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Results: Differences General ✘Stomach tumors✘Peritoneal carcinomatosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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liver metastases 18% —
increased 10% 72%
by erosion of the stomach 17% —
breast tumor 4% 57%
neuroendocrine tumors 17% —
increased ESR 11% 48%
stomach pain 15% —
peritoneal carcinomatosis — 37%
resection of a part of the stomach 14% —
nodular melanoma — 32%
anemia 14% —
superficially spreading melanoma — 32%
gastric resection 13% —
dubreuil 's melanosis — 30%
peptic ulcer 13% —
lowered 7% 37%
esophageal adenocarcinoma 12% —
lentigo — 29%
adenomatous polyp 12% —
solid tumors 6% 34%
worse from hunger 12% —
lot of moles — 25%
removal of stomach polyps 12% —
tumors of the peritoneum 5% 30%
polyps 11% —
melanoma 3% 27%
gastric adenoma 11% —
hyperpigmentation — 24%
stomach polyps 11% —
moles appear — 23%
neuroblastoma 10% —
nevus spitz — 22%
carcinoid syndrome 10% —
brown moles — 22%
gastric perforation 10% —
large mole — 22%
esophageal stenosis 10% —
sunburn — 21%
menetrie's disease 10% —
choroid melanoma — 20%
vipoma 10% —
melanoma of the eye — 20%
esophageal cancer 10% —
breast cancer 4% 24%
somatostatinoma 9% —
oily skin — 20%
pancreatic adenoma 9% —
peritoneal mesothelioma — 20%
uterine leiomyoma 9% —
subarticular melanoma — 20%
surgery on the esophagus 9% —
lymphosarcoma 3% 23%
bronchial carcinoid 9% —
metastatic brain tumors — 19%
hereditary stomach cancer 9% —
lymphadenitis — 19%
cancer pain 8% —
dysplastic nevus — 19%
a history of endoscopic surgery 8% —
skin cancer 4% 22%
abdominal pain after eating 8% —
brown spots on the skin — 18%
refuses to help 8% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 18%
intestinal polyp 8% —
oncology 30% 48%
esophagitis 8% —
cancer 40% 58%
chronic gastritis 7% —
nevus ota — 17%
stomach pain after eating 7% —
benign tumors of the fallopian tubes — 17%
intestinal bleeding 7% —
papules — 17%
food is poorly digested 7% —
skin spots — 17%
pain in the lymph nodes 7% —
moles on the face — 17%
b12-deficiency anemia 7% —
brain tumor — 17%
hypervolemia 7% —
giant pigmented nevus — 17%
vomiting bile 7% —
consequences of surgery 7% 24%
atrophic gastritis 7% —
liver cancer 14% 31%
heartburn belching 7% —
worse when he lies — 16%
vomiting food 7% —
uterine adenocarcinoma — 16%
vomiting during meals 7% —
deterioration from overheating — 16%
gastritis 7% —
fallopian tube cancer — 16%
heartburn 7% —
primary-multiple tumors — 16%
burning in the stomach 7% —
history of brain surgery — 16%
small cell lung cancer 7% —
asymmetry — 16%
pheochromocytoma 7% —
a history of sigmoidectomy — 16%
pain in the esophagus 7% —
a history of neurosurgery — 16%
medullary thyroid cancer 7% —
abdominal surgery 2% 18%
ulcer penetration 7% —
history of surgery 11% 26%
stomach nausea 7% —
suspicion 4% 19%
bleeding ulcer 7% —
liver sarcoma — 15%
smokes 7% —
heaviness in the body — 15%
gastric bleeding 7% —
fluid in the abdomen — 15%
abdominal pain 7% —
leukocytosis — 15%
cardia insufficiency 7% —
benign tumors of the small intestine — 15%
congestion belching 7% —
benign neoplasms 12% 27%
digestive disorders 7% —
head surgery — 14%
benign epithelial tumors 7% —
small bowel cancer — 14%
constant sore throat 6% —
scarring 2% 16%
reflux esophagitis 6% —
warts in children — 14%
soft tissue sarcoma 6% —
metastatic ovarian cancer — 14%
bursting pain in the stomach 6% —
better from the sun — 14%
black feces 6% —
skin lymphoma — 14%
pain when swallowing 6% —
quickly gets tired — 14%
abdominal pain during meals 6% —
benign ovarian tumors — 14%
pain throughout the body 6% —
after heart surgery — 14%
vitamin b12 reduction2 6% —
hyperthermia 3% 17%
abdominal pain with vomiting 6% —
dislocation of the brain — 14%
beriberi 6% —
nosebleeds often — 14%
lump in the stomach 6% —
swelling after surgery — 14%
tumors of the parathyroid glands 6% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity — 14%
loss body weight 20% 12%
lot of operations in small things 3% 17%
anemia and weakness 6% —
frequent nasal — 13%
executive 6% —
tumors of the small intestine — 13%
professional cancer 6% —
which are covered with crusts — 13%
violation of the stool 6% —
soreness of the skin 2% 15%
dizziness after eating 6% —
laryngeal neoplasms — 13%
rapid weight loss 20% 12%
pigmented xeroderma — 13%
constant abdominal pain 6% —
history of chest surgery — 13%
thyroid cancer 6% —
nausea from fatigue — 13%
tumors of the spleen 6% —
swelling of the brain — 13%
submucosal fibroma of the uterus 6% —
bone metastases 4% 17%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 6% —
bone cancer 5% 18%
difficult to swallow 6% —
tumors of the choroid 4% 17%
tumors of the adrenal glands 6% —
worse from sun — 13%
abdominal pain with nausea 6% —
facial crevices — 12%
Addison's disease 6% —
formation chronic nasal — 12%
neurinoma 6% —
uterine cancer — 12%
barrett 's syndrome 6% —
childhood diseases — 12%
nausea after eating 6% —
from injections — 12%
burning in the head 5% —
patient's condition 11% 23%
appetite is poor 5% —
wound postoperative — 12%
diarrhea after eating 5% —
small rash — 12%
is better after eating 5% —
fighting 3% 15%
abdominal pain burning 5% —
genital neoplasms — 12%

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