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Results: Differences Similar ✘Hernia infringement✘Perforation of the colon
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Distinctive symptoms
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hernia infringement 63% —
pain from the back to the stomach — 59%
postoperative hernia 49% —
fluid in the abdomen — 58%
outbursts of anger 45% —
diverticulitis — 55%
hernia of the abdomen 44% —
vesicovaginal fistula — 55%
hernias of the spine 43% —
gases from the vagina — 51%
inguinal hernia 42% —
tension of the anterior abdominal wall — 50%
hernia intervertebral 40% —
colon obstruction — 50%
pain in the groin area 39% —
stab wound — 48%
frequent colds 38% —
tumors of the large intestine — 48%
aggressive 37% —
nausea without vomiting — 45%
phlegmon 31% —
rectal infiltration — 45%
patient's condition 30% —
rectovaginal fistula — 44%
scrotum pain 29% —
diverticulum of the rectum — 42%
postoperative seroma 29% —
hemorrhagic gastritis — 42%
inguinal hernia in children 28% —
vaginal fistulas — 42%
purulent peritonitis 28% —
better standing — 41%
femoral hernia 27% —
intestinal diverticula 8% 49%
weakness 26% —
discharge from the urethra — 41%
closed person 26% —
bacterial enteritis — 40%
intestinal motility is active 25% —
intestinal abscess 8% 48%
vomiting once 24% —
megacolon — 40%
acute bronchitis 23% —
peritonitis 31% 70%
Chronical bronchitis 23% —
no appetite — 39%
postoperative pain 23% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 39%
cough after exercise 23% —
chronic enteritis — 38%
recurrent inguinal hernia 22% —
ulcer penetration — 38%
constant pain 22% —
acute liver failure — 38%
coughing is worse after crying 22% —
obesity on the stomach — 37%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 22% —
bent legs — 37%
vomiting bile 22% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 37%
bronchitis 22% —
cut wound — 37%
urination when coughing 22% —
paraproctitis — 37%
pain in the intestines 21% —
bowel cancer 8% 45%
infected wounds 21% —
intestinal fistula 19% 56%
fruits when running worse 21% —
impaired function of the large intestine 7% 43%
cough 21% —
cancer — 35%
prostate adenoma 21% —
eats often — 35%
inflammation of the inguinal lymph 20% —
inflammation 14% 49%
testicular cyst 20% —
chronic colitis — 34%
No physical stress of any kind 20% —
no feeling of hunger — 34%
muscle weakness 20% —
auscultation weakened — 34%
wound 20% —
weakness and palpitations — 34%
spermatocele 20% —
better lying — 34%
constipation in the elderly 20% —
gastroenteritis — 34%
constipation prolonged 20% —
crohn — 34%
benign neoplasms 20% —
acute renal failure — 34%
testicular pain 19% —
erosive gastritis — 33%
lower abdominal pain 19% —
vaginal — 33%
tenesmus 19% —
frequent nausea — 33%
pain in the perineum in men 19% —
changes in urine — 33%
umbilical hernia 19% —
enteritis — 33%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 19% —
duodenitis — 32%
wound postoperative 18% —
intestinal ulcer — 32%
difficulty urinating 18% —
weakness when breathing — 32%
groans in pain 18% —
leukocytosis 7% 38%
pain throughout the body 18% —
fistula 19% 50%
worse from pressure 18% —
stomach like a drum 16% 47%
tumors of the lacrimal glands 18% —
little urine — 30%
dropsy testicles 18% —
liver dysfunction — 30%
vaginal tears 18% —
liver failure — 30%
intestinal peristalsis is absent 17% —
colitis — 30%
ligature fistula 17% —
gastritis — 30%
weak stream of urine 17% —
metastases — 29%
painful appearance 17% —
forced situation — 29%
lower abdominal pain in men 17% —
pain when breathing — 29%
liver necrosis 17% —
blood loss — 28%
appendages of the uterus 17% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 20% 48%
lymphadenitis 17% —
nausea 9% 36%
pain in the right side 17% —
peptic ulcer — 27%
conservative 17% —
intestinal tumor 24% 51%
pain in the navel area 17% —
abscess 11% 38%
strong cough 17% —
muscle pain — 27%
burning in the intestines 17% —
lags behind in the development — 26%
pain in the navel area 17% —
adhesions in the intestines 13% 39%
postoperative scars 17% —
fat deposits 8% 34%
tension in the body 17% —
frequent bloating 12% 37%
open person 17% —
palpitations 12% 37%
discomfort in the intestines 16% —
inflammatory infiltrate 7% 31%
grandmother diabetes 16% —
tachycardia 13% 37%
gases when urinating 16% —
oncology 16% 40%
copd 16% —
pain in the side 11% 34%
acute obstructive bronchitis 16% —
hyperthermia 7% 30%
general intoxication syndrome 16% —
intestinal bleeding 7% 30%
swelling 16% —
cold sweat 12% 35%
nervous cough 16% —
pain worse from pressure 11% 33%
skin condition 16% —
worse from pressure 11% 33%
fecal vomiting 16% —
tachycardia in children 12% 34%
obesity 16% —
2 children 7% 28%
hematoma 16% —
kidney failure 7% 28%
painful urination 15% —
vascular tumor 6% 27%
genital pain in men 15% —
the abdomen is swollen and hard — 21%
pain gives in the groin 15% —
nausea vomiting 7% 28%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 15% —
holds the stomach — 21%
pain when urinating 15% —
vomiting multiple 11% 32%
extreme abdominal pain when touched 15% —
bloating 22% 42%
thrombosis 15% —
kidney disease 6% 25%
insensitivity to pain 15% —
pale skin 10% 29%
urination disorder 15% —
abdominal injuries 16% 34%
obstructive bronchitis 15% —
patient is motionless 9% 27%
recovery period 15% —
bleeding 8% 25%

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