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Results: Differences General	✘Abnormalities of stomach development	✘Rumination disorder
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 37%(0) 21%(0) Stomach radiography 49%(0) — General blood test 23%(0) 22%(0) Measurements at the reception 21%(0) 20%(0) Coprogram 40%(2) — Endoscopy 33%(0) — Sex hormones 32%(1) — Blood biochemistry — 23%(0) General inspection 23%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
congenital pylorostenosis	92%	—
parents divorce	—	63%
abnormalities of stomach development	92%	—
nose nursing mom	—	55%
diverticulum of the stomach	72%	—
spasm	—	52%
pylorostenosis	71%	—
female alcoholism	—	48%
impaired gastric function	53%	—
orphan	—	48%
gastric resection	49%	—
childhood diseases	—	46%
resection of a part of the stomach	48%	—
illness from stress	—	45%
congenital intestinal obstruction	48%	—
stress spasm	—	45%
abnormalities of pancreatic development	46%	—
bends back	—	44%
anomalies of the gallbladder development	45%	—
body odor unpleasant	—	40%
history of surgery	44%	—
body odor	—	37%
congenital herpes infection	42%	—
nausea after eating	—	35%
newborn herpes	41%	—
neglect	—	35%
eats slowly	39%	—
stiffness in the back	—	34%
feeling of constriction in the stomach	39%	—
family man	—	34%
congenital rubella	38%	—
distracted	—	34%
inflammation of the stomach	38%	—
emotional weakness	—	34%
violation of the stool	36%	—
pleasant	—	34%
diverticulitis	36%	—
dependence on the mother	—	33%
inflammation	35%	—
defense of abdominal muscles	—	33%
vomiting at night	35%	—
bad breath unpleasant	—	33%
mycoplasma	34%	—
weakness no	—	32%
diarrhea in a child	34%	—
alcoholism and drug addiction	—	32%
pregnancy	32%	—
takes care of relatives	—	32%
abnormalities of intestinal development	32%	—
stiffness of movements	—	32%
intestinal diverticula	32%	—
tension in the spine	—	31%
fecal vomiting	32%	—
vomiting food	—	31%
gastrointestinal problems	31%	—
vomiting during meals	—	31%
frequent antibiotics	31%	—
tension in the head	—	30%
rubella	30%	—
tooth decay	—	30%
intrauterine infection	30%	—
food is poorly digested	—	30%
by erosion of the stomach	30%	—
emotional child	—	29%
stomach ulcer	30%	—
nausea during meals	—	29%
stool meager	29%	—
dependence on parents	—	28%
abundant stool	29%	—
alcoholism	—	28%
intestinal obstruction	29%	—
history medical mother's	—	28%
dysfunction of the gallbladder	28%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	28%
forced situation	27%	—
stereotypia	—	28%
herpes	27%	—
congestion belching	—	27%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	49%	21%
addiction	—	27%
diarrhea	25%	—
diseases of infants	—	27%
liquid stool	25%	—
muscle tension	—	26%
inflammatory bowel diseases	25%	—
alcohol dependence	—	26%
peptic ulcer	25%	—
a new patient	—	26%
thin	25%	—
no children	—	26%
general intoxication syndrome	25%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	25%
intoxication	23%	—
decreased concentration of attention	—	25%
drug disease	22%	—
problems with studying	—	25%
lowered	20%	—
helps others	—	23%
partial gastric resection	19%	—
weakness after illness	—	22%
vomiting fountain	19%	—
emotional	—	22%
digestive disorders	44%	24%
nausea vomiting	25%	25%
vomiting	52%	32%
emaciation	24%	24%
rapid weight loss	24%	24%

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