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Results: Differences General ✘Inversion of the stomach✘Gastric leiomyoma
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 82%(0)46%(0)
Measurements at the reception 32%(0)40%(0)
Пациент и визиты 56%(0)—
Ultrasound of the organ —36%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
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feeling of emptiness in the stomach 92% —
jealous — 100%
belching air 88% —
restrains emotions — 96%
congestion belching 87% —
uterine leiomyoma — 94%
urge to vomit 85% —
distrustful — 93%
cold sweat on the forehead 83% —
uterine tumor — 66%
forehead cold 83% —
rupture of the uterus — 60%
belching after water 83% —
impaired uterine function — 59%
gases in the stomach 74% —
gastric resection — 59%
vomiting after belching 73% —
perforated stomach ulcer — 58%
empty 72% —
malignization — 55%
constipation with urges 71% —
heaviness in the left hypochondrium — 52%
cold sweat 70% —
gastric bleeding — 50%
inversion of the stomach 70% —
stomach polyps — 50%
pinched 69% —
bleeding — 50%
cough to vomiting 68% —
peritonitis — 49%
abnormalities of stomach development 64% —
epigastric pain on the left — 49%
sudden pain 64% —
bleeding ulcer — 49%
hernia 62% —
uterine polyps — 48%
bloating 60% —
heaviness in the hypochondrium — 47%
small intestine resection 59% —
intestinal bleeding — 47%
lying on the sick side 59% —
uterine cyst — 47%
cold in the head 58% —
bursting pain in the stomach — 47%
abdominal pain after eating 57% —
inflammation of the stomach — 46%
spastic abdominal pain 56% —
squeezing pain in the right hypochondrium — 45%
accumulation of gases in the stomach 55% —
removal of polyps in the anamnesis — 45%
hernia of the esophagus 54% —
ovarian apoplexy — 44%
fainting from pain 53% —
distension of the upper abdomen — 43%
there's a lot lying around 52% —
benign tumors of the stomach — 43%
pain in the navel area 52% —
increased bleeding — 43%
cough prolonged 52% —
benign neoplasms — 42%
pain in the navel area 52% —
stomach removed — 42%
worse from cold 50% —
gastric leiomyoma — 42%
esophagitis 50% —
stomach ulcer — 41%
constipation prolonged 50% —
by erosion of the stomach — 41%
consequences of surgery 49% —
swelling in the stomach — 41%
abdominal pain 85% 34%
tumour in the abdomen — 40%
heart dysfunction 49% —
squeezing abdominal — 40%
intestinal resection 48% —
polyps — 40%
intestinal dyskinesia 47% —
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium — 39%
atonic constipation 47% —
intestinal tumor — 38%
intestinal obstruction 46% —
bursting abdominal pain — 38%
relaxation 46% —
contains several folds — 38%
consequences of taking medications 46% —
constriction in the stomach — 38%
spasmodic pain 46% —
tumors of the peritoneum — 38%
cold skin 45% —
appendages of the uterus — 37%
gastritis 44% —
painful swelling — 37%
gangrene 44% —
vomiting coffee grounds — 37%
omission of internal organs 44% —
heaviness in the epigastric — 36%
fainting 43% —
abdominal pain on the left — 36%
pale skin 42% —
heaviness in the right hypochondrium — 36%
constipation 40% —
shape of uterus is wrong — 35%
disorders of consciousness 40% —
pain in the intestines — 34%
cough 40% —
inflammation — 34%
worse food 39% —
stomach cancer — 34%
worse during meals 39% —
pain in the right side of the abdomen — 34%
acute condition 37% —
abdominal distension — 34%
acute pain 61% 22%
cysts — 34%
presses 37% —
bleeding into the abdominal cavity — 34%
attacks of pain 36% —
gastric adenocarcinoma — 33%
stomach pain 73% 37%
nausea — 33%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 81% 45%
abdominal pain on the right — 33%
patient's condition 55% 20%
abdominal distension a — 33%
impaired gastric function 82% 51%
surgical infections — 32%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 77% 48%
ovarian cysts — 32%
history of surgery 69% 43%
acute blood loss — 32%
increased 44% 19%
pain in the right hypochondrium — 31%
vomiting 63% 39%
pretending to be sick — 31%
pain in the left hypochondrium 58% 36%
acute abdominal pains — 30%
sharp pain in the stomach 47% 29%
bursting — 30%
sharp abdominal pain 45% 28%
liver pain — 29%
myocardial infarction 42% 26%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 29%
history of laparoscopic surgery 61% 46%
apoplexy — 29%
digestive disorders 39% 25%
heavy weight — 29%
up circulatory disorders 35% 22%
stomach nausea — 29%
there are no complaints 34% 21%
refuses to help — 28%
onset of illness 34% 21%
abdominal pain with nausea — 28%
oncology in the anamnesis 41% 36%
vomiting with blood — 28%
acute abdomen 43% 38%
hysteria — 28%
necrosis 36% 31%
left-sided symptoms — 28%
abdominal pain with vomiting — 28%
right-sided symptoms — 28%
clear boundaries — 27%
belly enlargement — 27%
tumors of the heart — 27%
pain in the intestines — 26%
lymphosarcoma — 26%
nausea vomiting — 25%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 25%
tuberculosis — 25%
metastases — 25%
nausea from pain — 25%
no appetite — 25%
immunodeficiency — 24%
rapid weight loss — 24%
vascular tumor — 24%
loss body weight — 24%
hormonal disorders — 23%
helps others — 23%
cancer — 22%
consequences of infection — 21%
blood diseases — 21%
constricting pain in the left hypochondrium — 19%
oncology 32% 45%
stomach tumors 51% 55%
peptic ulcer 39% 42%

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