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Results: Differences General ✘Acute abdomen in children✘Congenital short esophagus
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Distinctive symptoms
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acute abdomen in children 97% —
reflux esophagitis — 63%
abdominal pain 89% —
belching sour — 58%
echinococcosis of the liver 88% —
heartburn in the chest — 55%
acute abdominal pains 86% —
surgery on the esophagus — 54%
intestinal obstruction 84% —
heartburn — 53%
renal colic 84% —
gastroesophageal reflux disease — 52%
sharp pain in the stomach 84% —
burning in the stomach — 51%
violation of the stool 83% —
burning in the chest — 47%
acute stabbing pains 82% —
burning in the chest feeling — 47%
dry pleurisy 82% —
belching from milk — 47%
dryness of the skin of the lips 82% —
hernia of the esophagus — 46%
rupture of the fallopian tube 79% —
iron deficiency anemia in children — 43%
ovarian torsion 79% —
esophagitis in children — 43%
pain in internal organs 79% —
heartburn sour — 42%
appendicular infiltrate 79% —
burns — 42%
trauma 78% —
esophagitis — 42%
twisting of the testicle 76% —
nose nursing mom — 41%
kidney carbuncle 76% —
iron deficiency anemia — 41%
dry cracked lips 76% —
hypochromia — 41%
anxiety in the stomach 76% —
ulcer of the esophagus — 38%
pain in the intestines 75% —
thin dry skin — 38%
cold sweat 74% —
abnormalities of stomach development — 38%
campylobacteriosis 74% —
heartburn belching — 37%
intestinal lymphoma 74% —
erosion of the esophagus — 36%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall 74% —
difficult to swallow — 36%
crying in babies 74% —
worse after eating — 35%
constipation 74% —
anomalies of esophageal development — 34%
fecal vomiting 74% —
epigastric discomfort — 33%
febrile body temperature 74% —
eats inedible — 33%
high temperature 74% —
frequent swallowing — 33%
dry skin with cracks 73% —
marfan syndrome — 33%
ovarian apoplexy 73% —
frequent eructation — 33%
liver hemangioma 73% —
a difficult teenager — 32%
liquid stool 72% —
anemia — 32%
diarrhea 71% —
anemia in children — 32%
colic 70% —
discomfort in the chest — 31%
belching with bile 70% —
erythrocytic anemia — 29%
stomach pain constant 70% —
lactation — 28%
dry skin of the face 69% —
delay in physical development — 28%
dry lips 69% —
stomach ulcer — 28%
spontaneous pneumothorax 69% —
is gaining weight poorly — 28%
hydrothorax 68% —
thin skin — 28%
pleurisy in children 68% —
by erosion of the stomach — 28%
nausea 68% —
gastric bleeding — 27%
stagnation 68% —
spasmodic pain — 27%
screaming crying 68% —
bleeding ulcer — 27%
foreign body of the intestine 67% —
lipid metabolism — 27%
burkitt's lymphoma 67% —
intestinal bleeding — 26%
loudly cries 66% —
history of chest surgery — 26%
cracks painful 66% —
no strength — 26%
bacterial dysentery 66% —
forced situation — 26%
acute dysentery 66% —
worse lying down — 26%
shingling abdominal pain 65% —
weight gain — 26%
very high fever 65% —
oily skin — 25%
pleurisy 64% —
The skin is not — 25%
testicular cyst 64% —
elderly patients — 24%
dysentery 63% —
worse food — 23%
intestinal infarction 63% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 23%
rupture of the spleen 63% —
pain chest — 23%
pricks 62% —
worse during meals — 23%
megacolon 62% —
increased bleeding — 23%
abdominal surgery 62% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 23%
constant abdominal pain 62% —
helps others — 22%
echinococcosis 62% —
weakness after illness — 22%
biliary colic 62% —
lags behind in the development — 22%
myocardial infarction 62% —
bleeding — 21%
lip pain 61% —
pregnancy — 21%
dyspepsia in children 61% —
onset of illness — 20%
bacterial enteritis 61% —
increased — 18%
severe fever 61% —
congestion belching 46% 58%
acute pain 83% 21%
screams from pain 60% —
inversion of the intestines 60% —
bruising morning 60% —
colic in the stomach 60% —
salmonellosis 60% —
abdominal cramps 60% —
constipation children 59% —
child screams 59% —
liver cyst 59% —
nausea vomiting 59% —
ketoacidosis 59% —
stomach cramping pain 58% —
pneumonia 58% —
pasternatsky's symptom is positive 58% —
pain all over the stomach 57% —
inguinal hernia 57% —
diarrhea in a child 57% —
cholecystopancreatitis 57% —
duodenal ulcer 56% —
pneumonia with pleurisy 56% —
spasm 56% —
pain in the navel area 55% —
acute condition 55% —
feeling of bruising 55% —
hernia of the abdomen 55% —
liver injuries 55% —
pain in the navel area 55% —
pneumonia in children 54% —
constipation with loose stools 54% —
pneumonia in the anamnesis 54% —
inflammation 75% 19%
ovarian cysts 54% —
pneumothorax 54% —
crying from pain 54% —
kidney pain area 54% —
surgical infections 54% —
appendicitis 53% —
anxiety disorders in children 53% —
digestion constipation 53% —
feeling of heat 53% —
necrosis 53% —
nausea with fever 53% —
hemangioma 52% —
it hurts to talk 52% —
crohn 52% —
defecation during urination 52% —
often abdominal pain 52% —
crying during complaints 52% —
cry when complaining 52% —
abdominal injuries 51% —
frequent nausea 51% —
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine 51% —
enteritis 50% —
gastrointestinal problems 81% 29%
falls to the floor 50% —
cholecystitis 50% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 78% 26%
vomiting at fever 49% —
childhood diseases 79% 28%

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