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Results: Differences General ✘Enterocolitis✘Anorexia nervosa in children and adolescents
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 69%(5)35%(1)
General urine test 12%(1)31%(1)
Coprogram 38%(4)—
Coagulogram 33%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
impaired function of the small intestine 99% —
nervous the child — 79%
colitis 75% —
restless and anxious — 76%
duodenitis 74% —
restless child — 75%
increased ESR 69% —
anxiety disorders in children — 74%
biliary dyskinesia 63% —
complete lack of appetite — 68%
acute duodenitis 63% —
hypotrophy — 67%
enteritis 57% —
nervousness — 59%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 50% —
thin — 28%
intestinal dyskinesia 50% —
anxiety — 26%
varicose veins of the legs 46% —
cold extremities — 23%
rumbling in the stomach 44% —
anorexia nervosa in children and adolescents — 23%
neurasthenia 43% —
no appetite — 21%
venous mesh on legs 40% —
joint crunch — 20%
diarrhea 40% —
lowered — 17%
veins swelling on the legs 39% —
bulimia — 14%
quickly gets tired 48% 7%
fragile physique — 13%
unformed feces 38% —
pedantry — 13%
veins bloating 38% —
self-rejection — 13%
erosive gastritis 38% —
vomiting from overeating — 13%
constant weakness 48% 8%
constant heartburn — 12%
digestive disorders 34% —
thinking disorders — 12%
bloating 34% —
vomiting — 11%
gastroduodenitis 33% —
desire to lose weight — 11%
feeling of bruising 43% 9%
denies it — 11%
constipation 42% 8%
dysmorphia — 11%
impaired venous function 31% —
teenage crisis — 11%
moody child 31% —
eats inedible — 11%
intestinal spasms 30% —
increased appetite — 11%
blood in feces 30% —
emotional — 11%
chronic enterocolitis 26% —
low self-esteem — 11%
peptic ulcer 26% —
burning in the stomach — 10%
acute enterocolitis 26% —
madness — 10%
exhaustion after illness 33% 6%
irritability during — 10%
menopause 25% —
overweight — 10%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 23% —
selectivity in food — 10%
acute colitis 23% —
schizophrenia — 10%
enterocolitis 22% —
irritability in the family — 10%
pain in the legs 22% —
heartburn — 10%
chronic condition 21% —
causes vomiting — 10%
decreased concentration of attention 21% —
desire tea — 10%
exhaustion 31% 9%
hypomania — 10%
infectious colitis 19% —
dizziness with nausea — 10%
mucus in feces 19% —
irritability — 10%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 19% —
irritability on loved ones — 10%
pain in the intestines 18% —
desire for tobacco — 9%
stool with mucus and blood 18% —
head protests — 9%
inflammatory bowel diseases 17% —
strong desire for coffee — 9%
bloating and rumbling in the stomach 17% —
burning in the stomach pain — 9%
amilorrhea 16% —
caring for the family — 9%
violation of the stool 15% —
purposeful — 9%
impaired function of the large intestine 15% —
overprotection — 9%
pain in the navel area 14% —
the desire to be an adult — 9%
inflammation of the stomach 14% —
abdominal pain burning — 9%
sudden onset 14% —
fear of illness — 9%
sowing on intestinal flora 14% —
burning in the head — 9%
discovered muscle fibers in the stool 14% —
effects of puberty — 9%
pain in the navel area 14% —
fear of anger — 9%
the feeling of parasites 14% —
main complaint is abdominal pain — 8%
inflammation 14% —
perfectionism — 8%
changeable stool 13% —
burns — 8%
bloating pain 13% —
desire for coffee — 8%
trichomoniasis in women 13% —
confusion of consciousness — 8%
trichomoniasis 13% —
deceives — 8%
sudden vomiting 13% —
constantly increased appetite — 8%
difficult defecation 13% —
drinks a lot of fluids — 8%
intestinal amoebiasis 13% —
does sports — 8%
putrefactive dyspepsia 13% —
delirium — 8%
medicinal colitis 13% —
conflict in the family — 8%
pain due to flatulence 13% —
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder — 8%
diarrhea with mucus 12% —
dizziness — 8%
tendency to constipation 12% —
nausea with heartburn — 8%
acute pain 12% —
criticality — 8%
intestinal bleeding 12% —
high height — 8%
helminths 12% —
nausea from fatigue — 8%
bleeding 12% —
weakness nausea dizziness — 8%
greenish feces 12% —
loves family — 8%
intestinal infection 12% —
strong irritability — 8%
constipation in adults 12% —
constant nausea — 7%
bilirubinuria 12% —
vomiting during meals — 7%
loose stools with mucus 12% —
fatigue from work — 7%
creatorrhea 12% —
cyclic vomiting — 7%
abundance of mucus 11% —
dizziness permanent — 7%
amoebiasis 11% —
change in appetite — 7%
overlaid tongue 11% —
dizziness from fatigue — 7%
leukocytosis 11% —
vomiting food — 7%
pain in the intestines 11% —
vomiting bile — 7%
steatorrhea 11% —
guilt — 7%
accumulation of gases in the stomach 11% —
closed — 7%
walks fast 11% —
obsessive thoughts — 7%
spicy food 11% —
loss of a loved one a person — 7%
general weakness 11% —
heaviness in the body — 7%
neurosis 23% 10%
pre-fainting condition — 7%
abdominal pain near the navel 11% —
food is poorly digested — 7%
salmonellosis 11% —
impulsiveness — 7%
intestinal mucosa 11% —
fasting — 7%
severe nausea 10% —
cannot relax — 7%
pain all over the stomach 10% —
thin child — 7%
headache tension 10% —
vomiting even from water — 7%
headache aching 10% —
worried about loved ones — 7%
sudden onset 10% —
helps others — 7%

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