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Results: Differences General Acute abdomenDysmenorrhea in adolescents
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Distinctive symptoms
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abdominal cramps 6%
abdominal pain during menstruation 44%
pulling abdominal pain 5%
dysmenorrhea in adolescents 37%
pain in the intestines 4%
pain in the lower abdomen during menstruation 36%
abdominal pain on the right 4%
desire for meat 32%
colic 4%
very painful menstruation 7% 38%
pain in the navel area 4%
ovarian wasting syndrome 30%
abdominal pain when pressing 4%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen 27%
liquid stool 3%
lower abdominal pain 6% 28%
intestinal obstruction 3%
worse during menstruation 22%
pain worse at immobility 3%
head established magnesium deficiency 21%
food is poorly digested 3%
hypomagnesemia 21%
attacks of pain 3%
pain in the uterus 21%
the pain is worse lying down 2%
frequent and copious urination 21%
hepatitis D 2%
menstruation disorder 19%
pleurisy 2%
acute abdomen 3% 22%
ascites 2%
acute abdominal pains 2% 20%
heart stone 2%
nausea before menstruation 17%
stagnation 2%
appetite selective 17%
pain as from a bruise 2%
bloating before menstruation 17%
agony 2%
frequent sore throat 17%
local peritonitis 2%
impaired uterine function 17%
extreme abdominal soreness when touched 2%
gases when urinating 17%
barrett 's syndrome 2%
effects of puberty 17%
ovarian pregnancy 2%
appendages of the uterus 1% 17%
exhausting pain 2%
pain before menstruation 16%
infectious mononucleosis 2%
connective tissue dysplasia 16%
tumors of the peritoneum 2%
progesterone deficiency 16%
hypertrophy biliary tract 2%
endometriosis 16%
general tension 2%
ovarian pain 16%
pain in the gallbladder 2%
anovulatory cycle 16%
purulent cholecystitis 2%
well lower back pain at night 15%
stone in the stomach 2%
copious urination 15%
intestinal infection 2%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes 15%
purulent appendicitis 2%
menstruation blood clots 15%
stool with gases 2%
soreness of the uterus 15%
purulent pancreatitis 2%
reason for the consequences of puberty 15%
stool with mucus 2%
pain before urination 15%
pain when touched 2%
speeded up urination 15%
inversion of the intestines 2%
vaginal septum 14%
abdominal pregnancy 2%
lower back pain during menstruation 14%
mononucleosis 2%
ascherman syndrome 14%
pain-free myocardial infarction 2%
urination painful 14%
ley syndrome 2%
nausea in the throat 14%
children 's roseola 2%
dryness in the throat 14%
tension in the bladder area 2%
unbearable pain 14%
inflammation of the stomach 2%
female pelvic organs 1% 15%
stool with mucus and blood 2%
sore and dry throat 13%
colic after eating 2%
headache during menstruation 13%
wandering pains 2%
headache before menstruation 13%
aching stomach 2%
hormonal disorders 13%
abdominal injuries during pregnancy 2%
pain in the sacrum 13%
tension in the stomach 2%
psychosomatics 13%
pain in the pelvis 2%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 13%
intestinal colic 2%
dry mouth 1% 14%
abdominal muscle pain 2%
spastic dysmenorrhea 13%
pancreatonecrosis 2%
pain in the intestines 2% 15%
pneumonia with pleurisy 2%
frequent bloating 1% 14%
acute condition 2%
back pain at night 12%
blood in feces 2%
headache from constipation 12%
huge stomach 2%
pain in the mouth 12%
changes in feces 2%
swelling of the pharynx and abdomen 12%
abdominal surgery 2%
frequent headaches 12%
the condition is extremely serious 2%
frequent nausea 12%
acute salpingitis 2%
frequent urination scanty 12%
hiccups 2%
appendix cancer 12%
plum belly syndrome 2%
irritability in adolescents 12%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall 2%
intrauterine septum 12%
muscle pain 2%
ovarian dysfunction 12%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 2%
saddle uterus 12%
abdominal injuries 2%
ovarian apoplexy 12%
pain in the pleura 2%
pain due to flatulence 12%
pseudoabdominal syndrome 2%
ovarian tumors 12%
aching 2%
estradiol deficiency 12%
arterial bleeding 2%
spots on the abdomen 12%
colic in the stomach 2%
adenomyosis 12%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 2% 14%
pain like a knife 2% 14%
hyperthermia 11%
fsh deficiency 11%
anomalies of the female genital organs 11%
shows genitals 11%
clots menstruation 11%
throat hurts 11%
nausea during a headache 11%
headache with nausea 11%
damage to the nervous system 11%
effects of taking hormones 11%
main complaint is back pain 11%
feeling in the throat 11%
headaches 11%
inflammation 2% 13%
bloating 2% 13%
nausea 11%
worse during day 10%
headache in the center 10%
vascular tumor 10%
swelling of eyelids 10%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 10%
ovarian cancer 10%
The pulse is slow 10%
rash back 10%
inflammation of the appendages 10%
swelling of the throat 10%
increase in magnesium 10%
lh deficiency 10%
abnormalities of uterine development 10%
abdominal pain at night 10%
rash at night 10%
consequences of physical exertion 10%
worse after a rest 10%
strongest weakness 10%
dryness 1% 11%
main complaint is abdominal pain 10%
polyuria 9%
metabolic disorder 9%
pain in the vagina 9%
stopped menstruation 9%
facial swelling 9%
vitamin c reduced 9%
deep vein thrombosis 9%
dizziness with nausea 9%
thrombophlebitis 9%
rash on the abdomen 9%
delayed puberty 9%
consequences of infection 9%

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