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Results: Differences Similar ✘Relaxation of the diaphragm✘Eventration
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Distinctive symptoms
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inversion of the stomach 55% —
wound postoperative — 96%
inversion of the intestines 47% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 95%
dry cough after eating 45% —
gastroschisis — 95%
sputum after eating 45% —
omphalocele — 93%
pleurisy 42% —
hernia of the abdomen — 90%
splenic angle syndrome 40% —
aseptic peritonitis — 89%
paralysis 38% —
cough after whooping cough — 89%
cough after eating 38% —
intestinal obstruction — 88%
pneumonia with pleurisy 37% —
suppuration of the skin — 85%
shortness of breath after eating 36% —
eventration — 85%
heartburn 35% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 82%
intra-abdominal abscesses 35% —
severe flatulence — 81%
burning in the stomach 33% —
postoperative peritonitis — 81%
dry unproductive cough 33% —
umbilical hernia — 78%
nerve damage 33% —
surgical infections — 78%
dry painful cough 33% —
pain appears at the thought of her — 76%
appetite is sharply increased 32% —
bowel prolapse — 76%
predominant right 32% —
the feeling of a wound — 72%
something is bothering in the chest 32% —
intestinal paresis — 72%
coelomic cyst of the pericardium 32% —
skin problems — 70%
spontaneous pneumothorax 31% —
consequences of taking medications — 69%
gastric bleeding 31% —
stab wound — 67%
heartburn in the chest 31% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 66%
давящая боль в грудине 30% —
rapid reaction — 65%
bleeding 30% —
consequences of infection — 65%
syringobulbia 30% —
umbilical hernia in children — 64%
syringomyelia 30% —
paralytic syndrome — 64%
ascites 29% —
gases abundant — 64%
intestinal bleeding 29% —
childhood diseases — 64%
cough dry painful 29% —
hypoproteinemia — 62%
polio 29% —
whooping — 62%
heart dysfunction 29% —
pent-up anger — 62%
cough after exercise 28% —
injuries of the diaphragm — 60%
pressure on the diaphragm 28% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 60%
breathing cough dry 28% —
stomach swells — 60%
bleeding stomach ulcer 28% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 60%
feeling of compression in the chest 27% —
skin condition — 59%
pressing pain behind the sternum 27% —
explosive injury — 59%
arrhythmia 27% —
closed fracture — 58%
lung abscess 27% —
bronchial tuberculosis — 58%
squeezing pain behind the sternum 27% —
postoperative hernia — 58%
liver cyst 27% —
cough asthmatic — 58%
burning in the chest 26% —
peritonitis 30% 86%
hernia of the esophagus 26% —
uterine prolapse — 56%
cough with difficult sputum 26% —
chills — 56%
peptic ulcer 26% —
stones cough after bronchitis — 55%
extrasystole 26% —
uterine hypoplasia — 55%
bettolepsy 26% —
paresis — 54%
injuries 26% —
leukocytosis — 53%
minimum physical load 26% —
rupture of the uterus — 53%
empyema of the pleura 26% —
asthmatic bronchitis — 53%
congenital aplasia of the skin 26% —
wound 24% 77%
pneumonia 26% —
abundant stool — 51%
abscess 26% —
hiccups 28% 79%
discomfort in the heart 26% —
hypotension — 51%
discomfort in the chest 25% —
cut wound — 51%
attacks of weakness 25% —
consequences of operation 23% 74%
pain in internal organs 25% —
traumatic shock — 51%
serous pleurisy 25% —
stool delay — 51%
fainting from pain 25% —
hernia 21% 72%
fruits when running worse 25% —
obesity on the stomach — 51%
eats often 24% —
skin sensations — 51%
pneumonia in childhood 24% —
bloating 21% 71%
muscular dystrophy 24% —
severe nausea — 50%
weakened breathing 24% —
mediastinal tumors — 49%
gastrojunal ulcer 24% —
is blocked an increase in the alkaline phosphatase — 49%
transient ischemic attack 24% —
does not sweat — 49%
venous bleeding 24% —
pus in feces — 49%
esophagitis 24% —
fever tachycardia — 48%
pneumothorax 24% —
stage of recovery — 48%
phlegmon 23% —
teething the child — 48%
auscultation weakened 23% —
intoxication — 48%
dry cough 23% —
chest injuries 26% 74%
atelectasis 23% —
swelling — 47%
abdominal injuries 23% —
abdominal pain — 47%
intestinal ulcer 22% —
fat deposits — 47%
pain in the sternum 22% —
fecal vomiting — 47%
Common symptoms are weakness 22% —
tachycardia in children — 47%
arrhythmia tachycardia 22% —
recovery period — 47%
congestion belching 22% —
fluid in the abdomen — 46%
stomach ulcer 22% —
patient's condition 15% 61%
bacterial pneumonia 21% —
increased ast — 46%
increased appetite 21% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 28% 73%
delayed reaction 21% —
falls to the floor — 45%
sputum 21% —
grandmother diabetes — 45%
a history of trauma 20% —
increased alt — 44%
pain from the load 20% —
increase in creatinine — 44%
fainting 20% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 44%
lack of breath 20% —
abdominal swelling — 44%
angina pectoris 20% —
infected wounds — 44%
worse when moving 19% —
stool with gases — 44%
constipation 19% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 44%
general weakness 19% —
pain in the wound — 44%
disorders of consciousness 19% —
bronchial asthma — 43%
muscle weakness 18% —
muscle atrophy — 43%
pain throughout the body 18% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 43%
IBS 18% —
serum sickness — 43%
vascular damage 18% —
confusion of thoughts — 43%
dryness 17% —
vomiting 17% 60%
neurological disorders 17% —
loses thought — 43%

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