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Comparison results

 
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Distinctive symptoms
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intestinal spasms 90%
intra-abdominal abscesses 24%
pain in the rectum 84%
purulent peritonitis 22%
muscle pain 70%
ascites 20%
spasm 64%
intestinal abscess 20%
pain in the intestines 70% 8%
rash pustules 20%
anal fissures 54%
peritonitis 20%
pain after stool 37%
sharp belly 19%
worse sitting 25%
abscess 18%
proctalgia 25%
intestinal obstruction 16%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 20%
diverticulitis 16%
pain in the groin area 19%
defense of abdominal muscles 15%
muscle tension 17%
crohn 14%
pain in the coccyx 17%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 14%
fear of cancer 14%
intestinal diverticula 14%
pain in the anus in men 13%
consequences of infection 14%
pain in the perineum in women 11%
appendix cancer 13%
pain gives in the groin 11%
extreme abdominal pain when touched 13%
feeling of cramps 11%
common rashes 13%
does not feel pain 10%
surgical infections 13%
genital pain in women 10%
diverticulum of the stomach 13%
fatigue feeling 10%
chronic peritonitis 13%
pricks 10%
diverticulum of the rectum 12%
discomfort in the intestines 10%
palpation of the abdomen soreness in the mesogastrium 12%
pain in the perineum in men 10%
tumor - like lesions 12%
proctitis 10%
consequences of operation 12%
with attacks of abdominal pain 9%
bloating 12%
reduced efficiency 9%
gastric perforation 12%
convulsions 9%
postoperative peritonitis 12%
convulsions pain 9%
intoxication 12%
epilepsy attacks 8%
duodenal ulcer 11%
general tension 8%
pain in the navel area 11%
intestinal infection 8%
peptic ulcer 11%
painful urination 8%
ulcer penetration 11%
urination disorder 8%
acute cholecystitis 11%
absences 8%
leukocytosis 11%
alternating symptoms 8%
worse constipation 11%
psychologist 7%
intestinal paresis 11%
illness from stress 7%
pain in the navel area 11%
epilepsy 7%
patient is motionless 11%
fatigue 7%
feeling of bruising 10%
periods of exacerbation 7%
phlegmon 10%
irradiation 7%
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine 10%
subacute condition 7%
rash on the abdomen 10%
acute pain 6%
chronic colitis 10%
patient's condition 6%
appendicitis 10%
stabbing pain in the anus 5%
acute appendicitis 10%
vomiting 10%
paralytic syndrome 10%
pain all over the stomach 10%
sudden onset 10%
tumors of the large intestine 10%
intestinal ulcer 9%
intestinal tumor 9%
aches 9%
hypertrophy biliary tract 9%
swelling from a bite 9%
hypoproteinemia 9%
abdominal swelling 9%
bowel cancer 9%
cholecystitis 9%
digestive disorders 8%
fighting 8%
drug poisoning 8%
inflammation of the stomach 8%
paresis 8%
dehydration 8%
asymmetry 8%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 8%
strong man 7%
high temperature 7%
swelling 7%
necrosis 7%
onset of illness 7%
cancer 7%
impaired gastric function 7%
oncology 7%
inflammation 10% 14%
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% 11%
abdominal pain 7% 11%
constipation 10% 12%
sudden pain 8% 9%
painful appearance 7% 8%
pain throughout the body 7% 8%
colitis 8% 9%
infectious colitis 9% 10%
consequences of taking medications 10% 11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 14% 15%

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