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Results: Differences General ✘Achilic gastritis✘Anorexia nervosa
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 54%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
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gastritis with low acidity 96% —
complete lack of appetite 47% 100%
gastritis 94% —
nervous the child — 41%
gastritis with increased acidity 89% —
restless child — 39%
achlorhydria 89% —
restless and anxious — 39%
antral gastritis 75% —
anxiety disorders in children — 38%
low acidity 74% —
nervousness — 28%
gastrointestinal problems 74% —
cold extremities — 22%
k29 6 other gastritis 70% —
anorexia nervosa — 21%
better from milk 66% —
anxiety — 19%
achilic gastritis 65% —
fear of obesity — 12%
belching rotten eggs 62% —
desire to lose weight — 11%
lowered 67% 5%
eats in small portions — 10%
reduced lactation 60% —
hair loss throughout the body — 10%
belching air 60% —
discharge phobias — 10%
insufficiency of the external secretory function of the pancreas 60% —
algophobia — 10%
glossitis 60% —
obsessive movements — 10%
schwachman-diamond syndrome 59% —
lot of fears — 9%
pain in the intestines 56% —
fear of eating — 9%
heaviness in the epigastric 55% —
loss body weight — 8%
impaired pancreatic function 54% —
perfectionism — 8%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 54% —
overweight — 8%
unformed feces 54% —
depression — 8%
accumulation of gases in the stomach 53% —
rapid weight loss — 8%
vindictiveness stomach 53% —
eats inedible — 8%
diarrhea 53% —
neurosis — 8%
gums inflamed 51% —
fear of pain — 8%
worse constipation 51% —
mood disorder — 8%
gases in the stomach 51% —
greasy hair — 7%
impaired gastric function 50% —
bitterness — 7%
not enough freedom 49% —
menstruation disorder — 7%
empty 49% —
depressed mood — 7%
acute duodenitis 48% —
longing — 7%
dysbacteriosis 48% —
increased appetite — 7%
erosive gastritis 47% —
anxiety depressive disorder — 7%
gastroduodenitis 47% —
obsessive-compulsive neurosis — 7%
frequent nausea 47% —
depression is strong — 7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 47% —
hair loss — 7%
enteritis 46% —
in the genus mental illness — 7%
sharp pain in the stomach 45% —
obsessive thoughts — 7%
lactation 45% —
dizziness when getting — 7%
duodenitis 45% —
amenorrhea — 7%
by erosion of the stomach 45% —
volume of thyroid gland is reduced — 7%
pancreatopathy 45% —
menstruation irregular — 7%
improper nutrition 44% —
intense longing — 7%
sharp abdominal pain 44% —
prolonged depression — 7%
inflammation 43% —
obesity — 6%
congestion belching 42% —
low body temperature — 6%
stomach pain 41% —
bradycardia — 6%
acute abdomen 41% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 6%
impaired function of the small intestine 41% —
inflammation of the stomach 41% —
bloating 41% —
stomach bloating strong 41% —
constipation 39% —
thin 38% —
violation of the stool 38% —
digestive disorders 38% —
does not tolerate pain 38% —
spicy food 38% —
nose nursing mom 38% —
aching 36% —
abdominal pain 36% —
nausea 36% —
acute pain 34% —
onset of illness 33% —
vomiting 35% 5%
increased 30% 6%
patient's condition 31% 7%

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