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Distinctive symptoms

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49%

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15%

diarrhea

43%

constant bloating

—

13%

unformed feces

43%

alternating constipation

—

13%

chilly

28%

—

chronic condition

—

11%

dysentery

56%

27%

rumbling in the stomach

—

11%

acute dysentery

27%

—

irritability with headache

—

11%

patient's condition

30%

diarrhea alternates with constipation

—

11%

diarrhea with mucus

21%

—

intestinal spasms

—

11%

diarrhea in a child

21%

—

irritability from pain

—

11%

colitis in children

21%

—

constipation flatulence

—

11%

stool with mucus and blood

19%

—

spasms of the gastrointestinal tract

—

10%

enterocolitis in children

19%

—

constipation prolonged

—

10%

mucus in feces

19%

—

atonic constipation

—

10%

salmonellosis in children

18%

—

worse in violation of the diet

—

10%

gastritis in children

18%

—

chronic anemia

—

greenish feces

18%

—

insomnia from pain

—

loose stools with mucus

18%

—

intestinal dyskinesia

—

escherichiosis

18%

—

stomach bloating strong

—

violation of the stool

17%

—

bloating

—

blood in feces

17%

—

constipation

—

food poisoning in a child

16%

—

state of exacerbation

—

tenesmus

16%

—

digestive disorders

—

acute colitis

15%

—

irritability

—

childhood diseases

15%

—

f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders

—

anemia in children

15%

—

suspicion

—

rectal prolapse in children

15%

—

spasm

—

vomiting once

15%

—

periods of exacerbation

—

intestinal infection

15%

—

poor sleep

—

artificial feeding

15%

—

irritability during

—

gastritis

15%

—

damage to the nervous system

—

enterocolitis

14%

—

headaches

—

gastroduodenitis

14%

—

history of surgery

—

hemolytic-uremic syndrome

14%

—

chronic dysentery

29%

31%

acute duodenitis

14%

—

food poisoning

10%

nausea with fever

14%

—

sowing on intestinal flora

10%

11%

2 children

14%

—

chronic colitis

10%

pus in feces

14%

—

peptic ulcer

stool three times a day

14%

—

necrosis

inflammation of the stomach

14%

—

intestinal infection in children

14%

—

gastroduodenitis in children

13%

—

nausea

13%

—

otitis media in children

13%

—

convulsions

13%

—

peritonitis in children

13%

—

streaks of blood in feces

13%

—

ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis

13%

—

crohn's disease in children

13%

—

enteritis

13%

—

cardiorenal syndrome in children

13%

—

duodenitis

13%

—

open bite

13%

—

enteritis in children

13%

—

diarrhea green

13%

—

gastroenterocolitis

12%

—

dehydration in children

12%

—

yersiniosis

12%

—

there is a fever in the whole body

12%

—

acute enterocolitis

12%

—

toxicosis

12%

—

worse from the heat

12%

—

amoebiasis

12%

—

bleeding

12%

—

chronic peritonitis

12%

—

impaired function of the large intestine

12%

—

hemorrhagic gastritis

12%

—

feeling of bruising

12%

—

perforation of the colon

12%

—

diathesis

12%

—

lowered

12%

—

vomiting

12%

—

vitamin K1 is lowered

11%

—

hypovitaminosis to

11%

—

abundance of mucus

11%

—

abdominal muscle pain

11%

—

rectal bleeding

11%

—

digestive weakness

11%

—

loose stools in the morning

11%

—

serious child

11%

—

fever diarrhea

11%

—

stool delay

11%

—

viral enteritis

11%

—

watery feces

11%

—

chronic enteritis

11%

—

weakness after diarrhea

11%

—

salmonellosis

11%

—

prolapse of the rectum

11%

—

bacterial enteritis

11%

—

megacolon

11%

—

defense of abdominal muscles

11%

—

blood diseases

11%

—

area stool several times a day

11%

—

infectious colitis

10%

—

otitis media

10%

—

feeling of heat

10%

—

high temperature

10%

—

feeling of heat in the stomach

10%

—

stool in the morning

10%

—

crohn

10%

—

severe nausea

10%

—

pulling abdominal pain

10%

—

fever with muscle pain

10%

—

fever abdominal pain

10%

—

rickets

10%

—

fecal vomiting

10%

—

erosive gastritis

10%

—

uremia

10%

—

acute condition

10%

—

pneumonia in children

10%

—

nausea during the day

10%

—

viral diarrhea

10%

—

purulent otitis

10%

—

blood from the anus

10%

—

croup

10%

—

abdominal pain after diarrhea

—

vomiting at fever

—

chronic diarrhea

—

spasmodic pain

—

abdominal pain with nausea

—

abundant stool

—

peritonitis

—

bacterial pneumonia

—

nausea and diarrhea

—

cramps in the legs

—

fever weakness

—

sensitive child

—

otitis

—

large child

—

impaired function of the small intestine

—

pneumonia

—

serious condition

—

general intoxication syndrome

—

rupture duodenal dysfunction

—

depression

—

dehydration

—

nausea vomiting

—

intestinal insufficiency syndrome

—

family man

—

gradual deterioration of the condition

—

pain throughout the body

—

congestive kidney

—

dependence on the doctor

—

intestinal mucosa

—

muscle pain

—

nausea from pain

—

beriberi

—

moderate condition

—

enteropathy

—

effects of shock

—

ARVI

—

intestinal bleeding

—

short height

—

cyanosis

—

palpitations

—

worse during day

—

tachycardia

—

recovery period

—

stage of recovery

—

k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases

—

there are no complaints

—

onset of illness

—

consequences of infection

—

mood disorder

—

acute pain

—

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