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Results: Differences General ✘Gastric leiomyoma✘Rupture of the spleen
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Distinctive symptoms
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anxiety personality disorder 83% —
impaired spleen function — 80%
anxiety 57% —
pain in the left shoulder blade — 63%
fibroma 55% —
consequences of injuries — 62%
gastric resection 50% —
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 29% 91%
constricting pain in the left hypochondrium 50% —
consequences of abdominal trauma — 61%
malignization 48% —
laceration — 59%
stomach tumors 47% —
pain like a knife — 59%
perforated stomach ulcer 45% —
trauma — 56%
impaired gastric function 44% —
parenchymal bleeding — 53%
stomach polyps 43% —
external bleeding — 52%
heaviness in the left hypochondrium 42% —
pain in the shoulder blades — 51%
gastric bleeding 42% —
abdominal injuries — 51%
peritonitis 42% —
pain under the left shoulder blade — 50%
bleeding ulcer 42% —
cough when walking — 50%
gastrointestinal problems 41% —
symptoms from left to right — 48%
intestinal bleeding 40% —
extreme abdominal soreness when touched — 48%
heaviness in the hypochondrium 40% —
pain under the shoulder blade — 46%
oncology 39% —
tingling in the side — 46%
inflammation of the stomach 39% —
hematoma — 45%
bursting pain in the stomach 39% —
a choking cough — 45%
squeezing pain in the right hypochondrium 38% —
pain in the left hypochondrium 31% 76%
removal of polyps in the anamnesis 38% —
acute injury — 45%
ovarian apoplexy 37% —
piercing pain — 45%
increased bleeding 37% —
tension in the stomach — 44%
peptic ulcer 36% —
cough with sneezing — 43%
benign tumors of the stomach 36% —
pain in the left shoulder — 43%
stomach removed 36% —
pain radiates to the shoulder blade — 43%
benign neoplasms 36% —
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium — 42%
by erosion of the stomach 35% —
cough after exercise — 42%
stomach ulcer 35% —
pain in the left arm — 42%
swelling in the stomach 35% —
cough — 42%
tumour in the abdomen 35% —
liver resection — 41%
ovarian fibroma 35% —
pain chest — 41%
polyps 34% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 40%
squeezing abdominal 34% —
intestinal paresis — 40%
feeling of constriction in the stomach 33% —
erythropenia — 40%
intestinal tumor 33% —
dulling on percussion — 40%
bursting pain in the right hypochondrium 33% —
often sneezes — 40%
bursting abdominal pain 33% —
abdominal pain when pressing — 39%
tumors of the peritoneum 32% —
fruits when running worse — 38%
appendages of the uterus 32% —
abdominal breathing — 38%
painful swelling 32% —
wound — 38%
vomiting coffee grounds 32% —
pain in the side — 38%
oncology in the anamnesis 31% —
pain after injury — 38%
abdominal pain on the left 31% —
worse standing — 37%
heaviness in the right hypochondrium 30% —
from left to right — 37%
heaviness in the epigastric 30% —
blood diseases 18% 55%
inflammation 30% —
collapse — 37%
pain in the intestines 30% —
pain in the left chest — 37%
abdominal distension 29% —
posttransfusion complications — 37%
stomach cancer 29% —
tinnitus — 36%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 29% —
bruise — 35%
gastric adenocarcinoma 29% —
paralytic syndrome — 35%
female pelvic organs 29% —
worse from exercise — 35%
abdominal pain on the right 28% —
stool with gases — 35%
ovarian cysts 28% —
left-sided symptoms 24% 58%
abdominal distension a 28% —
intestinal obstruction — 34%
necrosis 27% —
serum sickness — 34%
pain in the right hypochondrium 26% —
abundant stool — 34%
pretending to be sick 26% —
history of vein surgery — 33%
liver pain 25% —
enlargement of the spleen — 33%
heavy weight 25% —
worse when walking — 33%
stomach nausea 25% —
history of liver surgery — 33%
bursting 25% —
general tension — 32%
apoplexy 24% —
tingling — 32%
refuses to help 24% —
closes — 32%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 24% —
bloating — 32%
vomiting blood 24% —
abdominal surgery — 31%
abdominal pain with nausea 24% —
pain when touched — 30%
abdominal pain with vomiting 24% —
paresis — 30%
hysteria 24% —
serious condition — 30%
tumors of the heart 24% —
dyspnea — 29%
lymphosarcoma 23% —
vascular damage — 29%
belly enlargement 23% —
violation of the stool — 29%
pain in the intestines 22% —
acute condition — 28%
metastases 22% —
hypertension — 27%
tuberculosis 22% —
presses — 27%
myocardial infarction 22% —
impaired lung function — 26%
inflammatory bowel diseases 21% —
consequences of surgery — 26%
nausea vomiting 21% —
angioplasty — 25%
digestive disorders 21% —
consequences of taking medications — 24%
no appetite 21% —
bleeding 43% 60%
rapid weight loss 21% —
patient's condition 17% 34%
emaciation 21% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 40% 55%
immunodeficiency 21% —
history of surgery 37% 52%
vascular tumor 21% —
acute blood loss 28% 39%
hormonal disorders 20% —
acute abdominal pains 25% 35%
helps others 20% —
sharp pain in the stomach 25% 35%
up circulatory disorders 19% —
surgical infections 28% 38%
cancer 19% —
right-sided symptoms 24% 33%
onset of illness 18% —
acute pain 19% 26%
consequences of infection 18% —
there are no complaints 18% 25%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 41% 26%
increased 17% 23%
vomiting 34% 27%
nausea 28% 28%
acute abdomen 32% 32%

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