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Results: Differences General ✘Acute duodenitis✘Foreign body of the stomach
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Distinctive symptoms
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enteritis 72% —
stomach like a drum — 45%
erosive gastritis 62% —
intestinal obstruction — 45%
gastritis 28% —
foreign body of the pharynx — 41%
biliary dyskinesia 18% —
foreign body of the intestine — 36%
dysbacteriosis 12% —
gastric perforation — 34%
chronic duodenitis 11% —
ulcer penetration — 33%
intestinal dyskinesia 10% —
stone in the stomach — 33%
pancreatitis chronic 9% —
food poisoning — 32%
vegetative vascular dystonia 9% —
toxic liver — 31%
neurasthenia 8% —
peritonitis — 29%
chronic gastritis 8% —
foreign body sensation — 29%
bloating and rumbling in the stomach 6% —
can't swallow — 29%
acute duodenitis 6% —
bedsores — 28%
bitter burp 6% —
hypersalivation — 28%
constant weakness 6% —
lump in the stomach — 28%
feeling of bruising 5% —
lump in the esophagus — 28%
hunger after eating 5% —
eosinophilic esophagitis — 28%
rumbling in the stomach 5% —
gangrene — 27%
nausea at night 4% —
foreign body of the esophagus — 26%
bile withdrawal 4% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 26%
stomach pain from hunger 4% —
fistula — 26%
helicobacteriosis 4% —
gallbladder fistula — 25%
gas after eating 4% —
foreign body of the rectum — 25%
diarrhea at night 4% —
gastric resection — 25%
diarrhea after eating 4% —
purulent peritonitis — 25%
stomach pain at night 4% —
gallbladder stones — 25%
belching with bile 4% —
pain throughout the body — 24%
hunger at night 4% —
impaired gastric function 3% 27%
diarrhea 4% —
difficult to swallow — 24%
diarrhea vomiting 4% —
abscess — 24%
nausea and diarrhea 4% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 24%
diarrhea with gases 4% —
dull pain in the stomach area — 24%
vomiting bile 4% —
bile fistulas — 23%
hemorrhagic pancreatitis 4% —
liver problems 2% 25%
liquid stool 4% —
mediastinit — 22%
rumbling in the stomach after eating 4% —
intestinal resection — 22%
digestion bloating 4% —
objects are reduced — 22%
sudden onset 3% —
instilled — 22%
mucous stools 3% —
disease dull abdominal pain — 21%
effects of hormone 3% —
gastrointestinal problems 4% 25%
acute hepatitis 3% —
consequences of infection — 21%
need for fats 3% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 4% 25%
difficult defecation 3% —
rupture of the esophagus — 21%
pancreatitis 12% 7%
digestive disorders 5% 26%
drug poisoning 3% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 21%
improper nutrition 3% —
metallic taste in his mouth — 20%
spasmodic pain 3% —
heaviness after eating — 20%
alcohol is abusing 3% —
esophageal stenosis — 20%
fever weakness 3% —
history of surgery 2% 22%
consequences of suppression 3% —
peptic ulcer 2% 22%
chronic colitis 3% —
surgery on the esophagus — 19%
worse from hunger 3% —
abdominal pain 2% 21%
need for salt 3% —
inflammation of the stomach 3% 22%
vomiting at night 3% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction 5% 24%
pancreatopathy 3% —
stomach ulcer — 18%
necrotic pancreatitis 3% —
stomach nausea — 18%
abdominal pain at night 3% —
esophagitis — 18%
pseudomembranous colitis 3% —
perforation of the gallbladder — 18%
purulent pancreatitis 3% —
pain in the esophagus — 18%
blood from the anus 3% —
consequences of taking medications 3% 21%
acute colitis 3% —
bleeding 2% 20%
need for alcohol 3% —
acute abdomen 2% 20%
liver necrosis 3% —
trauma 2% 20%
fasting 3% —
duodenal ulcer — 17%
mucous diarrhea 3% —
bursting pain in the stomach — 17%
spicy food 2% —
acute blood loss — 17%
closes 2% —
intestinal abscess — 17%
quickly gets tired 2% —
ascites — 17%
hormonal disorders 2% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 17%
increased sensitivity 2% —
wound — 17%
variable symptoms 2% —
heaviness in the stomach after eating — 16%
spasm 2% —
increased bleeding — 16%
liver dysfunction 2% —
salivation — 16%
general weakness 2% —
the feeling is made of glass — 16%
serious condition 2% —
calculous cholecystitis gallbladder stones — 16%
pain when touched 2% —
causes vomiting — 16%
hepatitis 2% —
esophageal obstruction — 16%
subfebrility 2% —
abdominal pain during meals — 16%
intestinal tumor 2% —
consequences of surgery 2% 18%
cirrhosis of the liver 2% —
nausea after eating 3% 18%
rumbling in the stomach at night 2% —
skin problems — 15%
abdominal pain with nausea — 15%
calculous cholecystitis — 15%
pain in the mouth — 15%
swelling in the stomach — 15%
bleeding ulcer — 15%
gastric bleeding — 15%
hypochloremia — 15%
intestinal ulcer — 15%
bacteremia — 15%
abdominal pain with vomiting — 15%
conservative — 15%
stomach pain constant — 15%
by erosion of the stomach — 15%
inflammatory bowel diseases 5% 20%
vomiting 5% 20%
nausea 4% 19%
gallbladder stones with other cholecystitis — 14%
throat sensitive — 14%
phlegmon — 14%
rapid speech — 14%
gastric fistula — 14%
constant abdominal pain — 14%
mechanical jaundice — 14%
small bowel obstruction — 14%
sepsis — 14%
bursting abdominal pain — 14%
metabolic alkalosis — 14%
aching stomach — 14%
inflammation 8% 22%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 9% 23%
chlorine reduction — 14%
necrosis 2% 16%
alkalosis — 13%
better standing — 13%
chemical burn — 13%
dermoid — 13%
dermoid cyst — 13%
digestion of belching — 13%

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