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Coprogram	—	27%(1)

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

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100%

right-sided symptoms

70%

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alcoholism

—

69%

cholecystitis

66%

—

alcohol dependence

—

64%

intestinal spasms

58%

—

cercariosis

—

63%

acute cholecystitis

55%

—

no appetite

—

47%

pain in the gallbladder

53%

—

pain in the right hypochondrium

42%

79%

biliary colic

52%

—

dizziness while eating

—

32%

colic

49%

—

dermatitis

—

28%

biliary dyskinesia

48%

—

eggs found in fecal

—

27%

frequent urination at night

46%

—

worms in the feces

—

27%

purulent cholangitis

42%

—

mucous membranes are pale

—

25%

cholangitis

38%

—

appetite is bad

—

24%

speeded up urination

38%

—

no feeling of hunger

—

23%

mechanical jaundice

32%

—

helminths

—

21%

emotional

30%

—

hypotrophy

—

21%

hypertrophy biliary tract

29%

—

pale skin

—

20%

chronic cholangitis

28%

—

dizziness

—

19%

tongue wet

28%

—

thin

—

19%

jaundice

27%

—

pain throughout the body

—

19%

gallbladder stones

26%

—

worse food

—

19%

biliary cirrhosis of the liver

25%

—

worse during meals

—

19%

diphtheria

24%

—

feeling of bruising

—

18%

secondary biliary cirrhosis of the liver

23%

—

soreness of the skin

11%

18%

biliary peritonitis

22%

—

patient's condition

10%

15%

cyst of the common bile duct

22%

—

combs the skin until it bleeds

21%

—

gallbladder cyst

20%

—

gallbladder cancer

20%

—

increased direct bilirubin

20%

—

sclerosing cholangitis

20%

—

cholangiocarcinoma

20%

—

toxic liver

20%

—

hectic fever

20%

—

combs to blood

20%

—

liver abscess

20%

—

cirrhosis of the liver

19%

—

history of surgery

19%

—

liver problems

19%

—

inflammation

19%

—

jaundice in childhood

18%

—

purulent cholecystitis

18%

—

enlarged liver

18%

—

yellow fever

18%

—

overlaid tongue

17%

—

itchy skin

17%

—

rupture duodenal dysfunction

17%

—

itching of the skin of the abdomen

17%

—

surgical infections

16%

—

increase of the alkaline phosphatase

16%

—

diseases of the stomach and duodenum

16%

—

defense of abdominal muscles

16%

—

bilirubin is elevated

15%

—

purulent peritonitis

15%

—

increased alt

15%

—

high temperature

15%

—

necrosis

15%

—

feeling of heat

15%

—

soft tissue abscess

15%

—

pancreatic disease, unspecified

14%

—

liver pain

14%

—

pancreatopathy

14%

—

temperature with chills

14%

—

intestinal infection

14%

—

peritonitis

14%

—

bloating

13%

—

feeling the heat in the skin

13%

—

chills

13%

—

worse from the heat

13%

—

inflammation of the stomach

13%

—

wet skin

13%

—

impaired function of the large intestine

13%

—

increased

13%

—

neurogenic pain

13%

—

abscess

12%

—

suppuration of the skin

12%

—

inflammatory bowel diseases

12%

—

high fever

12%

—

leukocytosis

12%

—

sepsis

12%

—

periods of exacerbation

12%

—

bacteremia

12%

—

acute condition

11%

—

the fast man

11%

—

impaired gastric function

11%

—

impaired venous function

11%

—

attacks of pain

11%

—

cancer

11%

—

intoxication

11%

—

consequences of infection

10%

—

onset of illness

10%

—

oncology

10%

—

pain deep in the hypochondria

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