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Results: Differences General	✘Umbilical hernia in children	✘Intervertebral hernia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 5%(0) Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 5%(0) — Ultrasound of the organ 5%(0) — Radiography of the area 4%(0) 1%(0) CT of the spine — 2%(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%
hernia of the abdomen	91%	—
osteochondrosis	—	10%
hernia	75%	52%
back pain	—	7%
umbilical hernia in children	13%	—
back pain when moving	—	7%
childhood diseases	13%	—
shooting back pain	—	7%
delayed speech development	11%	—
shooting pain in the lower back	—	7%
children's speech	10%	—
lower back pain during movements	—	7%
hernia infringement	8%	—
lower back pain	—	7%
gastroschisis	6%	—
lumbago	—	6%
omphalocele	6%	—
infringement of the sciatic nerve	—	6%
phimosis	6%	—
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs	—	6%
palpation of the mesogastric abdomen	6%	—
pinching nerves	—	6%
constipation is pushing	6%	—
pain in the sacrum	—	5%
navel deformity	6%	—
spondyloarthrosis	—	5%
abdominal surgery	6%	—
sciatica	—	5%
genital allergy	6%	—
sciatic nerve pain	—	5%
digestion is normal	5%	—
pain goes in the back	—	4%
stones cough after bronchitis	5%	—
pain in the lumbosacral region	—	4%
liver resection	5%	—
pain gives in the leg	—	4%
cough	5%	—
sitting back pain	—	4%
down syndrome	5%	—
radiculitis	—	4%
thin child	5%	—
muscle tension	—	3%
constipation	5%	—
lingering pain in the lower back	—	3%
bowel prolapse	5%	—
patient	—	3%
closes	5%	—
back pain is aching	—	3%
hypothyroidism in children	5%	—
spinal injury	—	3%
weakness of the abdominal muscles	5%	—
aching	—	3%
small intestine resection	5%	—
shooting pains	—	3%
dysentery	5%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	3%
whooping	5%	—
stiffness in the lower back	—	3%
lactase deficiency	5%	—
neuralgia	—	3%
belly enlargement	5%	—
cervical osteochondrosis	—	3%
high height	5%	—
pain in the legs	—	3%
muscular dystonia in a child	5%	—
hernia of the cervical spine	—	2%
increased motor activity	4%	—
overwork	—	2%
large child	4%	—
discogenic myelopathy	—	2%
bronchitis	4%	—
pathological movements in spine	—	2%
ascites	4%	—
impatient	—	2%
history of vein surgery	4%	—
spondylopathy	—	2%
motor activity	4%	—
aching lower back	—	2%
hypotrophy	4%	—
pain when moving	—	2%
omission of internal organs	4%	—
spinal abnormalities	—	2%
history of liver surgery	4%	—
back injury	—	2%
angioplasty	4%	—
acute back pain	—	2%
sluggish baby	4%	—
back aching	—	2%
medical examination	4%	—
hernia intervertebral	—	2%
pneumonia with bronchitis	4%	—
angina pectoris	—	1%
muscular dystonia	4%	—
stomach ulcer	—	1%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	7%	1%
joint deformation	—	1%
intestinal resection	4%	—
pain during exercise	—	1%
dysbacteriosis	4%	—
hysteria	—	1%
rickets	4%	—
meningitis	—	1%
history of surgery	6%	1%
hematoma	—	1%
weakness after illness	3%	—
postoperative pain	—	1%
necrosis	3%	—
worse lying down	—	1%
allergy	3%	—
pain from the load	—	1%
vomiting	3%	—
bruise	—	1%
muscle weakness	3%	—
difficult to swallow	—	1%
nausea	3%	—
oncology	—	1%
pneumonia	3%	—
intestinal mucosa	—	1%
thin	3%	—
pancreatitis	—	1%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	5%	1%
by erosion of the stomach	—	1%
congenital hypothyroidism	5%	1%
sensations in the neck	—	1%
neck pain	—	1%
pancreatic disease, unspecified	—	1%
trauma	—	1%
intestinal dyskinesia	—	1%
pancreatopathy	—	1%
painful swelling	—	1%
vascular tumor	—	1%
conducting an inspection	—	1%
dependence on the doctor	—	1%
acute coronary syndrome	—	1%
impaired gastric function	—	1%
inflammation	—	1%
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	1%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	1%
painful appearance	—	1%
acute condition	—	1%
conservative	—	1%
damage to the nervous system	—	1%
pain in the lumbar back	—	1%
bleeding	—	1%
heart dysfunction	—	1%
CHD	—	1%
onset of illness	—	1%
impaired arterial function	—	1%
blood diseases	—	1%
patient's condition	—	1%
dystrophy	—	1%
diabetes mellitus	—	1%
unspecified mental disorders	—	1%
consequences of physical exertion	—	1%
bone deformation	—	1%
obesity	—	1%
traumatic illness	—	1%
digestive disorders	—	1%
bone fracture	—	1%
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	1%
pain chest	—	1%
peptic ulcer	—	1%
patient is motionless	—	1%
vascular myelopathy	—	1%
compression of the spinal cord	—	1%
spinal fracture	—	1%
klippel-feil syndrome	—	1%
head tilted	—	1%
shooting pains on the leg	—	1%
consequences of taking medications	—	1%
arachnoiditis	—	1%
restriction of movement	—	1%
congenital muscular torticollis	—	1%
gastric dyskinesia	—	1%
the pain is worse lying down	—	1%
wedge - shaped vertebrae	—	1%
insufficiency of the external secretory function of the pancreas	—	1%
schwachman-diamond syndrome	—	1%
curvature of the spine	—	1%
spinal arachnoiditis	—	1%
lumbalization	—	1%
muscle pain	—	1%
spinal contusion	—	1%
intervertebral hernia of the cervical	—	1%
vertebral artery syndrome	—	1%
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar	—	1%
pain in the neck muscles	—	1%
hernia schmorl	—	1%
feeling of stiffness	—	1%
pulling pain in the neck	—	1%
intervertebral hernia of the thoracic region	—	1%
hip dysplasia	—	1%
consequences of surgery	—	1%
worse from exercise	—	1%
false joint	—	1%
myelopathy	—	1%
constant pain	—	1%
fatigue from work	—	1%
stiffness of movements	—	1%
stage of recovery	—	1%

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