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Results: Differences General ✘Acute blood loss✘Bladder injury
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Distinctive symptoms
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blood diseases 74% 16%
can't hold urine — 65%
acute blood loss 35% —
urinary incontinence — 63%
no strength 34% —
bladder injury — 58%
external bleeding 26% —
laceration — 52%
thirst 24% —
gunshot wounds — 47%
hypotension 23% —
heaviness in the bladder — 46%
black feces 23% —
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate — 44%
esophageal adenocarcinoma 23% —
inconclusive urge to urinate — 44%
peripheral lung cancer 22% —
hematuria — 40%
euphoria 22% —
criminal abortion — 39%
esophagitis 21% —
consequences of injuries — 39%
venous bleeding 21% —
bladder interventions — 39%
cold sweat 21% —
irritating bloating — 37%
parenchymal bleeding 21% —
erythropenia — 36%
sputum with blood 20% —
ligament rupture — 35%
stomach cough 20% —
faints in — 35%
tachycardia 20% —
surgery in the urethra — 35%
dyspnea 20% —
pain in the bladder — 34%
vomiting with blood 19% —
feces are corrosive — 33%
acidosis 19% —
lack of urge to urinate — 33%
intestinal bleeding 19% —
bloating of the entire abdomen — 33%
stools with effort 19% —
urine is caustic — 33%
varicose veins of the esophagus 19% —
tension in the bladder area — 33%
veno-occlusive liver disease 19% —
adenomectomy — 32%
the stool is viscous 18% —
changes in urine — 32%
thick blood 18% —
stupid — 32%
esophageal cancer 18% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity — 31%
tension in the stomach 18% —
speeded up urination — 31%
sputum 18% —
feeling of cold in head — 31%
own reveals itself at night 18% —
urination disorder — 31%
residual lung volume is reduced 18% —
contrast-induced nephropathy — 31%
phlegm thick 18% —
heaviness in the neck — 30%
history of chest surgery 18% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 30%
vomiting coffee grounds 18% —
cries at the reception — 30%
congenital liver fibrosis 17% —
painful urination — 30%
sudden weakness 17% —
urination incomplete — 29%
hypovolemic shock 17% —
effects of shock — 29%
reticulocytosis 17% —
urethral stricture — 29%
peptic ulcer 17% —
full — 29%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 17% —
concussion of the brain — 29%
esophageal stenosis 17% —
lack of urination — 29%
the volume of blood loss is increased 17% —
rupture of the spleen — 29%
dehydration 17% —
urination rare — 28%
cough 17% —
discharge from the urethra — 28%
marble skin 17% —
urethral injuries — 28%
expansion of the esophagus 17% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 13% 41%
vomiting black 17% —
lung rupture — 27%
dizziness sudden 17% —
blue belly — 27%
chronic esophagitis 17% —
cold in the head — 27%
impaired gastric function 16% —
prostate cancer — 27%
internal bleeding 16% —
skin problems — 27%
impaired kidney function 16% —
confusion — 26%
impaired venous function 16% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 26%
respiratory 16% —
muscle rupture — 26%
surgery on the esophagus 16% —
feeling of stenosis — 26%
lung adenocarcinoma 16% —
red urine — 26%
gastric adenocarcinoma 16% —
leukocytosis — 26%
dulling on percussion 16% —
consequences of taking medications — 26%
spasm 16% —
catatrauma — 25%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 16% —
little joy — 25%
the consequences of bruise 16% —
pain all over the stomach — 25%
duodenal ulcer 16% —
abdominal pain — 25%
pulmonary hemorrhage 16% —
dizziness fainting — 25%
gastrojunal ulcer 15% —
pain over the pubic — 25%
shortness of breath attacks 15% —
urination with blood — 25%
gastrointestinal problems 15% —
fainting from pain — 25%
breast cancer 15% —
nausea — 25%
pre-fainting condition 15% —
stool delay — 25%
frequent dizziness 15% —
overflow of the head — 24%
periodic fainting 15% —
severe dizziness — 24%
mucous stools 15% —
sudden dizziness — 24%
multiple organ failure 15% —
skin is coming off — 24%
angiopathy 15% —
impaired prostate function — 24%
blood dark 15% —
weak stream of urine — 24%
breast tumor 14% —
bruise 14% 38%
lung cancer 14% —
sensations in the neck — 23%
bowel cancer 14% —
night work — 23%
phlebitis 14% —
bloating pain — 23%
gastric bleeding 14% —
weakness and palpitations — 23%
dry mouth 14% —
alcohol poisoning — 23%
consequences of a fracture 14% —
fecal vomiting — 23%
bleeding ulcer 14% —
falls to the floor — 23%
metabolic acidosis 14% —
abdominal injuries — 23%
solid tumors 14% —
pain due to flatulence — 23%
to breathe hard 14% —
often abdominal pain — 23%
worse at 11 o'clock 14% —
caesarean section in the anamnesis — 23%
palpitations with shortness of breath 14% —
effects of radiation — 23%
peripheral artery thrombosis 14% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 15% 38%
pulmonary embolism 14% —
caesarean section — 23%
intestinal ulcer 14% —
bruise — 22%
stomach ulcer 14% —
no discharge — 22%
inflammation of the stomach 13% —
stool with gases — 22%
muscle hypertonus 13% —
pain in the groin area — 22%
bradycardia 13% —
kidney damage — 22%
irritability 13% —
intestinal resection — 22%
needs attention 13% —
big head — 22%
intestinal tumor 13% —
pelvic bone fracture 18% 40%
bone defects 13% —
wound 16% 38%
intestinal mucosa 13% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 21%
irritability during 13% —
genital neoplasms — 21%

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