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Results: Differences Similar ✘Gastric leiomyoma✘Inflection of the gallbladder in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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constant nausea 78% —
herpes — 86%
fibroma 57% —
aching pain in the right hypochondrium — 76%
constricting pain in the left hypochondrium 53% —
choleretic — 68%
stomach tumors 51% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 66%
malignization 49% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 64%
impaired gastric function 47% —
pain in the right hypochondrium after eating — 63%
blood loss 46% —
pain in the right lung — 63%
heaviness in the left hypochondrium 45% —
bending of the gallbladder — 63%
perforated stomach ulcer 45% —
single stones in the bladder — 63%
gastric bleeding 45% —
deformation of the gallbladder — 62%
stomach polyp 45% —
stagnation — 59%
bleeding 45% —
vomiting bile — 58%
peritonitis 44% —
crying when complaining — 57%
nausea from coffee 43% —
cholecystitis in children — 57%
intestinal bleeding 42% —
worse after breakfast — 57%
oncology 42% —
cholecystitis — 54%
inflammation of the stomach 41% —
pain pain in the right collarbone — 53%
bursting pain in the stomach 40% —
yellow tongue with a touch — 51%
squeezing pain in the right hypochondrium 40% —
improvement after belching — 51%
stomach removed 38% —
childhood diseases — 51%
tumour in the abdomen 38% —
bad breath unpleasant — 50%
ovarian apoplexy 38% —
aches — 49%
peptic ulcer 38% —
discomfort in the right hypochondrium — 49%
benign tumors of the stomach 38% —
screams at children — 49%
by erosion of the stomach 37% —
pancreatitis in children — 48%
catches a cold swelling in the stomach 37% —
hyperkinesis — 46%
stomach ulcer 37% —
pain in the right hypochondrium 28% 74%
benign neoplasms 37% —
violation of the chair — 46%
ovarian fibroma 36% —
abdominal discomfort — 46%
polyps 36% —
anomalies of the gallbladder development — 45%
squeezing abdominal 36% —
consequences of taking medications — 43%
bursting abdominal pain 35% —
worse from sweets — 43%
tumors of the peritoneum 35% —
domestic violence — 42%
сжатие в желудке 35% —
mitral valve — 42%
sharp pain in the stomach 34% —
pain in the right arm — 42%
in winter abdominal pain on the left 34% —
asthenic — 39%
stomach pain 34% —
volume of gallbladder is increased — 39%
intestinal tumor 34% —
overlaid tongue — 38%
pain in the left hypochondrium 34% —
posture disorders in children — 38%
sharp belly 34% —
unstable stool — 38%
appendages of the uterus 33% —
burping with food — 38%
vomiting coffee grounds 33% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 37%
heaviness in the epigastric 32% —
diarrhea alternates with constipation — 37%
stomach cancer 31% —
relief from vomiting — 36%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 31% —
better from movement — 36%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 31% —
connective tissue dysplasia — 35%
gastric adenocarcinoma 31% —
preschool age — 35%
female pelvic organs 30% —
pain in the collarbone — 35%
abdominal pain on the right 30% —
serious child — 35%
pain in the intestines 29% —
cholestasis — 34%
acute blood loss 29% —
нарушение функции желчных протоков — 34%
surgical infections 29% —
vomiting food — 34%
ovarian cysts 29% —
changes in feces — 34%
pretending to be sick 28% —
from eating better — 34%
necrosis 28% —
crying from pain — 34%
abdominal 28% —
pain in the side — 33%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 26% —
food is poorly digested — 33%
abdominal pain with nausea 26% —
fecal vomiting — 33%
abdominal pain with vomiting 26% —
pregnancy — 33%
heavy weight 26% —
gallbladder stones — 32%
stomach nausea 26% —
predominant right — 32%
hysteria 25% —
congestion belching — 31%
apoplexy 25% —
rapid growth — 31%
refuses to help 25% —
-doubt needs support — 31%
vomiting blood 25% —
improper nutrition — 31%
tumors of the heart 25% —
inflection of the gallbladder in children — 30%
lymphosarcoma 24% —
pancreatitis — 30%
myocardial infarction 24% —
curvature of the spine — 29%
belly enlargement 24% —
curvature of the legs — 29%
metastases 23% —
alternating symptoms — 29%
pain in the intestines 23% —
joint deformation — 29%
tuberculosis 23% —
lung pain — 29%
no appetite 22% —
conservative — 28%
inflammatory bowel diseases 22% —
intestinal mucosa — 28%
vascular tumor 22% —
worse food — 28%
rapid reaction 22% —
worse pregnancy — 28%
there is emaciation in the neck 21% —
deterioration during pregnancy — 28%
up circulatory disorders 20% —
nose nursing mom — 27%
hormonal disorders 20% —
underdevelopment — 27%
cancer 20% —
presses — 27%
blood diseases 19% —
stones in the bladder — 26%
consequences of infection 19% —
spasm — 25%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 43% 23%
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium 35% 60%
lags behind in the development — 25%
consequences of operation — 23%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 34% 57%
abdominal distension 31% 53%
abdominal distension a 30% 51%
vomiting 35% 55%
bursting 27% 46%
abdominal pain 30% 44%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 44% 52%
nausea vomiting 22% 27%
digestive disorders 22% 26%
immunodeficiency 21% 25%
nausea 88% 92%
acute pain 20% 24%
onset of illness 19% 23%
there are no complaints 19% 23%
patient's condition 18% 21%

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