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Results: Differences General ✘Malabsorption✘Amoebiasis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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rupture duodenal dysfunction 45% —
amoebic liver abscess — 57%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 44% —
intestinal amoebiasis — 49%
antibodies to endomysium 36% —
liver abscess — 45%
polyps in the nose 30% —
amoebiasis — 41%
steatorrhea 29% —
intestinal abscess — 36%
malabsorption 28% —
mucous stools — 27%
little fat in the fecal 28% —
cough — 24%
history of laparoscopic surgery 26% —
subhepatic abscess — 24%
intolerant gluten 26% —
red fecal — 24%
pancreatitis chronic 26% —
red feces — 24%
sprue 26% —
sputum — 23%
beriberi 25% —
amoebiasis of the lungs — 22%
patient's condition 24% —
high temperature — 22%
intestinal lymphangiectasia 23% —
chest pain when coughing — 21%
anemia 23% —
amoebiasis in children — 21%
impaired arterial function 23% —
hectic fever — 20%
protein c deficiency 23% —
acute abdomen in children — 20%
pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus 22% —
sputum with blood — 20%
pancreatitis 22% —
intestinal ulcer 6% 25%
vitamin d deficiency 22% —
pain in the right groin — 19%
impaired gastric function 22% —
feeling of heat — 19%
bacterial overgrowth syndrome 21% —
cutting pain in the lower abdomen — 19%
dry skin 21% —
increased histamine — 19%
cystic fibrosis 21% —
mucous diarrhea — 18%
polyps 21% —
abdominal cramps — 18%
mucoviscidosis 21% —
cysts — 18%
proteinuria 21% —
yellow fever — 18%
allergy 34% 11%
mucus in feces — 18%
rapid weight loss 20% —
fontanelle — 17%
loss body weight 20% —
diarrhea in a child — 17%
impaired venous function 20% —
lung abscess — 17%
protein reduced 20% —
liver cyst — 17%
drug-induced pancreatitis 20% —
pain chest — 17%
pancreatopathy 20% —
abscess 11% 28%
autoimmune pancreatitis 19% —
acute colitis — 16%
need for fats 19% —
pain over the pubic — 16%
pancreatectomy 19% —
eats often — 16%
intolerant to fatty foods 19% —
sharp cough — 16%
cholestasis 19% —
blood in feces — 16%
osteoporosis 19% —
not compacted — 16%
fetid feces 19% —
eats — 15%
alcoholic pancreatitis 18% —
listlessness with fever — 15%
lactase deficiency 18% —
cough wet — 15%
hypertrophy biliary tract 18% —
lower abdominal pain — 15%
intestinal infection 18% —
liver pain — 15%
pancreatonecrosis 18% —
febrile body temperature — 15%
lymphangiectasia 18% —
chest pain when breathing — 14%
not enough time 18% —
colitis 5% 19%
whipple's disease 18% —
predominant right — 14%
periodic abdominal pain 18% —
mucous hyperemia — 14%
pancreatic cyst 18% —
no feeling of hunger — 14%
swelling 17% —
pain in the groin area — 14%
chronic diarrhea 17% —
cysts 12% 26%
ascites 17% —
peptic ulcer 7% 21%
increase in amylase 17% —
pain when breathing — 13%
vitamin K1 is lowered 17% —
type of breathing chest — 13%
false pancreatic cyst 17% —
weakening of immunity — 13%
impaired function of the large intestine 17% —
feeling the heat in the skin — 13%
pain in the intestines 17% —
febrility — 13%
vitamin e lowered 17% —
worse from the heat — 13%
hypovitaminosis to 17% —
childhood diseases 10% 23%
history of pancreatic surgery 17% —
abdominal pain before defecation 7% 18%
lowered 33% 14%
intoxication 8% 19%
a history of vascular arthroplasty 16% —
abdominal pain during defecation 7% 17%
moderate condition 16% —
impaired lung function 10% 19%
hypoproteinemia 16% —
defecation painful 6% 15%
dependence on food 16% —
diarrhea with blood 6% 15%
inflammation of the stomach 16% —
lung pain 5% 13%
exhaustion 16% —
area stool several times a day 10% 18%
cholangitis 15% —
black feces 9% 17%
biliary pancreatitis 15% —
prolonged diarrhea 9% 16%
pain in the pancreas 15% —
prolonged defecation 8% 15%
abdominal pain in children 15% —
immunodeficiency 5% 12%
violation of protein metabolism 15% —
abdominal pain when pressing 9% 16%
skin problems 15% —
pain when touched 7% 13%
small bowel obstruction 15% —
necrosis 10% 16%
bullous emphysema of the lung 15% —
acute condition 5% 11%
b12-deficiency anemia 15% —
peritonitis 8% 14%
convulsions 15% —
destructive behavior 7% 12%
splenic vein thrombosis 15% —
acute pain 10% 15%
strictures of the bile ducts 15% —
acute abdominal pains 10% 15%
intolerance to eggs 14% —
periods of exacerbation 8% 12%
vitamin lowered 14% —
drug allergy 8% 12%
exhaustion after illness 14% —
difficult defecation 10% 14%
Addison's disease 14% —
sharp pain in the stomach 10% 14%
protein-energy deficiency 14% —
sharp abdominal pain 10% 14%
abdominal swelling 14% —
stage of recovery 8% 11%
portal hypertension 14% —
liver problems 13% 16%
short bowel syndrome 14% —
spasm 9% 12%
external bleeding 14% —
inflammation 19% 22%
maldigestion syndrome 14% —
constant weakness 10% 13%
amilorrhea 14% —
control issues 8% 11%
lung cyst 14% —
recovery period 9% 11%
pulmonary artery aneurysm 14% —
feeling of bruising 9% 11%
immunoglobulin a deficiency 14% —
intestinal resection 13% 15%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 14% —
there are no complaints 13% 15%
dermatitis 14% —
history of surgery 19% 21%
surgical infections 14% —
general weakness 10% 12%
mushy feces 14% —
anesthesia 10% 11%
abdominal pain after diarrhea 14% —
worse food 11% 12%

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