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Results: Differences General ✘Acute duodenitis✘Upper mesenteric artery syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%17%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —41%
enteritis 72% 12%
angiodysplasia of the colon — 34%
erosive gastritis 62% 12%
duodenostasis — 28%
biliary dyskinesia 18% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction 5% 29%
gastritis 28% 11%
vascular tumor — 24%
pancreatitis 12% —
increased 2% 25%
dysbacteriosis 12% —
angioplasty — 23%
chronic duodenitis 11% —
history of surgery 2% 25%
intestinal dyskinesia 10% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 4% 27%
pancreatitis chronic 9% —
vomiting nausea immediately after eating — 23%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 9% —
blockage of blood vessels — 22%
vegetative vascular dystonia 9% —
angiopathy — 22%
neurasthenia 8% —
burning in the stomach — 22%
chronic gastritis 8% —
heartburn — 22%
cholecystitis 7% —
feeling of constriction in the stomach — 22%
constant weakness 6% —
impaired arterial function — 21%
bloating and rumbling in the stomach 6% —
abdominal surgery — 21%
feeling of bruising 5% —
rectal bleeding — 20%
hunger after eating 5% —
klippel–trenone syndrome — 20%
rumbling in the stomach 5% —
conservative in food — 20%
belching with bile 4% —
better after vomiting — 19%
stomach pain at night 4% —
abdominal pain 2% 21%
diarrhea after eating 4% —
consequences of surgery 2% 21%
diarrhea at night 4% —
bitter burp 6% 25%
bile withdrawal 4% —
intestinal resection — 19%
helicobacteriosis 4% —
arteriovenous malformation — 19%
stomach pain from hunger 4% —
impaired gastric function 3% 21%
nausea at night 4% —
frequent heartburn — 18%
hunger at night 4% —
vomiting food — 18%
diarrhea with gases 4% —
food is poorly digested — 18%
diarrhea vomiting 4% —
vomiting during meals — 18%
nausea and diarrhea 4% —
vomiting after eating — 18%
bloating at night 4% —
blood from the anus 3% 21%
gas after eating 4% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 18%
hemorrhagic pancreatitis 4% —
tumors of the rectum — 18%
liquid stool 4% —
burns — 18%
diarrhea 4% —
abdominal pain after eating 3% 21%
pain due to flatulence 4% —
oncology 2% 20%
rumbling in the stomach after eating 4% —
vomiting bile 4% 22%
nausea during meals 3% —
rapid weight loss — 17%
sudden onset 3% —
abdominal discomfort — 17%
effects of hormone 3% —
gastritis with reflux — 17%
acute hepatitis 3% —
coagulopathy — 17%
need for fats 3% —
sudden attacks of weakness — 17%
spasmodic pain 3% —
stomach pain constant — 17%
mucous stools 3% —
lowered 2% 19%
drug poisoning 3% —
emaciation — 17%
improper nutrition 3% —
brown spots on the legs — 17%
alcohol is abusing 3% —
gastrointestinal problems 4% 21%
fever weakness 3% —
consequences of taking medications 3% 20%
consequences of suppression 3% —
nausea after eating 3% 20%
infectious colitis 3% —
veins bloating — 17%
purulent pancreatitis 3% —
bleeding ulcer — 16%
need for salt 3% —
the fast man — 16%
vomiting at night 3% —
squeezing abdominal — 16%
pancreatopathy 3% —
stomach nausea — 16%
necrotic pancreatitis 3% —
heartburn in the chest — 16%
inflammation of the stomach 3% —
intestinal obstruction — 16%
worse from hunger 3% —
increased bleeding — 16%
pseudomembranous colitis 3% —
severe exhaustion — 16%
abdominal pain at night 3% —
feeling of overflow of the stomach — 16%
acute colitis 3% —
heartburn belching — 16%
need for alcohol 3% —
blood in feces — 16%
liver necrosis 3% —
gastric bleeding — 16%
fasting 3% —
apathy strong — 16%
attacks of pain 3% —
constant abdominal pain — 15%
mucous diarrhea 3% —
external bleeding — 15%
variable symptoms 2% —
small bowel obstruction — 15%
closes 2% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 15%
quickly gets tired 2% —
duodenal stenosis — 15%
intoxication 2% —
there are no complaints — 15%
liver problems 2% —
asthenic — 15%
hormonal disorders 2% —
vomiting 5% 20%
high temperature 2% —
nausea 4% 19%
acute injury 2% —
congestion belching 4% 19%
subfebrility 2% —
intestinal bleeding 2% 17%
aggressive 2% —
weakness of the abdominal muscles — 14%
spicy food 2% —
burning in the chest — 14%
pain when touched 2% —
sudden weakness — 14%
hepatitis 2% —
periodic dizziness — 14%
metabolic disorder 2% —
traumatic illness — 14%
acute abdomen 2% —
skin problems — 14%
effects of poisoning 2% —
veins swelling on the legs — 14%
liver dysfunction 2% —
dizziness sudden — 14%
cirrhosis of the liver 2% —
epigastric discomfort — 14%
rumbling in the stomach at night 2% —
attacks of weakness — 14%
hemangioma of the eye — 14%
anemia — 14%
stool delay — 14%
arterial bleeding — 14%
frequent eructation — 14%
angiomatosis — 14%
phlebolites — 13%
periodic fainting — 13%
superficial veins — 13%
intestinal diverticula — 13%
presses — 13%
impaired venous function — 13%
from eating better — 13%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum — 13%
mental exhaustion — 13%
subacute condition — 13%
dizziness attacks — 13%
periodic weakness — 13%
skin spots — 13%
lordosis — 13%
emotional burnout — 13%
discharge from the anus — 13%
intestinal tumor 2% 15%
rashes on his legs — 12%
mental tension — 12%
venous mesh on legs — 12%
pre-fainting condition — 12%
myxedema — 12%
rapid growth — 12%
varicose veins of the pelvis — 12%

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