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Results: Differences General ✘Stomach polyps✘Duodenostasis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 6%(0)36%(0)
Measurements at the reception —37%(0)
Angiography —33%(0)
Endoscopy 11%(0)21%(0)
Infection tests 11%(0)19%(0)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity —22%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ —19%(0)
Coprogram 9%(0)—
Autoimmune markers 8%(2)—
Distinctive symptoms
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intestinal polyp 24% —
congestion belching — 55%
patient 21% —
rumbling in the stomach — 52%
disease from resentment 20% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 51%
stomach polyps 17% —
bloating and rumbling in the stomach — 51%
reflux esophagitis 17% —
digestive disorders — 50%
removal of stomach polyps 12% —
gatekeeper reflux — 48%
bleeding 11% —
nausea — 47%
increased bleeding 9% —
spastic abdominal pain — 45%
gastric bleeding 9% —
intoxication — 45%
stomach tumors 9% —
rumbling in the upper abdomen — 45%
malignization 9% —
nausea belching — 44%
smokes 9% —
burping loud — 43%
bleeding ulcer 8% —
better after vomiting — 43%
vomiting with blood 8% —
inflection of the gallbladder — 43%
helicobacteriosis 8% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 42%
intestinal bleeding 8% —
bloating — 42%
antibodies to dna increased 8% —
vomiting after eating — 41%
need for salt 8% —
duodenal dyskinesia — 41%
chronic gastritis 7% —
nausea from pain — 40%
erythropenia 7% —
anomalies of the gallbladder development — 40%
fecal vomiting 7% —
vomiting bile — 40%
abdominal pain during meals 7% —
bitter burp — 39%
electrocoagulation 7% —
bile withdrawal — 39%
no stool 7% —
belching with bile — 38%
stool is large 7% —
vomiting 8% 46%
stomach cramping pain 7% —
gastritis with reflux — 38%
the body is not his 6% —
helps others — 37%
variable symptoms 6% —
spasmodic pain — 37%
eating and drinking 6% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 37%
rapid growth 6% —
intestinal obstruction — 37%
pain in the sternum 6% —
belching rotten eggs — 37%
refusal to drink 6% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 36%
a history of endoscopic surgery 6% —
fecal stone — 36%
anemia 5% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 9% 44%
periodic illness 5% —
small bowel obstruction — 35%
acute pain 5% —
belching air — 35%
necrosis 5% —
irritability — 34%
control issues 5% —
abdominal pain 9% 43%
spicy food 5% —
gastrointestinal problems 10% 44%
calculating 5% —
irritability during — 34%
dependence on the doctor 5% —
eats slowly — 34%
cancer 5% —
strong irritability — 34%
overweight 5% —
very irritable — 34%
pain in the legs 5% —
onset of illness — 34%
oncology in the anamnesis 5% —
swelling of the upper part belly — 34%
caution 5% —
nausea from fatigue — 33%
periods of exacerbation 5% —
discomfort in the intestines — 33%
consequences of taking medications 4% —
angioplasty — 33%
general intoxication syndrome — 32%
cholangitis — 32%
pain in the right side of the abdomen — 32%
nausea after eating — 32%
nausea vomiting — 32%
epigastric discomfort — 32%
adhesions in the intestines — 32%
senestopathy — 32%
intestinal spasms — 31%
mental fatigue — 31%
vascular tumor — 31%
irritability from fatigue — 31%
worms in the feces — 31%
cholecystopancreatitis — 31%
fatigue feeling — 31%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum — 30%
better to be alone — 30%
irritability from pain — 30%
aversion to food — 30%
abdominal pain on the right — 30%
history of surgery 9% 39%
severe nausea — 29%
empty — 29%
abnormalities of intestinal development — 29%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 29%
digestion bloating — 28%
with attacks of abdominal pain — 28%
is better when busy — 28%
gastrojunal ulcer — 28%
gallbladder stones — 28%
pain in the right hypochondrium — 28%
bloating pain — 28%
atonic constipation — 27%
cholecystitis — 27%
worse at 11 o'clock — 27%
stomach ulcer — 27%
intestinal ulcer — 27%
intestinal dyskinesia — 27%
duodenitis — 27%
abdominal discomfort — 27%
pain due to flatulence — 27%
nausea during meals — 27%
impaired gastric function 10% 36%
intestinal lethargy — 26%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 26%
patient's condition — 26%
helminths — 25%
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 25%
pancreatitis — 25%
belly enlargement — 25%
impaired nervous system function — 24%
gastric resection 7% 31%
psychosomatics — 24%
impaired function of the small intestine — 24%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 24%
effects of poisoning — 24%
no appetite — 23%
constipation — 23%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 23%
loss body weight — 22%
pain throughout the body — 22%
violation of the stool — 22%
overwork — 22%
zpr fatigue from the disease — 22%
rapid weight loss — 22%
spasm — 22%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 22%
peptic ulcer — 22%
dystrophy — 22%
increased 4% 25%
hormonal disorders — 21%
attacks of pain — 21%
surgical infections — 21%
subacute condition — 21%
consequences of infection — 20%
consequences of surgery — 20%
damage to the nervous system — 20%
history of laparoscopic surgery 6% 25%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 11% 29%
inflammation of the stomach 6% 24%
oncology 10% 26%
pain in the intestines 8% 23%
stomach pain 10% 24%
inflammation 4% 18%
there are no complaints 8% 19%
intestinal tumor 15% 24%

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