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Results: Differences General ✘Acute abdomen in children✘Endometriosis of the rectum
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Distinctive symptoms
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acute abdomen in children 97% —
diarrhea during menstruation — 99%
echinococcosis of the liver 88% —
omission of the rectum — 97%
acute abdominal pains 86% —
bowel prolapse — 87%
vomiting 86% —
stool with mucus and blood — 86%
sharp pain in the stomach 85% —
pain in the rectum — 86%
renal colic 85% —
adhesions of the fallopian tubes — 83%
sharp abdominal pain 83% —
rectal stenosis — 83%
acute stabbing pains 82% —
blood from the anus — 83%
dry pleurisy 82% —
omission of internal organs — 79%
dryness of the skin of the lips 82% —
mucus in feces — 73%
appendicular infiltrate 79% —
difficult discharge of gases — 70%
ovarian torsion 79% —
endometrioid ovarian cyst — 68%
childhood diseases 79% —
discharge from the anus — 67%
twisting of the testicle 79% —
endometriosis — 66%
trauma 78% —
blood in feces — 64%
pain in internal organs 78% —
endometriosis of the rectum — 61%
impaired gastric function 78% —
ulcerative proctitis — 61%
stomach pain 77% —
intestinal endometriosis — 61%
kidney carbuncle 76% —
lower abdominal pain — 60%
intestinal lymphoma 76% —
diarrhea with blood — 60%
ovarian apoplexy 74% —
pain in the anus in women — 59%
campylobacteriosis 74% —
ovarian endometriosis — 56%
cold sweat 74% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 56%
febrile body temperature 74% —
intestinal bleeding — 55%
fecal vomiting 74% —
bleeding — 55%
anxiety in the stomach 74% —
impaired uterine function — 54%
crying in babies 74% —
bloating — 54%
vomiting bile 74% —
stomach bloating strong — 54%
high temperature 74% —
intestinal mucosa — 53%
liver hemangioma 73% —
tenesmus — 53%
colic 71% —
scar on the uterus — 52%
belching with bile 70% —
proctitis — 51%
stomach pain constant 70% —
regular stool — 51%
hydrothorax 69% —
ascherman syndrome — 51%
pleurisy in children 69% —
worse during menstruation — 50%
spontaneous pneumothorax 69% —
rupture of the uterus — 50%
dry lips 69% —
endometrial hyperplasia — 50%
screaming crying 68% —
rectal bleeding — 49%
dry skin of the face 68% —
uterine cyst — 48%
nausea 68% —
adnexitis — 48%
burkitt's lymphoma 68% —
stopped menstruation — 48%
foreign body of the intestine 67% —
salpingitis — 48%
stagnation 67% —
constipation flatulence — 48%
loudly cries 66% —
scarring — 48%
acute dysentery 66% —
abdominal pain during defecation — 48%
bacterial dysentery 66% —
pain during sexual intercourse — 48%
pleurisy 65% —
abdominal pain when pressing — 47%
shingling abdominal pain 65% —
inflammation of the ovaries — 47%
testicular cyst 65% —
bubbles on the skin — 47%
rupture of the spleen 64% —
benign epithelial tumors — 47%
febrility 64% —
from the discharge of gases — 47%
inflammation of the stomach 63% —
the volume of blood loss is reduced — 46%
intestinal infarction 63% —
diarrhea with gases — 46%
dysentery 63% —
profuse diarrhea — 45%
biliary colic 63% —
infectious colitis — 45%
abdominal surgery 62% —
chronic colitis — 45%
megacolon 62% —
endometritis — 44%
pricks 62% —
defecation painful — 44%
echinococcosis 62% —
hepatosis fatty — 44%
myocardial infarction 62% —
ovarian dysfunction — 44%
bacterial enteritis 61% —
effects of hormone — 44%
lip pain 61% —
digestion bloating — 44%
dyspepsia in children 61% —
consequences of abortion — 44%
abdominal cramps 60% —
hepatosis — 43%
colic in the stomach 60% —
intestinal resection — 43%
inversion of the intestines 60% —
pain due to flatulence — 43%
constipation children 60% —
nervous exhaustion — 43%
screams from pain 60% —
exanthema — 43%
bruising morning 60% —
liver atrophy — 43%
child screams 60% —
pain in the groin area — 42%
salmonellosis 60% —
stool with gases — 42%
ketoacidosis 59% —
blood diseases — 42%
nausea vomiting 59% —
menstruation disorder — 41%
abdominal pain in children 59% —
vulva infections — 40%
liver cyst 59% —
small rash — 40%
stomach cramping pain 58% —
intra-phase infections — 40%
pneumonia 58% —
colitis — 40%
pasternatsky's symptom is positive 58% —
abundant stool — 40%
diarrhea in a child 58% —
polyps — 40%
cholecystopancreatitis 58% —
sedentary lifestyle — 40%
duodenal ulcer 57% —
vulvovaginitis — 40%
peptic ulcer 57% —
abortions — 39%
inguinal hernia 57% —
effects of puberty — 38%
spasm 56% —
liver dysfunction — 38%
pain all over the stomach 56% —
conservative — 37%
pain in the navel area 55% —
essential hypertension — 36%
acute condition 55% —
pain when touched — 36%
hernia of the abdomen 55% —
lot of operations in small things — 36%
pain in the navel area 55% —
papules — 35%
liver injuries 55% —
benign neoplasms — 35%
crying from pain 54% —
dependence on the doctor — 34%
kidney pain area 54% —
stress — 33%
dry 54% —
exhaustion — 33%
vomiting food 54% —
subacute condition — 33%
that's diarrhea constipation 54% —
hypertension — 32%
pneumonia in children 54% —
appendages of the uterus 44% 75%
pneumonia in the anamnesis 54% —
consequences of infection — 31%
vomiting during meals 54% —
onset of illness — 30%
pneumothorax 54% —
ribbon-shaped feces — 27%
feeling of heat 53% —
pain in the intestines 75% 82%

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