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Results: Differences Similar ✘Rupture of the spleen✘Acute blood loss
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Distinctive symptoms
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impaired spleen function 79% —
constantly increased appetite — 90%
pain in the left hypochondrium 77% —
formation chronic nasal — 86%
pain in the left shoulder blade 63% —
consequences of trauma — 80%
consequences of abdominal trauma 63% —
emotional — 76%
pain like a knife 59% —
alcoholism — 71%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 91% 32%
increased appetite — 70%
laceration 54% —
mental shock — 69%
abdominal injuries 51% —
effects of shock — 67%
pain in the shoulder blades 51% —
nasal congestion — 67%
cough when walking 49% —
alcohol dependence — 65%
pain under the left shoulder blade 49% —
traumatic shock — 54%
palpation is painful in epigastrium 46% —
onset of illness 25% 74%
tingling in the side 45% —
hypotension — 49%
pain under the shoulder blade 45% —
thirst — 46%
piercing pain 44% —
dark feces — 45%
hematoma 44% —
impaired arterial function — 44%
pain in the left arm 43% —
tension of the anterior abdominal wall — 42%
cough after exercise 43% —
euphoria — 42%
pain in the left shoulder 42% —
peripheral lung cancer — 42%
cough with sneezing 41% —
esophagitis — 41%
abdominal pain when pressing 40% —
cold sweat — 41%
pain chest 40% —
venous bleeding — 40%
erythropenia 40% —
sputum with blood — 39%
abdominal breathing 39% —
palpitations — 38%
fruits when running worse 39% —
tachycardia — 38%
pain in the left side of the body 39% —
stomach cough — 38%
intestinal paresis 39% —
mucous sputum — 38%
defense of abdominal muscles 39% —
difficulty breathing after an attack — 38%
often sneezes 38% —
arterial bleeding — 37%
worse from acute 38% —
vomiting blood — 37%
pain in the left chest 38% —
intestinal bleeding — 36%
surgical infections 38% —
sputum — 36%
consequences of injuries 61% 21%
stools with effort — 36%
posttransfusion complications 37% —
veno-occlusive liver disease — 36%
abdominal 37% —
varicose veins of the esophagus — 36%
pain after injury 37% —
phlegm thick — 35%
pain in the side 36% —
the stool is viscous — 35%
collapse 36% —
vomiting mucus — 34%
left-sided symptoms 35% —
vomiting coffee grounds — 34%
paralytic syndrome 35% —
own reveals itself at night — 34%
tinnitus 35% —
esophageal cancer — 33%
stool with gases 34% —
marble skin — 33%
worse from increased pressure 34% —
black highlights — 33%
intestinal obstruction 34% —
vomiting black — 33%
serum sickness 33% —
expansion of the esophagus — 33%
worse from pressure 33% —
dehydration — 33%
stomach pain 32% —
chronic esophagitis — 33%
enlargement of the spleen 32% —
pelvic bone fracture — 33%
worse when walking 32% —
peptic ulcer — 32%
general tension 32% —
hypovolemic shock — 32%
bloating 32% —
sudden weakness — 32%
sharp belly 32% —
bone fracture — 32%
tingling 31% —
dizziness sudden — 32%
paresis 30% —
congenital liver fibrosis — 32%
serious condition 29% —
симпатическая нервная система — 31%
abdominal pain 28% —
difficulty inhaling breathing — 31%
pain throughout the body 28% —
reticulocytosis — 31%
hypertension 27% —
respiratory — 31%
nausea 27% —
esophageal stenosis — 31%
acute pain 26% —
spasm — 31%
there are no complaints 25% —
the consequences of injury — 31%
consequences of taking medications 24% —
pulmonary hemorrhage — 31%
acute injury 44% 24%
to breathe hard — 31%
patient's condition 33% 19%
breathing is difficult — 31%
blood loss 67% 53%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum — 30%
bleeding 59% 46%
duodenal ulcer — 30%
injury 55% 43%
internal bleeding — 30%
parenchymal bleeding 53% 42%
impaired gastric function — 30%
blood diseases 54% 43%
kidney disease — 30%
dulling on percussion 40% 31%
thick blood — 30%
tension in the stomach 43% 34%
polytrauma — 30%
wound 38% 30%
gastrojunal ulcer — 29%
cough 41% 33%
mucous stools — 29%
bruise 34% 27%
periodic fainting — 29%
acute condition 28% 22%
angiopathy — 29%
violation of the chair 29% 23%
blood dark — 29%
consequences of operation 25% 20%
acute blood loss 38% 67%
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine — 28%
frequent dizziness — 28%
peripheral artery thrombosis — 28%
anuria — 28%
multiple organ failure — 28%
fainting — 28%
gastric bleeding — 27%
lung cancer — 27%
pressure in the head — 27%
palpitations with shortness of breath — 27%
bowel cancer — 27%
intestinal ulcer — 27%
pulmonary embolism — 27%
lung damage — 27%
stomach ulcer — 27%
breast cancer — 27%
metabolic acidosis — 27%
dry mouth — 27%
hypotension — 26%
dizziness weakness — 26%
mouth dryness — 26%
better from pressure — 26%
phlebitis — 26%
consequences of a fracture — 26%
overexcitation of the psyche — 26%
low body temperature — 25%
muscle hypertonus — 25%
shortness of breath — 25%
gangrene — 25%
intestinal tumor — 25%
vascular spasm — 25%
fainting — 25%
cirrhosis of the liver — 25%
arterial occlusion — 24%
needs attention — 24%
intestinal mucosa — 24%
constantly moving — 24%
inflammation of the stomach — 24%
bradycardia — 24%
bone defects — 24%
dizziness — 23%
vascular tumor — 23%
digestive disorders — 23%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 23%
hepatitis — 23%
kidney failure — 23%

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