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Results: Differences General ✘Abnormalities of spleen development✘Erosive bulbit
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Distinctive symptoms
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abnormalities of spleen development 81% —
duodenitis — 81%
impaired spleen function 75% —
gastritis — 59%
pain in the left hypochondrium 65% —
inflammation — 29%
abdominal pain on the left 65% —
worse from worry — 25%
pregnancy 62% —
by erosion of the stomach — 22%
anisocytosis 62% —
duodenal ulcer — 20%
spleen cyst 62% —
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine — 20%
hyposplenism 59% —
diseases of the stomach and duodenum — 20%
poikilocytosis 59% —
intestinal mucosa — 20%
splenectomy 59% —
esophagitis — 20%
transposition of internal organs 57% —
chronic gastritis — 19%
pain in the left half of the abdomen 57% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 19%
syphilis in children 56% —
bleeding ulcer — 17%
there are no complaints 60% 4%
inflammation of the stomach — 17%
helminthiasis in children 51% —
stomach ulcer — 17%
pain in the spleen 50% —
impaired gastric function — 17%
omission of internal organs 49% —
intestinal ulcer — 17%
stress during pregnancy 48% —
intestinal bleeding — 17%
stressful pregnancy 48% —
gastric bleeding — 17%
alcohol dependence 47% —
peptic ulcer — 16%
syphilis in the anamnesis 47% —
nervousness — 16%
flu in children 47% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 16%
alcoholism in the family 47% —
gastrointestinal problems — 15%
umbilical hernia 45% —
reflux esophagitis — 15%
hypersplenism 45% —
burning in the stomach — 15%
leukocytosis 44% —
acute duodenitis — 15%
hernia of the esophagus 43% —
heartburn — 15%
shift of leukocyte formula to left 43% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 14%
reticulocytosis 43% —
remission — 14%
left-sided symptoms 50% 5%
irritability — 13%
hernia of the abdomen 41% —
ulcer penetration — 13%
thrombocytosis 40% —
pancreatic adenoma — 13%
toxoplasmosis 39% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 13%
STDs 39% —
polyps — 12%
acute heart failure 38% —
main complaint is abdominal pain — 12%
feeling lonely 38% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 12%
changes in urine 38% —
benign neoplasms — 12%
lags behind in the development 42% 4%
pancreatitis — 12%
history medical mother's 36% —
periods of exacerbation — 12%
urination disorder 36% —
acute pain — 12%
dependence on parents 36% —
mucous hyperemia — 12%
alcoholism 36% —
unstable stool — 12%
flu 35% —
gastrojunal ulcer — 12%
hernia 35% —
patient's condition — 12%
syphilis 34% —
stomach nausea — 12%
addiction 34% —
gastric perforation — 11%
helminths 34% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 11%
weakening of immunity 33% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 11%
congenital heart 33% —
burns — 11%
enlargement of the heart 33% —
sharp pain in the stomach — 10%
cardiodilation 33% —
bulbit — 10%
asymmetry 32% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 10%
underdevelopment 32% —
helicobacteriosis — 10%
smokes 31% —
stomach pain at night — 10%
there is heart failure 30% —
stomach pain from hunger — 10%
heart failure 30% —
keratitis — 10%
immunodeficiency 30% —
alcoholic pancreatitis — 10%
anemia 42% 11%
cholecystitis — 10%
conducting an inspection 28% —
corneal ulcer — 10%
childhood diseases 38% 8%
blood diseases — 10%
nausea 41% 13%
pancreatic cancer — 10%
hemorrhagic diathesis 32% 4%
thick blood — 9%
2 children 32% 4%
chronic gastroduodenitis — 9%
history of surgery 42% 14%
allergy to antibiotics — 9%
lowered 35% 8%
history of liver surgery — 9%
abdominal pain 42% 15%
crohn — 9%
CHD 30% 4%
vomiting coffee grounds — 9%
abdominal pain with nausea 36% 10%
chronic enteritis — 9%
violation of the stool 31% 6%
the stool is viscous — 9%
spicy food 31% 6%
violation of gastric motility — 9%
herpes 33% 9%
worse from hunger — 9%
consumes alcohol 33% 9%
pancreatitis chronic — 9%
oncology 36% 13%
nausea vomiting — 9%
impaired venous function 29% 6%
pain in the intestines — 9%
heart dysfunction 27% 4%
abdominal pain at night — 9%
congestive kidney 32% 9%
cookies — 8%
angioplasty 27% 5%
vomiting black — 8%
trauma 26% 5%
easily blushes — 8%
kidney diseases 29% 10%
pain in the right side of the abdomen — 8%
drug disease 27% 9%
blood in feces — 8%
vomiting 29% 12%
n — 8%
increased 24% 8%
constant nausea — 8%
increased bleeding 31% 16%
he forgets quickly — 8%
digestive disorders 31% 17%
weakness of the nervous system — 8%
consequences of surgery 27% 14%
pain is better from eating — 8%
consequences of taking medications 25% 12%
intestinal polyp — 8%
bleeding 28% 17%
stool in the morning — 8%
blood dark — 8%
worse at 12 o'clock — 8%
dark feces — 8%
gastrin increased — 8%
chronic cholecystitis — 8%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 8%
control issues — 8%
liver injuries — 8%
takes a long time to choose — 8%
gastroenteritis — 8%
posttransfusion complications — 8%
adenoma 12 of the duodenum — 8%
external bleeding — 8%
chatty — 8%
intestinal tumor — 8%
stomach pain is better from eating — 8%
abdominal pain is better from eating — 8%
medical stomatitis — 8%
better from hunger — 8%
abdominal pain on the right — 8%
stool is large — 8%
diarrhea vomiting — 7%
pain in the right shoulder blade — 7%
skin problems — 7%
changeable mood — 7%
allergy — 7%

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