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Results: Differences Similar ✘Aspleniye✘Inversion of the spleen
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Distinctive symptoms
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enlarged liver 58% —
enlargement of the spleen — 91%
size of walls of gallbladder is increased 48% —
inversion of the spleen — 91%
blood flow rate is reduced 31% —
bloating — 80%
the spleen was removed 22% —
in winter abdominal pain on the left — 80%
thrombocytosis 16% —
sharp belly — 80%
congenital heart 12% —
abdominal pain — 79%
gonorrhea in the anamnesis 12% —
abscess of the spleen 11% 87%
immunodeficiency 12% —
accumulation of gases in the stomach — 71%
weakening of immunity 12% —
hernia of the abdomen — 71%
reticulocytosis 12% —
visceroptosis — 71%
spleen cyst 12% —
abdominal pain — 71%
heart dysfunction 11% —
hyposplenism — 71%
hemolytic jaundice 11% —
stool delay — 70%
syphilis in the anamnesis 11% —
tumors of the spleen 10% 80%
congenital syphilis 10% —
gases in the stomach — 69%
meningococcal infection 10% —
gray plaque on her tongue — 68%
sickle cell anemia 10% —
spleen lymphoma — 68%
cyanosis of lips 10% —
pain in the intestines — 68%
vaccination 10% —
necrosis 6% 73%
chronic leukemia 10% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% 71%
flu 10% —
abdominal — 65%
chronic lymphocytic 9% —
fecal vomiting — 65%
skin lymphoma 9% —
pain in the intestines — 65%
viral meningitis 9% —
hemorrhagic pancreatitis — 64%
type of breathing is mixed 9% —
stomach pain constant — 63%
gonorrhea 9% —
gradual deterioration of — 62%
dyspnea 9% —
pain under the left shoulder blade — 62%
need for alcohol 9% —
constant bloating — 61%
thrombocytopenic purpura 9% —
impaired gastric function — 60%
malaria 9% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 60%
history of radiation 9% —
stool with gases — 60%
abdominal pregnancy 9% —
omission of internal organs — 59%
trypanosomiasis 9% —
pain in the spleen — 59%
hemoglobinopathies 9% —
vomiting — 58%
heart rupture 9% —
portal vein thrombosis — 58%
acute leukemia 9% —
hernia — 57%
heart failure 9% —
tumors of the peritoneum — 57%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea 8% —
pain under the shoulder blade — 57%
pneumococcal infection 8% —
pain in the left shoulder blade — 56%
erythrocytosis 8% —
postoperative hernia — 56%
primary immunodeficiency 8% —
stomach pain — 56%
palpitations with shortness of breath 8% —
purulent appendicitis — 55%
combined heart defects 8% —
purulent cholecystitis — 55%
heaviness on the heart 8% —
postoperative peritonitis — 55%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 8% —
purulent pancreatitis — 54%
materia medica 8% —
constant abdominal pain — 54%
acute heart failure 8% —
spleen infarction 12% 66%
nose thrombophilia 8% —
abnormalities of spleen development 11% 65%
respiratory insufficiency 7% —
gastric perforation — 53%
syphilis 7% —
violation of the chair — 52%
nose pulmonary heart 7% —
hypersplenism — 52%
acute injury 7% —
overlaid tongue — 52%
metastases 7% —
ulcer penetration — 51%
calculating 7% —
ligament rupture — 51%
hemorrhagic diathesis 7% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 51%
jaundice 7% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 50%
chronic anemia 7% —
frequent bloating — 50%
intensive physical load 7% —
hernia of the esophagus — 50%
meningitis 7% —
thrombosis — 49%
cyanosis 7% —
acute cholecystitis — 49%
take it, take it 7% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 49%
tumors of the heart 7% —
pain in the left side of the body — 49%
viral pneumonia 7% —
ligament injury — 48%
pneumonia with sepsis 7% —
ligament damage — 48%
history medical mother's 7% —
acute appendicitis — 48%
skin cancer 7% —
thrombosis of the lower extremities — 47%
chronic respiratory failure 7% —
fever abdominal pain — 47%
IBS 6% —
hypertension — 47%
angiopathy 6% —
portal hypertension — 47%
skin condition 6% —
intestinal abscess — 46%
damage to the nervous system 6% —
high temperature — 46%
allergy 6% —
rupture of the spleen 10% 56%
underdevelopment 6% —
appendicitis — 46%
hypotension 6% —
gastrojunal ulcer — 46%
pneumonia 6% —
often abdominal pain — 46%
drug allergy 6% —
acute pain — 46%
sepsis 6% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 46%
tachycardia 6% —
pain in the shoulder blades — 45%
palpitations 6% —
fainting — 45%
increased sensitivity 6% —
purulent peritonitis — 45%
skin problems 5% —
left-sided symptoms — 45%
consequences of taking medications 5% —
abscess 6% 51%
patient's condition 7% 51%
tumour in the abdomen — 44%
cholecystitis — 43%
intestinal obstruction — 43%
immaturity — 43%
vomiting multiple — 43%
stomach ulcer — 43%
intestinal ulcer — 43%
peritonitis — 42%
feeling of fullness — 42%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 42%
sputum — 41%
1 pregnancy — 41%
acute venous thrombosis — 41%
lymphogranulomatosis 9% 50%
apoplexy — 41%
pancreatitis — 41%
increased ESR — 40%
ascites — 40%
hyperthermia — 40%
autoimmune thrombocytopenia 8% 48%
constant pain — 39%
inflammation of the stomach — 39%
hypertrophy biliary tract — 39%
intestinal tumor — 39%
worse pregnancy — 39%
deterioration during pregnancy — 39%
blood diseases 5% 43%
painful appearance — 38%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 37%
inflammation 5% 42%
hypertension — 37%
tuberculosis — 37%
acute condition — 36%
pregnancy 10% 46%
lymphocytic 8% 44%

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