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Results: Differences General	✘Hemorrhagic pancreatitis	✘G50-G59
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Distinctive symptoms
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pancreatitis	20%	—
ulnar nerve neuropathy	—	30%
aseptic peritonitis	18%	—
decreased finger sensitivity	—	30%
anuria	15%	—
burning in the feet	—	28%
peritonitis	15%	—
nerve damage	—	27%
autoimmune pancreatitis	15%	—
tingling in the legs	—	27%
gastrointestinal problems	15%	—
sciatic nerve neuropathy	—	27%
criticality	14%	—
burning in the legs	—	26%
yellow feces	14%	—
tingling in the feet	—	26%
bile withdrawal	14%	—
neurogenic pain	—	25%
necrosis	14%	—
tingling in the hands	—	24%
alcoholic pancreatitis	13%	—
decreased skin sensitivity	—	23%
pancreatectomy	13%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	23%
pain under the left shoulder blade	13%	—
tingling in the hands	—	23%
pain under the shoulder blade	12%	—
femoral nerve neuropathy	—	23%
history of laparoscopic surgery	12%	—
neurological disorders	—	22%
tongue is dry	12%	—
shoulder plexitis	—	22%
tingling in the side	12%	—
feeling of crawling goosebumps	—	22%
necrotic pancreatitis	12%	—
skin anesthesia	—	22%
pain in the left shoulder blade	12%	—
diabetic neuropathy	—	21%
azotemia	12%	—
muscle atrophy	—	21%
history of pancreatic surgery	12%	—
fibular nerve neuropathy	—	21%
inflammation of the stomach	12%	—
numbness of fingers	—	20%
alkali poisoning	11%	—
numbness of the feet	—	20%
increased diuresis	11%	—
polyneuropathy	—	20%
volume of gallbladder is increased	11%	—
sensations in the hands	—	20%
pain all over the stomach	11%	—
shooting pains on the leg	—	20%
inadequate behavior	11%	—
tingling in the fingers	—	20%
biliary pancreatitis	11%	—
tingling in the fingers	—	20%
pain in the left hypochondrium	11%	—
morton's neuroma	—	20%
autoaggression	11%	—
sensations in the legs	—	20%
the condition is extremely serious	10%	—
numbness of the legs	—	20%
disease from experiences	10%	—
skin problems	—	19%
gallbladder stones	10%	—
numbness of the hands	—	19%
collapse	10%	—
burns	—	19%
illness from distress	10%	—
intercostal neuralgia	—	19%
bleeding	10%	—
numbness of the toes	—	19%
liver injuries	10%	—
tunnel syndrome	—	18%
hypoproteinemia	9%	—
muscle weakness	—	18%
bleeding ulcer	9%	—
cubital canal syndrome	—	18%
dysfunction of the gallbladder	9%	—
wound	—	18%
sharp abdominal pain	9%	—
benign neoplasms	—	18%
coma	9%	—
herpes	—	18%
electrolyte balance disorders	9%	—
numbness of the hands	—	18%
hemorrhages on the skin	9%	—
long fingers	—	18%
intestinal bleeding	9%	—
bone fracture	—	17%
belly enlargement	9%	—
weakness in the foot	—	17%
hydrothorax	9%	—
neurinoma	—	17%
pleurisy	9%	—
pain in the anterior surface of the shin	—	17%
full	9%	—
weakness in the hip	—	17%
pulse is strong	9%	—
sensations in the extremities	—	17%
dic syndrome	9%	—
weakness in the wrists	—	17%
gastric bleeding	9%	—
joint diseases	—	17%
kidney damage	9%	—
femininity	—	17%
lung damage	9%	—
weakness after illness	—	17%
pancreatopathy	9%	—
brachydactyly	—	17%
sharp pain in the stomach	9%	—
wrists burn	—	17%
acute abdominal pains	9%	—
burning in the joints	—	17%
respiratory insufficiency	8%	—
plexit	—	17%
delirium	8%	—
weakness in the shoulder	—	17%
destructive behavior	8%	—
forearm pain	—	16%
madness	8%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	16%
hypertrophy biliary tract	8%	—
shoulder injury	—	16%
stomach pain	8%	—
elbow pain	—	16%
hypotension	8%	—
demyelinating diseases	—	16%
dehydration	8%	—
burning of the skin	—	16%
overexcitation of the psyche	8%	—
weakness of the muscles of the hands	—	16%
confusion of consciousness	8%	—
intercostal pain	—	16%
tachycardia	8%	—
injury to the elbow joint	—	16%
increased bleeding	8%	—
tingling in the hips	—	16%
hemorrhagic diathesis	8%	—
shooting pains	—	16%
palpitations	7%	—
oncology	—	16%
dry	7%	—
median nerve neuropathy	—	16%
shingling abdominal pain	17%	8%
swelling	—	16%
bends from abdominal pain	15%	10%
burning in the shins	—	16%
vascular damage	11%	7%
paresis of the foot	—	16%
abdominal pain	11%	7%
weak joints	—	15%
general intoxication syndrome	17%	13%
heel spur	—	15%
weakness in the leg muscles	—	15%
consequences of a fracture	—	15%
pain in the toes	—	15%
pasternatsky's symptom is positive	—	15%
cancer	—	15%
pain in the shins	—	15%
pain along the nerves	—	15%
arthritis	—	15%
arsenic poisoning	—	15%
alcoholic polyneuropathy	—	15%
weakness in the hands	—	15%
drug disease	—	15%
scarring	—	15%
paresis of legs	—	15%
pain in the fingers	—	15%
pulling pains in the shins	—	14%
pain in the fingers	—	14%
bone growths on the legs	—	14%
pain in the toes of the foot	—	14%
hip circumference is lowered hip	—	14%
tingling in the extremities	—	14%
hypersensitivity to pain	—	14%
glossalgia	—	14%
numbness in the hips	—	14%
big man	—	14%
radiculitis	—	14%
violation of pain sensitivity	—	14%
shooting pain in the joints	—	14%
pain in the wrists	—	14%
tingling in the toes	—	14%
hip pain	—	14%
pain in the ribs	—	14%
pain in the tendons	—	14%
pinching nerves	—	14%
dislocation	—	14%
weakness in the legs	—	14%
impressionability	—	14%
tingling	8%	22%
anesthesia	7%	21%
pain in the foot	—	14%
pulling pains in the legs	—	13%
pain in the foot when walking	—	13%
neuralgia	—	13%
weakness in the lower back	—	13%
there are no complaints	—	13%
neurological pain	—	13%

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