 14% —
very frequent urination — 58%
bloating 14% —
pain when urinating — 57%
nausea 13% —
urination cystitis — 57%
stool meager 13% —
speeded up urination — 56%
desire for rest 13% —
discomfort in the bladder — 55%
intestinal resection 13% —
radiation therapy — 53%
hernia infringement 12% —
can't hold urine — 51%
consequences of surgery 12% —
radiation damage — 51%
intestinal infarction 12% —
squamous epithelium in urine — 50%
dysentery 12% —
pain during urination in women — 50%
very high fever 12% —
cutting pain in the bladder — 50%
painful appearance 12% —
diverticulum of the bladder — 50%
my back gets tired 12% —
urinary incontinence — 50%
weakness in the knees 12% —
frequent urination during the day — 50%
perforation of the colon 12% —
metastases — 49%
pain as from a bruise 12% —
bladder interventions — 49%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 12% —
bleeding — 48%
impaired function of the large intestine 12% —
microhematuria — 48%
desire to sit 12% —
cancer — 47%
abundant stool 12% —
oncology — 43%
listlessness drowsiness 11% —
fistula — 43%
frequent stools 11% —
constant pain — 43%
no fever 11% —
chronic pelvic pain syndrome — 43%
shift of leukocyte formula to left 11% —
urine is caustic — 41%
inversion of the intestines 11% —
frequent urination in the morning — 40%
accumulation of gases in the stomach 11% —
heaviness in the bladder — 40%
pain in the intestines 11% —
bruise — 39%
patient is motionless 11% —
blood diseases — 39%
pneumonia 11% —
nicotine poisoning — 39%
defense of abdominal muscles 11% —
imperative urge to urinate — 38%
ulcer penetration 11% —
genital neoplasms — 38%
severe fever 11% —
cutting pain in the lower abdomen — 37%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 11% —
urinary incontinence in the morning — 37%
nausea vomiting 11% —
painful swelling — 36%
abscess 11% —
rectal cancer — 35%
bruising sensation 11% —
discomfort when urinating — 35%
bacteremia 11% —
inflammation 7% 42%
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium 11% —
pain before urination — 34%
elderly patients 11% —
prostate cancer — 34%
indomitable vomiting 11% —
chronic cystitis — 34%
gunshot wounds 11% —
diverticulitis — 34%
old injuries 11% —
lowered 9% 42%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 10% —
acute pain 14% 47%
vomiting during meals 10% —
reasonable — 32%
crohn 10% —
stones in the bladder — 32%
febrile body temperature 10% —
frequent urination at night — 32%
food is poorly digested 10% —
main complaint is abdominal pain — 32%
appendicitis 10% —
changes in the blood — 32%
collapse 10% —
pain like a knife 15% 47%
bloating pain 10% —
helps others — 31%
weak joints 10% —
sediment urine — 31%
gastrointestinal problems 10% —
cancer pain — 31%
abdominal pain when pressing 10% —
electrocoagulation — 30%
vomiting food 10% —
intestinal diverticula — 30%
impaired gastric function 10% —
superficial veins — 30%
more often in old age 10% —
tumors of the rectum — 30%
diligent 10% —
consequences of taking medications 13% 43%
acute appendicitis 10% —
changes in urine — 29%
fatigue in the legs 10% —
dense tumor — 29%
gases in the stomach 10% —
infection genitourinary — 29%
breathing superficial 10% —
myxedema — 29%
weak lungs 10% —
urination disorder — 28%
toxic shock syndrome 10% —
lower abdominal pain — 28%
chronic colitis 10% —
nerve damage — 27%
increased ESR 9% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 27%
facial pain 9% —
feeling of danger — 27%
hernia 9% —
type 1 diabetes mellitus — 27%
colitis 9% —
very correct — 26%
abdominal pain with vomiting 9% —
ulcers on the skin — 26%
weakness in the legs 9% —
appendages of the uterus — 25%
patient's condition 9% —
weakening of immunity — 25%
abdominal swelling 9% —
lung pain — 25%
leukopenia 9% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 25%
rapid breathing 9% —
conservative — 25%
abdominal pain with nausea 9% —
blue skin — 24%
pain when moving 9% —
history of surgery 13% 37%
pain due to flatulence 9% —
obesity — 24%
hemoglobin increased 9% —
responsible — 24%
difficult defecation 9% —
intestinal tumor 12% 36%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 9% —
hiv — 24%
stomach nausea 9% —
vascular tumor — 23%
intestinal ulcer 9% —
immunodeficiency — 23%
intestinal infection 9% —
CHD — 23%
wound inflammation 9% —
scarring — 23%
arterial occlusion 8% —
female pelvic organs — 23%

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