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Results: Differences General ✘Inguinal hernia✘Inversion of the stomach
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Distinctive symptoms
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increased ldh 28% —
feeling of emptiness in the stomach — 92%
hernia 91% 62%
belching air — 89%
increased systolic pressure 27% —
congestion belching — 87%
hypersthenuria 21% —
urge to vomit — 85%
diastolic hypertension 18% —
forehead cold — 83%
pain in the groin area 15% —
belching after water — 83%
prostate adenoma 15% —
cold sweat on the forehead — 83%
gray plaque on her tongue 13% —
impaired gastric function 2% 83%
normostenic 13% —
abdominal pain 6% 85%
inguinal hernia surgery 12% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 7% 81%
inguinal hernia 11% —
vomiting after belching — 73%
benign neoplasms 10% —
gases in the stomach 3% 75%
denies it 10% —
stomach pain 2% 74%
fracture of the lower leg 10% —
empty — 72%
hernia infringement 10% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% 77%
increased pressure in the morning 9% —
cold sweat — 70%
bradycardia 8% —
inversion of the stomach — 70%
recovery period 7% —
constipation with urges — 69%
pain in the intestines 7% —
pinched — 69%
wound 7% —
cough to vomiting — 68%
tuberculosis 7% —
abnormalities of stomach development — 64%
acute bronchitis 6% —
sudden pain 2% 64%
surgical infections 6% —
lying on the sick side — 59%
abdominal surgery 6% —
vomiting 4% 63%
pain in the perineum in men 6% —
history of surgery 11% 69%
discomfort in the perineum 6% —
pain in the left hypochondrium — 58%
postoperative seroma 6% —
cold in the head — 58%
pain in the side 6% —
abdominal pain after eating — 57%
pulling pain in 6% —
acute pain 5% 61%
j42 chronic bronchitis 6% —
small intestine resection 3% 59%
Chronical bronchitis 6% —
spastic abdominal pain — 56%
anesthesia 6% —
accumulation of gases in the stomach — 55%
stage of recovery 6% —
bloating 5% 60%
recurrent inguinal hernia 6% —
stomach bloating strong 5% 60%
smokes 6% —
hernia of the esophagus — 54%
postoperative hernia 6% —
fainting from pain — 53%
bronchitis 6% —
there's a lot lying around — 52%
lowered 5% —
pain in the navel area — 52%
pain in the right side 5% —
pain in the navel area — 52%
pain from the load 5% —
cough prolonged — 52%
infected wounds 5% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 9% 61%
violation of the stool 5% —
patient's condition 3% 55%
fecal vomiting 5% —
stomach tumors — 51%
a history of prosthetics 5% —
worse from cold — 50%
swelling 5% —
constipation prolonged — 50%
pain in the left side 5% —
esophagitis — 50%
postoperative pain 5% —
heart dysfunction 2% 49%
a history of endoscopic surgery 5% —
intestinal dyskinesia — 47%
frequent colds 5% —
atonic constipation — 47%
femoral hernia 5% —
spasmodic pain — 46%
open person 5% —
cold skin — 45%
weak stream of urine 5% —
sharp pain in the stomach 2% 47%
inguinal hernia in children 5% —
gastritis — 44%
periodic illness 5% —
gangrene — 44%
there is no prosthesis 5% —
gastrointestinal problems 5% 49%
genital neoplasms 5% —
relaxation 3% 46%
difficulty urinating 5% —
intestinal resection 5% 48%
lower abdominal pain 5% —
sharp abdominal pain 2% 45%
lower abdominal pain in men 5% —
consequences of surgery 6% 49%
discomfort in the intestines 5% —
fainting — 43%
worse during day 4% —
omission of internal organs 2% 44%
consequences of infection 4% —
myocardial infarction — 42%
prostatitis 4% —
pale skin — 42%
peritonitis 4% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 41%
weakness of the abdominal muscles 4% —
consequences of taking medications 5% 46%
better stationary 4% —
intestinal obstruction 5% 46%
frequent cough 4% —
acute abdomen 2% 43%
intermittent constipation 4% —
disorders of consciousness — 40%
intestinal motility is active 4% —
worse during meals — 39%
severe childbirth 4% —
peptic ulcer — 39%
cutting sore throat 4% —
worse food — 39%
intestinal tumor 4% —
digestive disorders — 39%
does sports 4% —
acute condition — 37%
weak ligaments 4% —
attacks of pain — 36%
scarring 4% —
increased 9% 44%
aching 4% —
cough 5% 40%
worse constipation 4% —
constipation 6% 40%
lipoma 4% —
necrosis 2% 36%
obstructive bronchitis 4% —
presses 4% 37%
scar pain 4% —
up circulatory disorders 2% 35%
stones cough after bronchitis 4% —
onset of illness 2% 34%
intensive physical load 4% —
there are no complaints 4% 34%
vaginal tears 4% —
oncology 5% 32%
acute obstructive bronchitis 4% —
urination disorder 4% —
risk ii 4% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 4% —
complications of local anesthesia 4% —
painful urination 4% —
groin pain in women 4% —
hematoma 4% —
consequences of physical exertion 4% —
copd 4% —
discomfort when urinating 4% —
phlegmon 4% —
pain during exercise 4% —
urethral stricture 4% —
constant pain 4% —
lower abdominal pain in women 4% —
connective tissue weakness 3% —
testicular pain 3% —
trauma 3% —
scrotum pain 3% —
lot of operations in small things 3% —
cough after exercise 3% —
severe sore throat 3% —
paralysis 3% —
appendages of the uterus 3% —
heredity predisposition 3% —
a choking cough 3% —
acute prostatitis 3% —
conservative 3% —
consequences of abdominal trauma 3% —
cystectomy 3% —
painful appearance 3% —
skin is hot 3% —
impaired lung function 3% —

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