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Results: Differences Similar ✘Treitz hernia✘Eventration
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —95%
hernia infringement 70% —
omphalocele — 93%
postoperative seroma 42% —
cough after whooping cough — 89%
constipation 41% —
aseptic peritonitis — 89%
postoperative pain 34% —
eventration — 85%
adhesions in the intestines 33% —
congestion purulent wounds 16% 100%
behind the stomach 32% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 82%
constant pain 32% —
postoperative peritonitis — 81%
nausea belching 32% —
severe flatulence — 81%
recurrent inguinal hernia 32% —
hiccups — 79%
congestion belching 31% —
pain appears at the thought of her — 76%
nausea flatulence belching 29% —
chest injuries — 74%
inguinal hernia 28% —
the feeling of a wound — 72%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 27% —
wound postoperative 27% 96%
belching with flatulence 27% —
peritonitis 19% 86%
belly enlargement 25% —
stab wound — 67%
pain in the groin area 25% —
suppuration of the skin 19% 85%
open person 25% —
umbilical hernia in children — 64%
connective tissue dysplasia 25% —
childhood diseases — 64%
postoperative scars 25% —
pain chest — 64%
ligature fistula 25% —
gases abundant — 64%
constipation prolonged 24% —
umbilical hernia 14% 78%
obesity 24% —
whooping — 62%
atonic constipation 23% —
pent-up anger — 62%
worse standing better lying 23% —
stomach swells — 60%
discomfort in the intestines 23% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 60%
prolonged defecation 23% —
explosive injury — 59%
intestinal tumor 23% —
bronchial tuberculosis — 58%
acute obstructive bronchitis 23% —
cough asthmatic — 58%
femoral hernia 23% —
closed fracture — 58%
scarring 22% —
bowel prolapse 19% 76%
overweight 22% —
uterine prolapse — 56%
consequences of injuries 22% —
rapid reaction 9% 65%
thrombosis 22% —
chills — 56%
obstructive bronchitis 22% —
uterine hypoplasia — 55%
copd 22% —
stones cough after bronchitis — 55%
intestinal dyskinesia 22% —
underdevelopment — 54%
worse standing better sitting 21% —
intestinal paresis 18% 72%
Chronical bronchitis 21% —
asthmatic bronchitis — 53%
sits sideways 21% —
rupture of the uterus — 53%
incomplete bowel rotation 21% —
leukocytosis — 53%
necrosis 21% —
dyspnea — 52%
constipation after surgery 21% —
obesity on the stomach — 51%
tingling in the side 21% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery 44% 95%
on the back abdominal wall 21% —
cut wound — 51%
pain from the load 20% —
hypoproteinemia 11% 62%
consequences of physical exertion 20% —
traumatic shock — 51%
the pain spreads upwards 20% —
hypotension — 51%
phlegmon 20% —
abundant stool — 51%
insensitivity to pain 20% —
severe nausea — 50%
abdominal pain after eating 20% —
surgical infections 28% 78%
small bowel obstruction 20% —
pus in feces — 49%
nerve damage 20% —
is blocked an increase in the alkaline phosphatase — 49%
worse standing 19% —
does not sweat — 49%
weakness 19% —
mediastinal tumors — 49%
nausea after eating 19% —
inflammatory infiltrate 11% 60%
heavy weight 19% —
wound 28% 77%
cellulite 19% —
cough 17% 66%
frequent colds 19% —
injury 23% 71%
vascular damage 19% —
skin problems 22% 70%
vaginal tears 19% —
teething the child — 48%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 19% —
intoxication — 48%
sitting worse pain 18% —
paralytic syndrome 16% 64%
impaired prostate function 18% —
fever tachycardia — 48%
ascites 18% —
inflammation 20% 68%
back injury 18% —
compressing pains in the heart — 47%
vacuum 18% —
tachycardia in children — 47%
abdominal pain constipation 18% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 19% 66%
prostate adenoma 18% —
increased ast — 46%
periodic nausea 18% —
chest pain when coughing — 46%
lipomas 18% —
fluid in the abdomen — 46%
benign neoplasms 18% —
falls to the floor — 45%
intestinal motility is active 18% —
injuries of the diaphragm 15% 60%
prostatitis 18% —
lung damage — 44%
weak ligaments 18% —
abdominal swelling — 44%
diastasis of the rectus abdominal 18% —
increased alt — 44%
closed person 17% —
cough with shortness — 44%
soft tissue abscess 17% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 44%
pain from the lower back gives to the stomach 17% —
increase in creatinine — 44%
grey urine 17% —
chest pain when breathing — 44%
worse sitting better lying down 17% —
skin condition 15% 59%
delayed urination 17% —
tachycardia 9% 52%
bladder fistula 17% —
loses thought — 43%
fistula 17% —
bronchial asthma — 43%
chair in the morning 17% —
serum sickness — 43%
weakness of the ligaments 17% —
confusion of thoughts — 43%
suppuration with fistulas 17% —
hernia of the abdomen 48% 90%
conservative 17% —
the skin is dark — 42%
cyclic vomiting 17% —
palpitations 9% 51%
abnormalities of intestinal development 17% —
increased ESR — 42%
pain after injury 17% —
ARVI — 41%
the pain is worse lying down 17% —
febrile — 41%
liver necrosis 17% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 41%
refuses treatment 17% —
pain in the heart — 41%
fatigue 16% —
type of breathing chest — 41%
huge stomach 16% —
pale skin — 41%
thin skin 16% —
motor activity — 41%
hot to the touch 16% —
paresis 14% 54%
worse sitting 16% —
bone defects — 40%
sharp pain in the lower back 16% —
fever febrile — 40%
fighting 16% —
wounds heal poorly — 40%

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