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Results: Differences General ✘Sharp belly✘Adhesive intestinal obstruction
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%24%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 3%76%
sharp pain in the stomach 95% 24%
responsible — 55%
abdominal pain when pressing 81% 26%
adhesive intestinal obstruction — 53%
palpation is painful in hypogastrium 13% —
patient's condition 2% 52%
stomach pain 35% 22%
adhesions in the intestines — 44%
lower abdominal pain 6% —
from the discharge of gases 1% 43%
intestinal colic 5% —
foreign body of the stomach — 41%
abdominal cramps 5% —
inversion of the intestines 2% 42%
abdominal pain on the right 4% —
intestinal resection — 39%
colic 4% —
obstructive intestinal obstruction — 39%
food is poorly digested 4% —
bloating 2% 40%
wandering pains 3% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 2% 38%
colic after eating 3% —
bloating painful — 35%
pancreatonecrosis 3% —
paracolostomy hernia — 35%
pain in the pancreas 2% —
consequences of surgery 1% 35%
hepatitis D 2% —
peritonitis 1% 35%
pain in the gallbladder 2% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 2% 35%
gastric perforation 2% —
surgical infections — 33%
purulent cholecystitis 2% —
necrosis 2% 34%
infectious mononucleosis 2% —
fecal vomiting — 32%
agony 2% —
bloating pain — 32%
abdominal pregnancy 2% —
abundant stool 1% 31%
colic in the stomach 2% —
intestinal abscess — 30%
purulent appendicitis 2% —
worse during day — 30%
heart stone 2% —
inflammation 2% 32%
frequent stools 2% —
impaired gastric function 2% 32%
myocardial infarction 2% —
stool with gases 2% 32%
stool with mucus 2% —
consequences of taking medications 2% 32%
mononucleosis 2% —
violation of the stool 2% 31%
purulent sore throats 2% —
skin problems 1% 30%
hemochromatosis 2% —
wound — 29%
ketoacidosis 2% —
colon obstruction — 29%
general tension 2% —
vomiting 2% 30%
red fecal 2% —
sharp belly 3% 31%
pneumonia 2% —
scarring 1% 28%
viral tonsillitis 2% —
oncology 1% 28%
increased triglycerides 2% —
small bowel obstruction — 27%
bruising sensation 2% —
abdominal surgery 2% 29%
tumors of the peritoneum 2% —
gases in the stomach 1% 28%
barrett 's syndrome 2% —
stool delay 1% 28%
pleurisy 2% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 27%
stool with mucus and blood 2% —
arterial occlusion — 26%
pain in the pelvis 2% —
ascites 2% 28%
ovarian pregnancy 2% —
dehydration — 26%
appendicitis 2% —
consequences of infection — 25%
tension in the stomach 2% —
purulent peritonitis — 25%
hiccups 2% —
paralytic syndrome — 25%
pain in the pleura 2% —
intestinal bleeding 1% 26%
pseudoabdominal syndrome 2% —
pain in the intestines 5% 30%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall 2% —
intoxication 1% 26%
blood in feces 2% —
bleeding 2% 27%
pneumonia with pleurisy 2% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 2% 27%
plum belly syndrome 2% —
conservative — 24%
purulent pancreatitis 2% —
impaired arterial function — 24%
tension in the bladder area 2% —
at bloating of the lower abdomen — 24%
ley syndrome 2% —
blood diseases 1% 25%
acute salpingitis 2% —
intestinal paresis — 24%
children 's roseola 2% —
intestinal fistula — 24%
local peritonitis 2% —
intestinal infarction — 24%
pain-free myocardial infarction 2% —
foreign body of the intestine — 24%
huge stomach 2% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 24%
stagnation 2% —
blockage of blood vessels — 23%
leg pain is worse when lying down 2% —
pedantry — 23%
abdominal injuries during pregnancy 2% —
inflammation of the stomach 2% 25%
acute appendicitis 2% —
acute abdominal pains 2% 25%
cholecystopancreatitis 2% —
abscess 2% 25%
angiopathy — 22%
appendicular abscess — 22%
eventration — 22%
soft tissue abscess — 22%
trauma 1% 23%
vomiting bile 1% 22%
a wet wound — 21%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 1% 22%
impaired function of the large intestine 2% 23%
paresis — 21%
small intestine resection — 21%
defecation painful — 21%
history of appendectomy — 20%
green vomit — 20%
intestinal phlegmon — 20%
asymmetry 1% 21%
sudden pain — 20%
intestinal pneumatosis — 20%
worse in morning — 19%
diarrhea — 19%
abdominal toad — 19%
cyclic vomiting — 19%
pain increases gradually — 19%
hypertension — 19%
no stool 1% 20%
fistula — 19%
hernia 1% 20%
frequent bloating 1% 20%
constipation 2% 21%
peptic ulcer — 18%
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 18%
increased bleeding — 18%
wet skin — 18%
suppuration of the skin — 18%
full — 18%
a history of sigmoidectomy — 18%
recovery period — 18%
fluid in the abdomen — 18%
skin condition — 18%
stage of recovery — 18%
spinning in a dream — 17%
transversit — 17%
chronic peritonitis — 17%
constant bloating — 17%
rash pustules — 17%
neatness — 17%
gallbladder stones 1% 18%
stone in the stomach 2% 19%
family man — 16%
instilled — 16%
does not complain — 16%
postoperative scars — 16%
is worse at 10 am — 16%
restorative and reconstructive operations — 16%
postoperative peritonitis — 16%
The skin is not — 16%
psychologist — 16%
cares for sick relatives — 16%
hypertrophy biliary tract 2% 18%
postoperative hernia — 16%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 1% 17%
intestinal tumor — 16%
pale skin — 16%
thrombosis 1% 17%
vomiting multiple 1% 17%
serious condition 2% 18%
paranoia 1% 17%
metabolic disorder — 16%
worse during meals — 15%
worse food — 15%

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