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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Inguinal herniaPinched diaphragmatic hernia
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Distinctive symptoms
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increased ldh 28%
hernia of the esophagus 68%
increased systolic pressure 27%
intestinal obstruction 5% 33%
hypersthenuria 21%
pinched diaphragmatic hernia 28%
diastolic hypertension 18%
inflammation 3% 28%
hernia 91% 72%
history of liver surgery 3% 26%
normostenic 13%
postoperative hernia 6% 28%
gray plaque on her tongue 13%
trauma 3% 25%
denies it 10%
history of vein surgery 3% 25%
fracture of the lower leg 10%
pain in the intestines 7% 29%
increased pressure in the morning 9%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 7% 28%
tuberculosis 7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% 27%
pain in the side 6%
postoperative seroma 6% 27%
lower abdominal pain in men 5%
consequences of infection 4% 23%
inguinal hernia in children 5%
constipation 6% 25%
pain in the right side 5%
consequences of injuries 2% 21%
pain in the left side 5%
pain chest 18%
lower abdominal pain in women 4%
pain in the left chest 18%
better stationary 4%
impaired venous function 2% 20%
does sports 4%
consequences of abdominal trauma 3% 21%
stones cough after bronchitis 4%
worse constipation 4% 22%
groin pain in women 4%
wound 7% 25%
urethral stricture 4%
bloating 5% 23%
complications of local anesthesia 4%
stomach bloating strong 5% 23%
discomfort when urinating 4%
thick bile 17%
better lying down 3%
consequences of taking medications 5% 22%
patient is motionless 3%
consequences of surgery 6% 23%
loss body weight 3%
oncology 5% 22%
rapid weight loss 3%
epigastric pain on the left 16%
paralysis 3%
gastrointestinal problems 5% 21%
heredity predisposition 3%
postoperative scars 16%
relaxation 3%
vomiting multiple 16%
difficult defecation 3%
pressure on the rectum 16%
genital pain in women 3%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 2% 18%
defecation during urination 3%
cough prolonged 15%
better sitting 3%
frequent constipation 15%
defecation painful 3%
surgery on the esophagus 15%
prostate adenoma 15% 11%
pain in the left half of the abdomen 15%
subacute condition 2%
resection of a part of the stomach 15%
impaired gastric function 2% 17%
ligature fistula 15%
abdominal injuries 2% 17%
constipation flatulence 15%
injuries of the diaphragm 3% 18%
consequences of physical exertion 4% 19%
consequences of plastic surgery 3% 18%
a history of endoscopic surgery 5% 20%
postoperative pain 5% 20%
constant pain 4% 19%
atonic constipation 14%
intestinal dyskinesia 14%
the consequences of physical activity are worse 14%
tumors of the diaphragm 14%
intestinal tumor 4% 18%
cough changeable 14%
wound postoperative 2% 16%
necrosis 2% 16%
infected wounds 5% 19%
hypertension 2% 16%
there is no prosthesis 5% 19%
a choking cough 3% 17%
vomiting 4% 18%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 3% 17%
constipation prolonged 14%
cough 5% 18%
left-sided symptoms 13%
cough after exercise 3% 16%
fruits when running worse 2% 15%
stool delay 3% 16%
history of surgery 11% 24%
fetid feces 13%
acute pain 5% 18%
presses 4% 17%
worse during day 4% 17%
recurrent inguinal hernia 6% 19%
thick feces 13%
deterioration at 16 o'clock 12%
cellulite 12%
thick blood 12%
pain in the diaphragm 12%
pain in the left hypochondrium 12%
obesity 2% 14%
abdominal pain on the left 12%
pain due to flatulence 2% 14%
umbilical hernia 12%
pressure in the anus 12%
does the wrong thing 12%
esophageal cancer 12%
vomiting with increased blood pressure 12%
worse from exercise 2% 14%
skin problems 3% 15%
heavy weight 12%
increased 9% 21%
worse in morning 3% 15%
patient's condition 3% 15%
constant tachycardia 2% 14%
dyspnea 11%
number of births increased 11%
abdominal pain 6% 17%
strong cough 11%
omission of internal organs 2% 13%
company is worse 11%
gastric resection 11%
pressure in the stomach 11%
e66 0 obesity 11%
back injury 11%
vacuum 11%
a history of prosthetics 5% 16%
catatrauma 11%
esophageal stenosis 11%
surgical infections 6% 17%
sharp cough 11%
history of laparoscopic surgery 9% 20%
abdominal surgery 6% 17%
intensive physical load 4% 15%
frequent bloating 11%
intestinal resection 5% 16%
breathing free 11%
cancer 2% 13%
prolonged labor 11%
diastasis of the rectus abdominal 11%
diabetes mellitus 2% 13%
pain in the collarbone 11%
childhood abuse 11%
elderly patients 3% 14%
sharp abdominal pain 2% 13%
constant heartbeat 2% 13%
sharp pain in the stomach 2% 13%
inguinal hernia surgery 12% 23%
closed person 10%
congestion purulent wounds 10%
palpitations with shortness of breath 10%
thin skin 10%
closed 10%
auscultation weakened 10%
cough paroxysmal 10%
pain in the shoulder blades 10%
weakened breathing 10%
pain after injury 10%
urination when coughing 10%
shortness of breath constant 10%
nervous cough 10%
cold sweat 10%
time jumps in blood pressure 10%
soreness of postoperative scars 10%
huge stomach 10%
fluid in the abdomen 10%
obstructive bronchitis 4% 14%
pain worse in the morning 2% 12%
risk ii 4% 14%
copd 4% 14%
lymphostasis 10%
suppuration of the skin 2% 12%
constipation after surgery 3% 13%
scarring 4% 14%
hematoma 4% 14%
stomach pain 2% 12%
acute obstructive bronchitis 4% 14%
open person 5% 15%
impaired prostate function 3% 13%
thrombosis 3% 13%
hypotension 9%
sensations in the hands 9%

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