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Results: Differences General ✘Intestinal obstruction✘Villous tumor of the colon
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 85%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —84%
paralytic syndrome 73% —
foreign body sensation — 80%
vomiting bile 60% —
lot of mucus — 75%
paresis 56% —
very shy — 71%
desire for fresh air 52% —
intestinal lumen is deformed — 68%
colon obstruction 50% —
pain in the anus in men — 66%
obstructive intestinal obstruction 46% —
sensation of a foreign body in the anus — 64%
intestinal lethargy 46% —
tumors of the sigmoid colon 22% 84%
small bowel obstruction 45% —
polyp of the rectum — 62%
responsible 44% —
villous tumor of the colon — 61%
from the discharge of gases 36% —
tumors of the large intestine 41% 100%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 36% —
itching in the anus — 59%
constipation prolonged 35% —
stool with mucus and blood — 58%
constipation 100% 63%
frequent urge to stool — 57%
bloating 35% —
greenish feces — 55%
quickly gets tired 34% —
burning in the anus — 53%
adhesions in the intestines 34% —
pain from sudden movements — 52%
tremor 34% —
discomfort in the intestines — 51%
fecal vomiting 34% —
area stool several times a day — 51%
increased appetite 34% —
abundance of mucus — 51%
inflammatory bowel diseases 34% —
polyps 7% 57%
peritonitis 33% —
stool with mucus — 50%
constipation children 33% —
benign neoplasms — 49%
intestinal fistula 32% —
oncology 16% 65%
intestinal paresis 32% —
frequent stools — 49%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 31% —
stool is large — 48%
violation of the stool 31% —
burning in the intestines — 47%
abundant stool 31% —
discharge from the anus — 47%
paracolostomy hernia 31% —
worse from sudden movements — 47%
stool delay 30% —
benign epithelial tumors — 47%
rumbling in the stomach 30% —
blood in feces — 45%
stool with gases 30% —
pain in the rectum — 43%
metastases 29% —
pain when moving — 41%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 29% —
indecision — 41%
obesity 28% —
painful swelling — 41%
consequences of surgery 28% —
heavy weight — 41%
surgical infections 28% —
intestinal polyp 8% 46%
inflammation 28% —
itchy skin — 36%
patient's condition 27% —
burns — 36%
consequences of taking medications 27% —
electrocoagulation 12% 45%
abdominal surgery 27% —
subacute condition — 33%
intestinal abscess 26% —
tumors of the rectum 12% 45%
sharp belly 26% —
intestinal tumor 53% 85%
empty 26% —
defecation painful 11% 42%
vomiting 26% —
worse when moving 7% 36%
ascites 26% —
bleeding 16% 45%
fistula 25% —
forced situation 10% 38%
blood diseases 25% —
protein reduced 10% 38%
scarring 25% —
increased bleeding 9% 35%
paralysis 25% —
intestinal bleeding 14% 39%
desire for sour 24% —
pain during defecation 20% 45%
intra-abdominal abscesses 24% —
wet skin 16% 39%
thirst 24% —
protein c deficiency 13% 36%
blockage of blood vessels 24% —
presses 12% 33%
swelling of the legs 24% —
diarrhea 17% 35%
stiffness in the joints 24% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 31% 43%
acute condition 23% —
inversion of the intestines 39% 50%
foreign body of the stomach 23% —
dehydration 25% 36%
thrombosis 23% —
necrosis 23% 32%
intoxication 23% —
there are no complaints 22% 31%
skin condition 23% —
acute pain 23% 31%
biliary ileus 23% —
intestinal resection 35% 42%
putrid feces 23% —
pain in the intestines 31% 37%
abdominal pain 23% —
intestinal obstruction 38% 41%
vomiting even from water 22% —
the feeling of a fight 22% —
purulent peritonitis 22% —
onset of illness 22% —
abscess 22% —
intestinal infarction 21% —
conservative 21% —
impaired arterial function 21% —
cancer 21% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery 20% —
belly enlargement 20% —
eventration 20% —
closes 20% —
does not tolerate pain 20% —
impaired function of the large intestine 20% —
fecal stone 20% —
small intestine resection 19% —
drug disease 19% —
constant pain 19% —
angioplasty 19% —
strong character 18% —
tachycardia 18% —
intestinal pneumatosis 18% —
intestinal phlegmon 18% —
bloating painful 18% —
hernia 18% —
bloating pain 18% —
cold skin 18% —
constipation in adults 18% —
discoordinated labor activity 18% —
groans in pain 18% —
vomiting multiple 18% —
a wet wound 18% —
wound 17% —
pain increases gradually 17% —
vomiting during meals 17% —
vomiting food 17% —
worse during day 17% —
intestinal peristalsis is absent 17% —
fecal peritonitis 17% —
no stool 17% —
the fast man 17% —
intestinal motility is active 17% —
trauma 17% —
impaired gastric function 17% —
hematoma 17% —
palpitations 17% —
fluid in the abdomen 16% —
sudden onset 16% —
bitter burp 16% —
changing the size of body parts 16% —
hypertrophy biliary tract 16% —
colic 16% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 16% —
food is poorly digested 16% —
stone in the stomach 16% —
gallbladder stones 16% —
suppuration of the skin 16% —
full 16% —
a history of sigmoidectomy 16% —
visual impairment 16% —
worries due to pain 15% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder 15% —
paranoia 15% —
neatness 15% —
rash pustules 15% —
intestinal infection 15% —
arterial occlusion 15% —
chronic peritonitis 15% —
constant bloating 15% —
gases in the stomach 15% —
sudden pain 15% —
rectal infiltration 15% —
bloating of the entire abdomen 15% —

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