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Results: Differences Similar ✘Small bowel cancer✘Benign tumors of the esophagus
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)13%(0)
Radiography of the esophagus —100%(0)
Chest radiography —33%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 86%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —31%
improvement after defecation 81% —
benign tumors of the esophagus — 31%
pulling pain in the right groin 81% —
esophageal cyst — 24%
drinks often 78% —
esophageal cancer — 21%
bursting pain in the lower abdomen 78% —
esophageal stenosis — 20%
burrs 75% —
fibroma — 17%
bursting in the lower abdomen 75% —
difficult to swallow — 16%
pain after stool 69% —
lipomas — 15%
stomach like a drum 69% —
a lump behind the sternum — 15%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen 68% —
cough with hoarseness — 14%
pain in the lower abdomen on the right 68% —
esophagitis — 14%
pulling pain in 65% —
hemangioma — 14%
pain in the right groin 65% —
pain in the sternum when coughing — 14%
bursting abdominal pain 64% —
congestion belching — 13%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 63% —
pain in the sternum — 13%
sharp belly 62% —
cough dry frequent — 13%
vitiligo, says a lot 61% —
nausea belching — 13%
tumors of the large intestine 61% —
pain chest — 13%
umbilical hernia 59% —
neurofibroma — 12%
hernia of the abdomen 56% —
lump in the esophagus — 12%
pulling abdominal pain 56% —
mediastinal tumors — 12%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 56% —
hoarseness — 12%
areas of depigmentation of the skin 56% —
choking in the throat — 11%
abdominal cramps 55% —
osteochondroma — 11%
religiosity 55% —
skin overgrowth — 11%
abdominal distension a 55% —
bronchial adenoma — 11%
sympathetic 54% —
dry painful cough — 11%
sleep restless 54% —
worse during meals — 10%
abdominal pain on the right 54% —
cough dry painful — 10%
pain over the pubic 53% —
mediastinal cancer — 10%
cannot sleep 51% —
rupture of the esophagus — 10%
abdominal 51% —
laryngeal neoplasms — 10%
bursting 49% —
cysts and polyps — 10%
pain in the groin area 48% —
teratoma — 10%
small bowel cancer 47% —
bronchogenic cyst — 10%
metastases 45% —
discomfort in the throat — 10%
stomach pain 44% —
myxoma — 10%
tumors of the small intestine 44% —
retention cyst — 10%
calculating 42% —
ulcer of the esophagus — 10%
intestinal lymphoma 42% —
warts — 10%
cancer 56% 13%
muscle stretching — 9%
skin spots 41% —
discomfort in the chest — 9%
poor sleep 39% —
solid tumor — 9%
better in morning 39% —
frequent cough — 9%
bowel cancer 34% —
soft swelling — 9%
abdominal pain is better after defecation 31% —
cough — 9%
tumour in the abdomen 27% —
expansion of the esophagus — 9%
malignant lymphoma 27% —
chest pain when coughing — 8%
lymphoma 26% —
fibrosarcoma — 8%
carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract 24% —
voice disorders — 8%
carcinoid 24% —
removed organs — 8%
bloating 24% —
arrhythmia tachycardia — 8%
pain in the intestines 23% —
heavy weight — 8%
benign tumors of the small intestine 23% —
rejection of the chest — 8%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 22% —
feels the heart — 8%
feces are green in color 22% —
dry cough — 8%
obstructive intestinal obstruction 22% —
causes vomiting — 8%
intestinal tumor 31% 7%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 7%
appendix cancer 21% —
stretching — 7%
inflammation 21% —
bleeding — 7%
peritonitis 21% —
tumors of the heart — 7%
intestinal obstruction 21% —
worse food — 7%
constipation in adults 21% —
suffocating — 7%
fair skin 20% —
skin cancer — 7%
problematic skin 20% —
gastric bleeding — 7%
kaposi 's sarcoma 19% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 7%
liver is indurated 19% —
dryness — 6%
adenomatous polyp 19% —
heart dysfunction — 6%
constipation 19% —
acute pain — 6%
inversion of the intestines 19% —
surgical infections — 6%
intestinal mucosa 19% —
palpitations — 6%
lymph nodes are hard 19% —
anemia — 6%
celiac 18% —
tachycardia — 6%
sprue 18% —
pain throughout the body — 6%
spastic abdominal pain 18% —
arrhythmia — 6%
liquid stool 18% —
heart in the throat — 5%
diverticulitis 18% —
benign epithelial tumors 17% 19%
diarrhea 18% —
vascular tumor 13% 13%
frequent bloating 18% —
polyps 15% 15%
intestinal polyp 18% —
precancer 18% —
lymphogranulomatosis 18% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 18% —
liver cancer 17% —
change in appetite 17% —
genital neoplasms 17% —
hemorrhagic cystitis 17% —
digestion bloating 16% —
crohn 16% —
lymphocytic 16% —
fluid in the abdomen 16% —
abdominal pain 16% —
intestinal diverticula 16% —
frequent nausea 16% —
often abdominal pain 16% —
oncology relatives 16% —
intestinal ulcer 15% —
cystitis 15% —
blood diseases 15% —
leukemia 15% —
abdominal pain with vomiting 15% —
enlarged lymph nodes 15% —
abdominal pain with nausea 15% —
fistula 14% —
pancreatitis 14% —
rash pustules 14% —
jaundice 14% —
increased ESR 14% —
enteropathy 14% —
weight change 14% —
ascites 14% —
general weakness 13% —
nausea vomiting 13% —
dehydration 13% —
muscle pain 13% —
peptic ulcer 13% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 25% 10%
digestive disorders 13% —
violation of the chair 13% —
abdominal pain 13% —
gradual deterioration of 13% —
high temperature 12% —
sensitivity to medications 12% —

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