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Results: Differences General ✘Navel fistula✘The wet navel of a newborn
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Distinctive symptoms
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navel deformity 48% —
foamy stool — 95%
bladder fistula 44% —
intestinal colic — 84%
leakage of urine 41% —
thin child — 77%
acidification of urine 40% —
the wet navel of a newborn — 70%
tumors of the small intestine 40% —
colic — 69%
small intestine resection 39% —
thin — 56%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 33% —
lowered — 54%
suppuration with fistulas 33% —
suppuration of the navel — 53%
consequences of surgery 32% —
wound — 38%
bladder interventions 31% —
skin diseases of newborns — 37%
intestinal resection 31% —
cries during defecation — 37%
intestinal tumor 28% —
skin dirty — 36%
general tension 28% —
fungus — 35%
impaired function of the small intestine 28% —
transient tachypnea of newborns — 34%
blindness 28% —
thin skin — 32%
роды и вскармливание 46% 17%
cries at the reception — 30%
consequences of pregnancy 26% —
feeling of dirt — 30%
nose nursing mom 26% —
improvement after tears — 30%
navel fistula 100% 72%
on the skin of the anterior abdominal wall — 30%
helps others 25% —
appetite is preserved — 29%
consequences of infection 23% —
intoxication — 29%
angioplasty 22% —
open person — 29%
oncology 21% —
hypothyroidism in children — 28%
consequences of taking medications 37% 15%
wounds heal poorly — 28%
history of surgery 46% 25%
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 28%
full 40% 21%
mom has diabetes — 27%
fistula 62% 44%
skin problems — 27%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 34% 17%
smell of pus — 26%
scratch 55% 44%
red urine — 26%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 32% 23%
frequent eructation — 26%
mucous hyperemia 31% 22%
the feeling of a wound — 25%
premature babies 29% 21%
diabetes mellitus in children — 25%
2 children 27% 19%
scar inflammation — 25%
abdominal surgery 28% 20%
rough skin — 24%
intestinal mucosa 28% 20%
abnormalities of intestinal development — 24%
history of laparoscopic surgery 28% 20%
familial diabetes — 23%
childhood diseases 39% 32%
crying during complaints — 23%
surgical infections 24% 17%
phlegmon — 23%
stage of recovery 23% 17%
immaturity — 22%
recovery period 23% 17%
stool meager — 22%
omphalitis 73% 68%
infertility female — 22%
congestion purulent wounds — 22%
food poisoning — 22%
intrauterine infection — 22%
wound inflammation — 22%
meningitis — 21%
congestion belching — 21%
streptococci — 21%
wet skin — 21%
hypothyroidism — 21%
effects of taking antibiotics — 21%
rapid breathing — 21%
belly enlargement — 21%
little urine — 20%
reddening of the skin — 20%
periods of exacerbation — 19%
dermatitis — 19%
short height — 19%
bacteremia — 19%
suppuration of the skin — 19%
sepsis — 19%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 19%
arthritis — 19%
pneumonia — 19%
general intoxication syndrome — 19%
joint diseases — 18%
diabetes mellitus — 18%
scarring — 18%
dry — 17%
damage to the nervous system — 16%
periodic illness — 16%
there are no complaints — 16%
drug disease — 16%
trauma — 16%
increased — 15%
inflammation 30% 34%
swelling from a bite 30% 30%

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