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✘Acute dysentery

✘Lightning eels

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100%(5)

Distinctive symptoms

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27%

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41%

acute dysentery

22%

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acne face

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22%

inconclusive urge to defecate

18%

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rash on the torso

—

10%

defecation painful

17%

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acne

—

10%

tenesmus

17%

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pimples on the face

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10%

abdominal pain on the left

17%

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skin problems

—

stool with mucus

16%

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rashes on the face

—

improvement after defecation

16%

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consultation of a gastroenterologist

—

blood after defecation

15%

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papules

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pain in the left half of the abdomen

15%

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painful appearance

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pain in the sigmoid colon

15%

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anemia

—

abdominal pain during defecation

15%

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drug disease

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abdominal pain

15%

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onset of illness

—

pain in the intestines

14%

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impaired lung function

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liquid stool

14%

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conducting an inspection

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violation of the stool

14%

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kidney diseases

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pain in the left side of the body

14%

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acute condition

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pain in the lower abdomen on the left

14%

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the fast man

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pain gives in the groin

13%

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consequences of taking medications

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abdominal pain after water

13%

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inflammation

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pain in the left groin

13%

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leukocytosis

11%

stool with mucus and blood

13%

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joint pain

pain after stool

13%

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stool meager

13%

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high temperature

12%

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abdominal pain at night

12%

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area stool several times a day

12%

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stool delay

11%

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better in afternoon

11%

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abdominal pain on the right

11%

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pain all over the stomach

11%

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headache with chills

11%

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stomach cramping pain

11%

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severe chills

11%

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better after diarrhea

11%

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overlaid tongue

11%

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fecal vomiting

10%

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fever with pain in the joints

10%

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tension in the head

10%

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chlorine

10%

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pronounced tachycardia

10%

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vomiting even from water

10%

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joint pain in the muscle

10%

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lower abdominal pain

10%

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diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

10%

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fluid in the abdomen

10%

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pus in feces

10%

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intoxication

10%

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fever with muscle pain

10%

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external bleeding

10%

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stool in the morning

10%

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headache tension

10%

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daytime fever

10%

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blood in feces

10%

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tension type headache

10%

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pain over the pubic

10%

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spasmodic pain

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impaired function of the large intestine

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very high fever

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left-sided symptoms

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lowered

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general tension

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abdominal pain with vomiting

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intestinal bleeding

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abundant stool

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subfebrility

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headache at temperature

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predominant right

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neutrophilosis

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blood diseases

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fluid in the abdominal cavity

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heart low blood pressure

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vomiting blood

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increased ESR

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pain in the groin area

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palpitations

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patient is motionless

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hypotension

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tachycardia

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convulsions

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general intoxication syndrome

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pain throughout the body

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dehydration

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moderate condition

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diarrhea

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high fever

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severe fever

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better at night

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chills

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muscle pain

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headaches

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gastrointestinal problems

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there are no complaints

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vomiting

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bleeding

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feeling of heat

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attacks of pain

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abdominal pain is better after defecation

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patient's condition

11%

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