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Results: Differences Similar ✘Umbilical hernia✘Postoperative hernia
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Distinctive symptoms
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hernia 37% 23%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 2% 26%
umbilical hernia in children 5% —
hernia infringement 3% 26%
cough to tears 5% —
postoperative scars 2% 24%
bloating around the navel 3% —
scarring 1% 20%
crying in babies 3% —
intestinal obstruction — 19%
constipation children 3% —
postoperative pain — 18%
navel deformity 3% —
wound postoperative — 18%
constipation in a newborn 3% —
postoperative seroma — 17%
skin-fat apron 3% —
consequences of taking medications 1% 17%
superficial veins 2% —
constant pain 1% 17%
chest pain when coughing 2% —
consequences of operation 2% 18%
materia medica 2% —
pain in the intestines 2% 18%
purulent peritonitis 2% —
huge stomach — 16%
effects of pneumonia 2% —
skin problems — 16%
death of the child 2% —
surgical infections — 15%
fecal vomiting 2% —
wound — 15%
constant nausea 2% —
scars adhesions after surgery — 15%
pain in the rectum 2% —
constipation 3% 18%
crying from pain 2% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 3% 18%
sports injury 2% —
adhesions in the intestines 2% 16%
pain in the veins 2% —
consequences of infection 1% 15%
abdominal discomfort 2% —
nausea flatulence belching — 14%
cough with nausea 2% —
pain from sudden movements — 14%
intestinal lethargy 2% —
intestinal tumor — 14%
omission of internal organs 2% —
scar pain — 14%
down syndrome 2% —
constipation after surgery — 14%
effects of shock 2% —
congestion belching — 13%
hypothyroidism 2% —
worse from sudden movements — 13%
strong cough 2% —
nausea belching — 13%
bowel prolapse 2% —
gastric leiomyoma — 13%
prolapse of the rectum 2% —
perforated stomach ulcer — 13%
loudly cries 2% —
benign neoplasms — 13%
tearing cough 2% —
belching with flatulence — 13%
dysbacteriosis 2% —
fighting 1% 14%
constipation is pushing 2% —
overweight 2% 15%
omphalocele 2% —
pain in the left side — 12%
stomach like a drum 2% —
lower abdominal pain in men — 12%
childhood diseases 2% —
skin sensations — 12%
better in summer 2% —
bloating 2% 14%
Crying from screaming 2% —
oncology — 12%
tingling in the side 2% —
ligature fistula — 12%
hypothyroidism in children 2% —
tumour in the abdomen — 11%
weakness 2% —
abdominal pain — 11%
intestinal dysbiosis in children 2% —
pain when moving — 11%
lactase deficiency 2% —
calculous cholecystitis — 11%
congenital hypothyroidism 2% —
adhesive intestinal obstruction — 11%
peritonitis in children 2% —
ovarian fibroma — 11%
child screams 2% —
constipation in adults — 11%
underdevelopment 2% —
nausea without vomiting — 11%
abdominal pregnancy 2% —
impaired gastric function — 11%
premature babies 2% —
postoperative peritonitis — 10%
tumors of the peritoneum — 10%
deterioration from lifting weights — 10%
conservative — 10%
worse when moving — 10%
consequences of injuries — 10%
benign ovarian tumors — 10%
constant abdominal pain — 10%
diabetes mellitus — 10%
grandmother diabetes — 10%
hernia of the white line of the abdomen 5% 15%
inflammation 1% 11%
damage to the uterus — 9%
rumbling in the stomach — 9%
stomach cramping pain — 9%
uterine cyst — 9%
infected wounds — 9%
heavy weight — 9%
cellulite — 9%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 9%
vacuum — 9%
uterine fibroids — 9%
back injury — 9%
inflammatory skin changes — 9%
nausea 2% 11%
obesity 2% 11%
coughing — 9%
ovarian tumors — 8%
pain after injury — 8%
appendicitis — 8%
gastrojunal ulcer — 8%
suppuration of the skin — 8%
nervous cough — 8%
stomach ulcer — 8%
pain worse from pressure — 8%
urination disorder — 8%
intestinal ulcer — 8%
cholecystitis — 8%
uterine tumor — 8%
congestion purulent wounds — 8%
sharp pain in the lower back — 8%
patient's condition — 8%
closed person — 8%
urination when coughing — 8%
thrombosis — 8%
ovarian cysts — 8%
umbilical hernia 5% 13%
changes in feces — 8%
does not feel pain 1% 9%
injury 1% 9%
stretching 2% 10%
stool with gases — 8%
thin skin — 8%
worse from pressure — 8%
pain in the side — 8%
lower abdominal pain — 8%
chronic respiratory failure — 8%
thin — 7%
sharp belly — 7%
cirrhosis of the liver — 7%
cancerous cachexia — 7%
fibroma — 7%
inflammation of the stomach — 7%
neurinoma — 7%
inversion of the intestines — 7%
prolonged bronchitis — 7%
intestinal fistula — 7%
violation of gastric motility — 7%
pressure on the diaphragm — 7%
respiratory insufficiency — 7%
lying on the sick side — 7%
weakness in the hip — 7%
needs understanding — 7%
painful appearance — 7%
pain in the legs when moving — 7%
kidney hypertrophy — 7%
ulcers on the skin — 7%
pain from the load — 7%
consequences of physical exertion 1% 8%
pressure in the anus — 7%
asymmetry — 7%
dermatitis — 7%
hernias of the spine — 7%
abdominal aortic aneurysm — 7%
unstable angina — 7%
appendages of the uterus — 7%
fistula — 7%
hematoma — 7%
hypertrophy biliary tract — 7%
consequences of abdominal trauma — 7%
postinfarction angina — 7%
impaired uterine function — 7%
discomfort in the intestines 2% 9%
there are no complaints — 6%
fat deposits — 6%
deterioration from fatty foods — 6%
liver cancer — 6%
liver problems — 6%
insecurity feeling — 6%

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