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Results: Differences General ✘Barrett 's syndrome✘Anomalies of esophageal development
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 39%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
heartburn 31% —
tracheopesophageal fistula — 91%
burning in the stomach 30% —
esophageal atresia — 84%
reflux esophagitis 29% —
esophageal cyst — 74%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 27% —
fistula — 74%
burns 25% —
diverticula of the esophagus — 69%
heartburn when bending 23% —
difficult to swallow — 58%
worse from smoking 21% —
blindness — 57%
esophageal adenocarcinoma 20% —
nose nursing mom — 55%
heartburn after eating 20% —
cough — 54%
heartburn sour 19% —
tracheal bronchus — 52%
burning behind the sternum 19% —
mom oncology — 49%
swelling in the stomach 18% —
chronic radiation sickness — 49%
intestinal metaplasia of the stomach 18% —
rare breathing — 47%
belching with acid 18% —
gastric fistula — 47%
heartburn in the chest 18% —
suffocation with cough — 45%
belching with bile 18% —
expansion of the esophagus — 45%
ulcer of the esophagus 17% —
mucous discharge from the nose — 44%
feeling of overflow of the stomach 17% —
additional mammary gland — 44%
belching air 17% —
pneumonia — 44%
acute esophagitis 17% —
mucus in the nose — 44%
heartburn belching 17% —
surgery on the esophagus 14% 58%
bile withdrawal 17% —
dyspnea — 43%
tongue is red 16% —
aspiration pneumonia — 43%
esophageal cancer 16% —
frequent cough — 43%
pain in the esophagus 15% —
pneumonia vomiting — 42%
precancer 15% —
gases in the stomach — 41%
burning in the chest 15% —
to increase the mammary glands — 40%
empty 14% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 21% 60%
electrocoagulation 14% —
pregnancy — 39%
internal bleeding 14% —
He's been ill for a long time — 39%
bleeding 14% —
STDs — 39%
malignization 14% —
intrauterine infection — 37%
sleeps during the day 14% —
cough with shortness — 36%
mucous hyperemia 13% —
up radiation sickness — 36%
pain in the sternum 13% —
rapid breathing — 36%
pancreatopathy 13% —
difficulty breathing — 35%
bursting 13% —
history of surgery 19% 54%
absent-mindedness 13% —
runny nose — 35%
short sleep 13% —
suffocation — 34%
history of laparoscopic surgery 12% —
type of breathing chest — 34%
intestinal bleeding 12% —
no children — 33%
lowered 12% —
frequent colds — 32%
consequences of taking medications 12% —
overweight — 31%
gastric bleeding 12% —
radiation therapy — 31%
bleeding ulcer 12% —
general intoxication syndrome — 31%
intolerance to drugs 11% —
radiation damage — 30%
intestinal mucosa 11% —
burping with food 15% 45%
enlargement of the heart 11% —
intoxication — 28%
consumes alcohol 11% —
due to excessive intake of energy resources 14% 42%
cardiodilation 11% —
esophageal stenosis 21% 43%
heredity predisposition 11% —
obesity 11% 32%
digestive disorders 11% —
vomiting 10% 29%
increased bleeding 11% —
angioplasty 9% 27%
refuses treatment 11% —
esophagitis 24% 39%
acute condition 10% —
increased 12% 24%
gastrointestinal problems 9% —
congestion belching 24% 34%
there are no complaints 9% —
impaired gastric function 20% 29%
cancer 19% 28%
oncology 18% 26%

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