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Results: Differences Similar ✘Chronic peritonitis✘Bladder injury
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 72%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
postoperative peritonitis 53% —
urination incontinence — 66%
exudative peritonitis 48% —
urinary incontinence — 63%
tuberculosis 46% —
laceration — 49%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 44% —
gunshot wounds — 46%
difficult defecation 42% —
weak jet — 40%
adhesions in the intestines 40% —
irritating bloating — 40%
mycetoma 38% —
criminal abortion — 40%
fever abdominal pain 37% —
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate — 40%
shortness of breath when walking 37% —
is worse when the — 40%
surgical infections 37% —
consequences of injuries — 39%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall 37% —
inconclusive urge to urinate — 38%
high temperature 36% —
lack of urge to urinate — 38%
consequences of infection 35% —
wound — 38%
sweating 35% —
bruise — 38%
local peritonitis 34% —
pelvic bone fracture — 38%
pale skin 34% —
erythropenia — 37%
gases abundant 34% —
ligament rupture — 36%
constant bloating 33% —
traumatic shock — 36%
lymph outflow disorders 33% —
faints in — 33%
impaired gastric function 33% —
bloating of the entire abdomen — 32%
intestinal obstruction 33% —
acrid stools — 32%
fever weakness 32% —
changes in urine — 32%
pain when urinating 32% —
contrast-induced nephropathy — 32%
abdominal pain in front of the chair 32% —
stupid — 32%
ascites 31% —
urine is caustic — 32%
head skin sweating 31% —
cries at the reception — 31%
inflammation of the stomach 30% —
speeded up urination — 31%
sweaty baby 29% —
blue belly — 31%
inflammatory bowel diseases 29% —
heaviness in the neck — 31%
dyspepsia in children 29% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 30%
main complaint is abdominal pain 28% —
fainting in children — 30%
pressure in the stomach 28% —
heartbeat in the evening — 30%
fear of performing what 28% —
concussion — 29%
digestive disorders 28% —
on the back abdominal wall — 29%
patient's condition 28% —
rupture of the spleen — 29%
sweating of the whole body 28% —
urethral stricture — 29%
dyspnea 28% —
effects of shock — 29%
abdominal pain during defecation 28% —
full — 29%
digestive weakness 28% —
urethral injuries — 29%
peritonitis 51% 21%
cold in the head — 28%
pain in internal organs 27% —
urination rare — 28%
difficulty urinating 27% —
lack of urination — 28%
pneumococcal pneumonia 27% —
blue skin — 28%
abundant stool 27% —
weakness in the evening — 28%
pain in the intestines 27% —
prostate cancer — 27%
intra-abdominal abscesses 27% —
bladder injury — 27%
constant sweating 27% —
red urine — 27%
tension in the legs 27% —
lung rupture — 27%
weak stream of urine 27% —
confusion — 26%
there is emaciation in the neck 27% —
sudden dizziness — 26%
silicotuberculosis 27% —
leukocytosis — 26%
perspiration 27% —
bone fracture — 26%
scar inflammation 26% —
muscle rupture — 26%
defecation painful 26% —
The pain is worse from pressure — 26%
trophic ulcer 26% —
feeling of stenosis — 25%
pus in feces 26% —
cold skin — 25%
sweats from pain 26% —
fainting from pain — 25%
changes in feces 26% —
catatrauma — 25%
lack of menstruation 25% —
pain over the pubic — 25%
abdominal pain 25% —
ligament injury — 25%
defecation during urination 25% —
urination with blood — 25%
abdominal 25% —
dizziness severe — 25%
digestion bloating 25% —
stool delay — 25%
prolonged defecation 25% —
impaired prostate function — 24%
prolonged fever 25% —
ligament damage — 24%
purulent peritonitis 25% —
polytrauma — 24%
periodic weakness 25% —
skin is coming off — 24%
diarrhea with blood 25% —
bleeding — 24%
migrating larva 24% —
sensations in the neck — 24%
palpitations with shortness of breath 24% —
night work — 24%
pneumococcal infection 24% —
often abdominal pain — 24%
lack of air feeling 23% —
alcohol poisoning — 23%
intestinal infection 23% —
effects of radiation — 23%
inflammatory infiltrate 23% —
weakness and palpitations — 23%
pneumonia with sepsis 23% —
kidney damage — 23%
increased ESR 22% —
abdominal injuries — 23%
stomach pain 22% —
pain in the groin area — 22%
belly enlargement 22% —
falls to the floor — 22%
impaired uterine function 22% —
lung damage — 22%
impaired function of the large intestine 22% —
bruise — 22%
are bad 22% —
big head — 22%
ulcers on the skin 22% —
dizziness weakness — 22%
worse when walking 22% —
abdominal swelling — 22%
dehydration 21% —
heartbeat in the head — 22%
sensations in the legs 21% —
pressure in the head — 22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 39% 16%
worse from pressure — 21%
calculating 21% —
abortions — 21%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 20% —
traumatic brain injury — 21%
abscess 20% —
swelling from a bite — 21%
suppuration of the skin 20% —
arterial bleeding — 21%
general weakness 20% —
hematuria 19% 40%
early development 20% —
large child — 20%
pneumonia 20% —
head injury — 20%
general intoxication syndrome 20% —
fainting — 20%
diarrhea 20% —
shock states of various genesis — 20%
pain throughout the body 20% —
bleeding — 19%
sepsis 20% —
dizziness — 19%
peptic ulcer 20% —
paranoia — 19%
gradual deterioration of 20% —
radiation therapy — 19%
female pelvic organs 19% —
blood loss — 19%

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