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Results: Differences General ✘Инородное тело пищеварительного тракта у детей✘Bladder injury
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Distinctive symptoms
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foreign body of the intestine 51% —
can't hold urine — 65%
foreign body of the esophagus 48% —
urinary incontinence — 63%
foreign body of the pharynx 45% —
bladder injury — 58%
foreign body of the rectum 42% —
laceration — 52%
instilled 38% —
gunshot wounds — 47%
intestinal obstruction 33% —
heaviness in the bladder — 46%
the body is not his 31% —
inconclusive urge to urinate — 44%
lump in the stomach 31% —
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate — 44%
difficult to swallow 31% —
hematuria — 40%
eosinophilic esophagitis 31% —
pelvic bone fracture — 40%
defecation with extraneous 31% —
bladder interventions — 39%
pain in the esophagus 31% —
criminal abortion — 39%
lump in the esophagus 31% —
bruise — 38%
digestive disorders 29% —
irritating bloating — 37%
salivation 29% —
erythropenia — 36%
a history of endoscopic surgery 29% —
diuresis is reduced — 35%
defecation painful 28% —
faints in — 35%
fecal stone 28% —
ligament rupture — 35%
electric burns 27% —
surgery in the urethra — 35%
childhood diseases 27% —
pain in the bladder — 34%
stone in the stomach 26% —
tension in the bladder area — 33%
feces does not come out 26% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 8% 41%
aggressive 25% —
feces are corrosive — 33%
gastrointestinal problems 25% —
lack of urge to urinate — 33%
mediastinit 24% —
urine is caustic — 33%
rupture of the esophagus 24% —
bloating of the entire abdomen — 33%
abdominal pain during defecation 24% —
adenomectomy — 32%
severe meteorism 24% —
stupid — 32%
impaired gastric function 23% —
changes in urine — 32%
surgical infections 23% —
traumatic shock — 32%
difficulty breathing 22% —
feeling of cold in head — 31%
stomach pain 22% —
contrast-induced nephropathy — 31%
esophageal stenosis 22% —
speeded up urination — 31%
foreign body sensation 21% —
urination disorder — 31%
pain in the anus during defecation 21% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity — 31%
pain in the sternum 21% —
wound 7% 38%
gastric perforation 21% —
heaviness in the neck — 30%
thermal burns 21% —
cries at the reception — 30%
there are no complaints 21% —
painful urination — 30%
strong fright 21% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 30%
licks objects 21% —
urination incomplete — 29%
surgery on the esophagus 21% —
lack of urination — 29%
patient's condition 20% —
concussion of the brain — 29%
esophagitis 20% —
rupture of the spleen — 29%
eats inedible 20% —
full — 29%
hypersalivation 20% —
urethral stricture — 29%
difficult childhood 20% —
discharge from the urethra — 28%
cough with agitation 20% —
urination rare — 28%
ulcer penetration 20% —
urethral injuries — 28%
can't swallow 20% —
prostate cancer — 27%
fecal peritonitis 20% —
cold in the head — 27%
inflammatory bowel diseases 20% —
blue belly — 27%
subcutaneous emphysema 19% —
feeling of stenosis — 26%
bedsores 19% —
bone fracture — 26%
tight stool 19% —
consequences of injuries 13% 39%
pain in the esophagus when swallowing 19% —
leukocytosis — 26%
pain when swallowing saliva 19% —
red urine — 26%
esophageal obstruction 18% —
confusion — 26%
cough 18% —
muscle rupture — 26%
stiffness in the joints 18% —
anuria — 26%
drooling 18% —
little joy — 25%
nervous cough 18% —
urination with blood — 25%
gangrene 18% —
pain over the pubic — 25%
causes vomiting 18% —
dizziness fainting — 25%
neurosis 18% —
fainting from pain — 25%
intestinal mucosa 18% —
pain all over the stomach — 25%
difficult defecation 17% —
catatrauma — 25%
stomach nausea 17% —
severe dizziness — 24%
conservative 17% —
overflow of the head — 24%
intestinal obstruction in children 17% —
skin is coming off — 24%
head protests 17% —
polytrauma — 24%
fistula 17% —
impaired prostate function — 24%
obstructive intestinal obstruction 17% —
sudden dizziness — 24%
fearless 17% —
weak stream of urine — 24%
pain in the rectum 17% —
abdominal injuries — 23%
feeling of overflow of the stomach 16% —
fecal vomiting — 23%
necrosis 16% —
falls to the floor — 23%
small bowel obstruction 16% —
effects of radiation — 23%
throat hurts 16% —
sensations in the neck — 23%
aching stomach 16% —
alcohol poisoning — 23%
tract crying attacks 16% —
weakness and palpitations — 23%
irritation of the anus 16% —
night work — 23%
sepsis 16% —
caesarean section — 23%
bacteremia 16% —
caesarean section in the anamnesis — 23%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 16% —
no discharge — 22%
abscess 16% —
j98 4 other lung lesions — 22%
purulent peritonitis 15% —
dizziness weakness — 22%
piercing pain 15% —
bruise — 22%
constipation 15% —
cold skin 8% 30%
alkali poisoning 15% —
lung damage — 22%
harmful child 15% —
kidney damage — 22%
chemical burn 15% —
big head — 22%
better standing 15% —
arterial bleeding — 21%
no children 15% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 21%
appetite immediately after eating 15% —
a serious man — 21%
phlegmon 15% —
genital neoplasms — 21%
fright 15% —
swelling from a bite — 21%
consequences of infection 14% —
abdominal swelling — 21%
worse during meals 14% —
traumatic brain injury — 20%
worse food 14% —
abortions — 20%

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