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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Bladder cancer✘Gastric adenocarcinoma
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 73%(6)28%(8)
General urine test 47%(2)18%(2)
FGDS —33%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 93%43%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
metastases 100% 70%
by erosion of the stomach — 19%
hematuria 28% 3%
radiation therapy — 18%
can't hold urine 21% —
liver cancer — 17%
impaired prostate function 21% —
impaired gastric function — 17%
leukocyturia 20% —
stomach ulcer — 15%
increased ESR 33% 11%
stomach pain — 14%
oncology 53% 32%
esophageal cancer — 13%
bladder cancer 18% —
peptic ulcer — 13%
tumors of the ureter 15% —
radiation damage 6% 18%
difficulty urinating 14% —
stomach cancer — 12%
blood clots in the urine 14% —
esophageal stenosis — 12%
weak stream of urine 13% —
surgery on the esophagus — 11%
cystitis in men 12% —
lymph node damage — 11%
ureteral cancer 11% —
gastric adenocarcinoma — 11%
difficulty urinating in women 11% —
liver metastases — 11%
pain in the bladder 11% —
rapid weight loss 6% 16%
cystitis in women 11% —
loss body weight 6% 16%
pain in the pubic area in women 11% —
resection of a part of the stomach — 10%
lower abdominal pain in men 11% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 10%
pain in the groin area 10% —
patient's condition — 8%
difficulty urinating in men 10% —
effects of chemotherapy — 8%
pain in the perineum in men 9% —
benign tumors of the stomach — 8%
urethral stricture 9% —
gastric resection — 8%
groin pain in women 9% —
lowered — 8%
urethral syndrome 9% —
tumors of the small intestine — 8%
acute pyelonephritis 9% —
bronchial adenoma — 8%
bleeding from the bladder 9% —
benign lung tumors — 7%
lowe 's syndrome 9% —
precancer — 7%
renal colic 8% —
weakness apathy — 7%
prostate adenoma 8% —
esophageal adenocarcinoma — 7%
back aching 8% —
gastrointestinal problems — 7%
pain in the sacrum 8% —
squamous cell carcinoma — 7%
genital pain in women 8% —
removal of stomach polyps — 7%
back pain is aching 8% —
congestion belching — 7%
pyelitis 8% —
gastric adenoma — 7%
lingering pain in the lower back 8% —
intestinal resection — 7%
microhematuria 8% —
hyperplastic gastritis — 7%
aching lower back 8% —
tumor of the right ovary — 7%
erythrocytosis 7% —
small bowel cancer — 7%
urination disorder 7% —
localization of the main complaint in the stomach — 7%
lower back pain 7% —
fighting — 6%
painful urination 7% —
chronic gastritis — 6%
feeling of fullness 7% —
recovery period — 6%
genital neoplasms 7% —
taste reduction — 6%
pyelonephritis 7% —
lung adenocarcinoma — 6%
pain in the side 7% —
esophagitis — 6%
erythrocytic anemia 7% —
polyps — 6%
increased calcium 7% —
skin cancer — 6%
lower abdominal pain 7% —
bronchial fistula — 6%
colic 7% —
gastritis — 6%
bladder interventions 12% 3%
abdominal pain during meals — 6%
back pain 6% —
erosive gastritis — 6%
inflammation of the kidneys 6% —
malignization — 6%
periods of exacerbation 6% —
up radiation sickness — 6%
little urine 6% —
endothelioma — 5%
aching 10% 3%
nausea — 5%
there are no complaints 5% —
greenish feces — 5%
helps others 5% —
atrophic gastritis — 5%
inflammation 7% 2%
stomach removed — 5%
muscle pain 8% 3%
benign ovarian tumors — 5%
rectal cancer 9% 5%
a history of endoscopic surgery — 5%
cystitis 7% 3%
stage of recovery — 5%
apathy — 5%
mesothelioma — 5%
central lung cancer — 5%
vomiting — 5%
loss of taste — 5%
abdominal pain after eating — 5%
onset of illness — 5%
tracheopesophageal fistula — 5%
tumors of the peritoneum — 5%
tumors of the large intestine — 5%
history of laparoscopic surgery — 5%
refuses to help — 5%
stomach pain after eating — 5%
appetite immediately after eating — 5%
b12-deficiency anemia — 5%
oncology in the anamnesis 6% 11%
nausea without vomiting — 5%
benign tumors of the esophagus — 5%
belching rotten eggs — 5%
adenomatous polyp — 5%
tumour in the abdomen — 5%
pain in the legs — 5%
weakness after illness — 5%
polyneuropathy — 5%
surgical infections — 5%
stomach polyps — 5%
constipation — 5%
difficult to swallow — 5%
small intestine resection — 5%
lung cancer — 5%
pylorostenosis — 5%
neurological disorders — 4%
urolithiasis — 4%
in the summer worse — 4%
neutropenia — 4%
predominant right — 4%
pharyngeal cancer — 4%
belching after eating — 4%
main complaint is abdominal pain — 4%
pain in the esophagus when swallowing — 4%
quickly gets tired — 4%
rectal surgery — 4%
that's diarrhea constipation — 4%
fistula — 4%
abdominal discomfort — 4%
trophic ulcer — 4%
ovarian tumors — 4%
chronic anemia — 4%
reflux esophagitis — 4%
liver problems — 4%
skin problems — 4%
control issues — 4%
severe sore throat when swallowing — 4%
little low energy level — 4%
neoplasms in small pelvis — 4%
subacute condition — 4%
dependence on food — 4%
professional cancer — 4%
fundamental — 4%
postoperative pain — 4%
eating and drinking — 4%
hyperkeratosis stop — 4%
patient's condition is satisfactory — 4%
refusal to drink — 4%
cancer pain — 4%
periodic illness — 4%
leukemia — 4%
pain throughout the body — 4%
consequences of taking medications 5% 9%
consequences of surgery 5% 9%
executive — 4%
digestive disorders — 4%
pain in the esophagus — 4%
desire for support — 4%
vitamin b12 reduction2 — 4%
epigastric discomfort — 4%

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