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Results: Differences General ✘Adhesive intestinal obstruction✘Bladder injury
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Distinctive symptoms
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responsible 58% —
can't hold urine — 65%
patient's condition 50% —
urinary incontinence — 63%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 44% —
bladder injury — 59%
paracolostomy hernia 39% —
laceration — 52%
from the discharge of gases 34% —
gunshot wounds — 47%
adhesions in the intestines 33% —
heaviness in the bladder — 45%
inflammatory bowel diseases 33% —
inconclusive urge to urinate — 44%
necrosis 30% —
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate — 44%
gastrointestinal problems 29% —
pelvic bone fracture — 40%
inversion of the intestines 29% —
bladder interventions — 39%
surgical infections 28% —
irritating bloating — 39%
intestinal abscess 27% —
criminal abortion — 39%
impaired gastric function 27% —
bruise — 38%
intestinal bleeding 26% —
erythropenia — 36%
soft tissue abscess 26% —
diuresis is reduced — 35%
inflammation of the stomach 25% —
ligament rupture — 35%
eventration 25% —
surgery in the urethra — 35%
a wet wound 24% —
faints in — 35%
constipation 24% —
pain in the bladder — 34%
intestinal fistula 24% —
lack of urge to urinate — 33%
appendicular abscess 24% —
acrid stools — 33%
abscess 23% —
tension in the bladder area — 33%
green vomit 23% —
urine is caustic — 33%
intestinal phlegmon 23% —
traumatic shock — 33%
worse during day 22% —
bloating of the entire abdomen — 33%
pedantry 22% —
changes in urine — 32%
consequences of infection 22% —
adenomectomy — 32%
foreign body of the stomach 22% —
feeling of cold in head — 31%
intra-abdominal abscesses 22% —
stupid — 31%
history of appendectomy 22% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity — 31%
hernia 21% —
contrast-induced nephropathy — 31%
asymmetry 21% —
speeded up urination — 31%
abdominal toad 21% —
urination disorder — 31%
cyclic vomiting 21% —
cries at the reception — 30%
conservative 21% —
heaviness in the neck — 30%
vomiting bile 20% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 30%
at bloating of the lower abdomen 20% —
concussion of the brain — 30%
wet skin 20% —
urination painful — 30%
serious condition 20% —
on the back abdominal wall — 29%
purulent peritonitis 20% —
urination incomplete — 29%
acute abdominal pains 20% —
full — 29%
fistula 20% —
urethral stricture — 29%
obstructive intestinal obstruction 20% —
discharge from the urethra — 29%
rash pustules 19% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 13% 41%
constant bloating 19% —
urination rare — 28%
sharp pain in the stomach 19% —
rupture of the spleen — 28%
transversit 19% —
urethral injuries — 28%
suppuration of the skin 19% —
lack of urination — 28%
neatness 19% —
effects of shock — 28%
sudden pain 19% —
lung rupture — 27%
impaired function of the large intestine 19% —
blue skin — 27%
spinning in a dream 19% —
prostate cancer — 27%
foreign body of the intestine 19% —
cold in the head — 27%
family man 18% —
blue belly — 26%
postoperative hernia 18% —
anuria — 26%
ascites 18% —
muscle rupture — 26%
hypertension 18% —
feeling of stenosis — 26%
chronic peritonitis 18% —
confusion — 26%
instilled 18% —
bone fracture — 26%
psychologist 18% —
red urine — 26%
cares for sick relatives 18% —
leukocytosis — 26%
restorative and reconstructive operations 17% —
nausea — 25%
consequences of abdominal trauma 17% —
severe dizziness — 25%
enteropathy 17% —
weak stream of urine — 25%
yellow vomiting 17% —
urination with blood — 25%
phlegmon 17% —
fainting from pain — 25%
postoperative peritonitis 17% —
pain all over the stomach — 25%
The skin is not 17% —
catatrauma — 25%
obesity 17% —
overflow of the head — 24%
constipation children 17% —
polytrauma — 24%
recovery period 17% —
skin is coming off — 24%
stage of recovery 17% —
pain over the pubic — 24%
constipation in adults 17% —
consequences of injuries 15% 39%
intestinal infection 17% —
sudden dizziness — 24%
up circulatory disorders 17% —
impaired prostate function — 24%
hypertension with dizziness 17% —
night work — 23%
can't sleep from pain 17% —
sensations in the neck — 23%
does not complain 17% —
falls to the floor — 23%
frequent bloating 16% —
alcohol poisoning — 23%
abdominal muscle pain 16% —
weakness and palpitations — 23%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 16% —
often abdominal pain — 23%
feeling of an obstacle 16% —
big head — 22%
drug disease 16% —
kidney damage — 22%
diverticular colon disease 16% —
heartbeat in the head — 22%
worse at noon 16% —
no discharge — 22%
aching 16% —
bruise — 22%
intestinal paresis 16% —
pain in the groin area — 22%
no stool 16% —
lung damage — 22%
constipation flatulence 16% —
genital neoplasms — 21%
peptic ulcer 16% —
swelling from a bite — 21%
muscle pain 16% —
abdominal swelling — 21%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 16% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 21%
electrocoagulation 15% —
abortions — 21%
from eating better 15% —
cold skin 9% 30%
oily skin 15% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 21%
gases in the stomach 15% —
fainting — 20%
pain increases gradually 15% —
head injury — 20%
cold sweat 15% —
traumatic brain injury — 20%
pressure jumps 15% —
shock states of various genesis — 20%
dizziness attacks 15% —
nausea vomiting — 19%

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