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Results: Differences General	✘Umbilical hernia in children	✘Tumors of the small intestine
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(2) Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 5%(0) 90%(0) Histological studies — 68%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	75%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	55%
umbilical hernia	100%	34%
burrs on the fingers	—	49%
hernia of the abdomen	91%	31%
pain in the groin	—	46%
umbilical hernia in children	13%	—
improvement after defecation	—	46%
childhood diseases	13%	—
bursting pain in the lower abdomen	—	44%
delayed speech development	11%	—
burrs	—	43%
children's speech	10%	—
drinks often	—	43%
hernia infringement	8%	—
pain over the pubic	—	43%
palpation of the mesogastric abdomen	6%	—
bursting in the lower abdomen	—	43%
omphalocele	6%	—
pulling pain in	—	39%
phimosis	6%	—
pain after stool	—	39%
gastroschisis	6%	—
stomach like a drum	—	38%
constipation is pushing	6%	—
pulling abdominal pain	—	38%
abdominal surgery	6%	—
pain in the lower abdomen on the right	—	38%
navel deformity	6%	—
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	—	38%
genital allergy	6%	—
pain in the right groin	—	36%
bowel prolapse	5%	—
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	—	36%
cough	5%	—
bursting abdominal pain	—	36%
congenital hypothyroidism	5%	—
abdominal cramps	—	34%
liver resection	5%	—
vitiligo, says a lot	—	34%
stones cough after bronchitis	5%	—
sympathetic	—	33%
down syndrome	5%	—
religiosity	—	33%
weakness of the abdominal muscles	5%	—
pain in the right side of the abdomen	—	32%
thin child	5%	—
abdominal distension a	—	31%
closes	5%	—
abdominal pain on the right	—	31%
digestion is normal	5%	—
areas of depigmentation of the skin	—	31%
dysentery	5%	—
cannot sleep	—	30%
whooping	5%	—
pain in the groin area	—	30%
lactase deficiency	5%	—
tumors of the small intestine	—	29%
belly enlargement	5%	—
can not sleep	—	29%
high height	5%	—
sleep restless	—	29%
muscular dystonia in a child	5%	—
benign tumors of the small intestine	—	29%
hypothyroidism in children	5%	—
bursting	—	28%
motor activity	4%	—
prolonged insomnia	—	28%
increased motor activity	4%	—
acute abdominal pains	—	28%
large child	4%	—
sharp pain in the stomach	—	27%
bronchitis	4%	—
pain spasm	—	27%
hypothyroidism	4%	—
metastases	—	26%
ascites	4%	—
intestinal polyp	—	25%
history of vein surgery	4%	—
acute abdomen	—	25%
angioplasty	4%	—
calculating	—	24%
omission of internal organs	4%	—
small bowel cancer	—	24%
history of liver surgery	4%	—
anxiety	—	24%
sluggish baby	4%	—
poor sleep	—	24%
pneumonia with bronchitis	4%	—
peitz-jaegers syndrome	—	23%
rickets	4%	—
dryness	—	23%
dysbacteriosis	4%	—
better in morning	—	23%
medical examination	4%	—
unspecified mental disorders	—	23%
muscular dystonia	4%	—
bowel cancer	—	22%
weakness after illness	3%	—
small bowel obstruction	—	22%
necrosis	3%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	22%
allergy	3%	—
polyps	—	21%
muscle weakness	3%	—
stomach polyps	—	21%
pneumonia	3%	—
intestinal tumor	—	20%
small intestine resection	5%	25%
villous adenoma	—	20%
intestinal resection	4%	23%
rupture duodenal dysfunction	—	19%
hemangioma	—	18%
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	18%
painful swelling	—	18%
abdominal pain is better after defecation	—	18%
gastric adenoma	—	18%
benign neoplasms	—	18%
intestinal bleeding	—	18%
bleeding	—	17%
adenomatous polyp	—	17%
sprue	—	17%
pain in the intestines	—	17%
intolerant to fatty foods	—	17%
cancer	—	17%
celiac	—	17%
diarrhea alternates with constipation	—	17%
fibroma	—	17%
malignization	—	16%
carcinoid	—	16%
pancreatic adenoma	—	15%
oncology	—	15%
carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract	—	15%
intestinal lymphoma	—	15%
pain to the left of the navel	—	15%
heartburn	—	15%
stomach tumors	—	15%
crohn	—	15%
reticulosarcoma	—	15%
burning in the stomach	—	15%
lymphoma	—	14%
tumour in the abdomen	—	14%
benign tumors of the stomach	—	14%
burkitt's lymphoma	—	14%
pain in the left groin	—	14%
lymph node damage	—	13%
onset of illness	—	13%
tumors of the peritoneum	—	13%
intestinal mucosa	—	13%
appetite is sharply increased	—	13%
bloating	—	13%
congestion belching	—	13%
enteropathy	—	13%
tumor collapse syndrome	—	13%
uterine polyps	—	12%
inversion of the intestines	—	12%
stomach cancer	—	12%
inflammation	—	12%
burns	—	12%
neurinoma	—	12%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	12%
unstable stool	—	12%
oncology in the anamnesis	—	12%
belching with meteorism	—	12%
patient's condition	—	12%
nausea with heartburn	—	12%
impaired gastric function	—	11%
pain increases gradually	—	11%
mucous membranes are pale	—	11%
effects of chemotherapy	—	11%
pain in the navel area	—	11%
benign epithelial tumors	—	11%
hemorrhagic cystitis	—	11%
lipomas	—	11%
pain in the navel area	—	11%
endometriosis	—	11%
cancer pain	—	11%
change of position	—	11%
surgical infections	—	11%
gastric adenocarcinoma	—	11%
external bleeding	—	11%
inflammation of the ovaries	—	11%
pancreatic cancer	—	11%
duodenal ulcer	—	11%
bad breath unpleasant	—	11%
rapid weight loss	—	11%
emaciation	—	11%
lymphogranulomatosis	—	11%
anemia	—	11%
salpingitis	—	11%
female pelvic organs	—	11%
adnexitis	—	11%
oncology relatives	—	10%
skin cancer	—	10%
uterine tumor	—	10%
vulvovaginitis	—	10%
vulva infections	—	10%
increased appetite	—	10%
clinical death	—	10%
abundant stool	—	10%
intestinal ulcer	—	10%
stool with gases	—	10%

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