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Results: Differences General	✘Mallory-Weiss syndrome	✘Esophageal spasm
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 41%(0) General blood test 86%(8) — Blood biochemistry 43%(2) — Radiography of the esophagus — 40%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	38%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	10%	100%
hiccups	26%	—
congestion belching	—	31%
vomiting blood	24%	—
pain in the esophagus	—	27%
pressure in the stomach	21%	—
weakness in the morning	—	26%
mallory-weiss syndrome	21%	—
pain in the esophagus when swallowing	—	22%
bleeding	21%	—
belching air	—	20%
vomiting	21%	—
heartburn	—	20%
rupture of the esophagus	21%	—
burning in the throat	—	19%
varicose ulcers	20%	—
spasm of the esophagus	—	18%
varicose veins of the left leg	20%	—
burping with food	—	17%
left bronchus and lung	19%	—
empty	—	16%
lower part of the left lung	19%	—
esophageal stenosis	14%	26%
incipient cold	18%	—
general weakness	—	12%
hemifacial spasm	18%	—
emotional	—	11%
vomiting in pregnant	17%	—
heartburn belching	—	10%
inflammation	17%	—
difficult to swallow	—	10%
vascular damage	17%	—
haste while eating	—	9%
blunt abdominal trauma	17%	—
pain in the sternum when coughing	—	9%
beginning of the flu	16%	—
pain when swallowing	—	8%
inflammation of the stomach	16%	—
excitable psychopathy	—	8%
hematocrit is reduced	16%	—
eating ice	—	8%
urge to vomit	16%	—
sore throat from above	—	8%
piercing pain	16%	—
face turns red with excitement	—	8%
erosion of the esophagus	16%	—
swallowing spasm	—	8%
ARVI	16%	—
stress spasm	—	8%
intoxication	16%	—
Fear of torment	—	8%
intestinal bleeding	16%	—
sensitivity of mucous membranes	—	8%
aversion to restrictions	16%	—
hysterical psychopathy	—	8%
arterial bleeding	16%	—
nervous cough	—	8%
erosive esophagitis	16%	—
esophagitis in children	—	8%
metallic taste in his mouth	16%	—
blushes with excitement	—	8%
feeling of constriction in the stomach	16%	—
hysterical neurosis	—	8%
epilepsy in pregnant women	16%	—
burning in the stomach	—	8%
whooping	16%	—
burning behind the sternum	—	8%
acute esophagitis	16%	—
esophageal obstruction	—	8%
left ventricular ejection fraction is increased	15%	—
spasms in the epigastrium	—	8%
chronic enteritis	15%	—
cough with agitation	—	8%
nose pulmonary heart	15%	—
nausea from fear	—	7%
acute expansion of the stomach	15%	—
fear of change	—	7%
bacterial enteritis	15%	—
tendency to cramps	—	7%
indomitable vomiting	15%	—
spasm in the lungs	—	7%
blood diseases	15%	—
pain radiates to the shoulder blade	—	7%
lung rupture	15%	—
defects of dentition	—	7%
chronic esophagitis	15%	—
nausea with excitement	—	7%
dizziness	15%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	7%
digestive disorders	15%	—
throat hurts	—	7%
mediastinit	15%	—
cough with nausea	—	7%
expansion of the esophagus	15%	—
a choking cough	—	7%
slight temperature	15%	—
reflux esophagitis	13%	20%
tachycardia	14%	—
unstable type of psychopathy	—	7%
facial spasms	14%	—
washes down food	—	7%
peptic ulcer	14%	—
increased nervousness	—	7%
asthmatic bronchitis	14%	—
fear of pain	—	6%
cholecystopancreatitis	14%	—
pain in the lower jaw	—	6%
flies in front of the eyes	14%	—
pain in the forearm	—	6%
erythropenia	14%	—
impatient	—	6%
hypotension	14%	—
face is red	—	6%
dysfunction of the left lung	14%	—
worse from worry	—	6%
hemorrhagic syndrome	14%	—
pain gives in the arm	—	6%
abdominal pain	14%	—
pain in the jaw	—	6%
acute left ventricular failure	14%	—
psychopathy	—	6%
the fast man	14%	—
burns	—	6%
pulmonary hemorrhage	14%	—
pressing pain behind the sternum	—	6%
anemia	14%	—
stomach cramps	—	6%
palpitations	14%	—
viral meningoencephalitis	—	6%
eclampsia	14%	—
alternating symptoms	—	5%
trophic ulcer	14%	—
changeable mood	—	5%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum	14%	—
nervous excitability	—	5%
strong cough	14%	—
chest pain when coughing	—	5%
dark feces	14%	—
neurosis	—	5%
defense of abdominal muscles	14%	—
hysteria	—	5%
heaviness in the abdomen	14%	—
fear of illness	—	5%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach	14%	—
obesity	—	5%
severe dizziness	14%	—
sudden pain	—	5%
heart rupture	14%	—
increased appetite	—	5%
electrocoagulation	13%	—
pain in the shoulder blades	—	5%
gastrojunal ulcer	13%	—
sensations in the hands	—	5%
atelectasis	13%	—
mucous hyperemia	—	5%
hypertension	13%	—
remission	—	5%
consequences of surgery	13%	—
nervousness	—	5%
often abdominal pain	13%	—
ganglia	—	5%
violation of the left parts of the heart	13%	—
large child	—	5%
erythrocytic anemia	13%	—
muscular dystonia	—	5%
alcohol poisoning	13%	—
esophagitis	18%	23%
consequences of cardiovascular surgery	13%	—
illness from stress	—	5%
frequent dizziness	13%	—
worried due to pain	—	5%
enteritis	13%	—
facial pain	—	5%
erosive gastritis	13%	—
spasmodic pain	—	5%
pregnancy	13%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	4%
gastroenteritis	13%	—
dryness	—	4%
cardiac asthma	13%	—
neurological disorders	—	4%
acute duodenitis	13%	—
allergy	—	4%
venous bleeding	13%	—
childhood diseases	—	4%
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine	13%	—
nausea	—	4%
uremia	13%	—
lags behind in the development	—	4%
swelling after surgery	13%	—
scarring	—	4%
stomach tumors	13%	—
increased sensitivity	—	4%
causes vomiting	13%	—
drug allergy	—	4%
tumors of the large intestine	13%	—
drug disease	—	4%
dizziness with vomiting	13%	—
worse food	—	4%
pneumothorax	13%	—
worse during meals	—	4%

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