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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Dyskinesia of the gallbladder and biliary tractDropsy of the gallbladder
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Distinctive symptoms
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intestinal dyskinesia 14%
cholecystectomy 69%
gastritis 13%
removed gallbladder 55%
gastroenteritis 12%
hypertrophy biliary tract 3% 57%
acute duodenitis 12%
gallbladder stones 5% 58%
stagnation 11%
cholestasis 51%
dysbacteriosis 11%
volume of gallbladder is increased 49%
duodenitis 11%
history of laparoscopic surgery 44%
enteritis 10%
history of surgery 41%
erosive gastritis 10%
chronic cholecystitis 7% 45%
pain in the right hypochondrium 7%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 38%
neurasthenia 7%
strictures of the bile ducts 1% 36%
pancreatitis 7%
cholangitis 1% 33%
pancreatitis chronic 6%
scarring 32%
chronic gastritis 6%
pain in the gallbladder 4% 36%
thyrotoxicosis 6%
biliary colic 4% 35%
nephroptosis 6%
acute cholecystitis 1% 32%
vegetative vascular dystonia 6%
increased 1% 32%
pain in the right side 6%
cholecystitis 25% 56%
feeling of bruising 6%
impaired function of the bile ducts 1% 31%
intestinal spasms 5%
there are no complaints 29%
diffuse toxic goiter 5%
skin problems 28%
constant weakness 5%
colic 1% 28%
hypothyroidism 5%
peritonitis 27%
aching pain in the right hypochondrium 5%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 24%
non - calculous cholecystitis 4%
calculating 24%
delayed digestion 4%
consequences of surgery 21%
burning in the stomach pain 4%
bleeding 21%
fighter for justice 4%
acute pain 21%
polyarthritis 4%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 20%
cannot relax 4%
onset of illness 20%
irritable bowel syndrome 4%
oncology 19%
conflicts avoids 4%
consequences of taking medications 19%
gastritis with reflux 4%
inflammation 19%
dissatisfaction with life 4%
size of walls of gallbladder is increased 18%
worse from worry 4%
bending of the gallbladder 18%
gastric dyskinesia 4%
mucus stretches with threads 18%
osteochondrosis 4%
chronic pyelonephritis 4%
abdominal pain after waking 4%
hepatoses 4%
suspiciousness 4%
needs support 3%
desire to control 3%
can't refuse 3%
guilt 3%
burning in the stomach 3%
esophagitis 3%
pancreatopathy 3%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 3%
not enough time 3%
abdominal pain 3%
heaviness in the abdomen 3%
anemia 3%
neurosis 3%
disease from resentment 3%
mental fatigue 3%
enlargement of the thyroid gland 3%
acute abdominal pains 3%
osteoporosis 3%
reflux esophagitis 3%
hepatosis fatty 3%
impressionability 3%
autoimmune thyroiditis 3%
colitis 3%
pain in the side 3%
straightforwardness 3%
thyroiditis 3%
heartburn 3%
nervous exhaustion 3%
pyelitis 3%
liver pain 3%
cervical erosion 3%
liver atrophy 3%
is better when busy 3%
thinking about life 3%
patient 3%
quickly gets tired 2%
unspecified mental disorders 2%
atresia of the bile ducts 2%
hypomotor biliary dyskinesia 2%
visual impairment 2%
inflection of the gallbladder 2%
congestion belching 2%
patient's condition 2%
acute abdomen 2%
hypotension 2%
forgetfulness 2%
sharp pain in the stomach 2%
blurred vision 2%
irritability 2%
biliary dyskinesia 2%
emotional 2%
pyelonephritis 2%
hypotension 2%

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