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Results: Differences General ✘Radiation cystitis✘Fecal peritonitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —34%
does not tolerate tight collars 100% —
the surgical suture is inflamed — 19%
cheerful 91% —
stool delay — 18%
neck compression 84% —
fecal vomiting — 17%
chatty 83% —
vomiting bile — 17%
radiation cystitis 77% —
violation of the stool — 17%
severe sweating 71% —
vomiting — 16%
increased profuse sweating 71% —
purulent peritonitis — 16%
cystectomy 70% —
surgical infections — 16%
bladder cancer 67% —
stool with gases — 16%
effects of radiation 64% —
ascites — 15%
bleeding from the bladder 64% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 15%
hemorrhagic cystitis 62% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 15%
cystitis 61% —
earthy complexion — 15%
pain in the bladder 60% —
colon obstruction — 14%
urination painful 60% —
abdominal surgery — 14%
very frequent urination 58% —
bloating — 14%
urination cystitis 57% —
pus in feces — 14%
pain when urinating 57% —
nausea — 13%
speeded up urination 56% —
stool meager — 13%
discomfort in the bladder 55% —
desire for rest — 13%
radiation therapy 53% —
intestinal resection — 13%
can't hold urine 51% —
weakness in the knees — 12%
radiation damage 51% —
perforation of the colon — 12%
squamous epithelium in urine 50% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 12%
pain during urination in women 50% —
desire to sit — 12%
cutting pain in the bladder 50% —
very high fever — 12%
diverticulum of the bladder 50% —
abundant stool — 12%
urinary incontinence 50% —
dysentery — 12%
frequent urination during the day 50% —
consequences of surgery — 12%
bladder interventions 49% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 12%
metastases 49% —
hernia infringement — 12%
microhematuria 48% —
intestinal infarction — 12%
bleeding 48% —
painful appearance — 12%
cancer 47% —
pain as from a bruise — 12%
constant pain 43% —
my back gets tired — 12%
oncology 43% —
patient is motionless — 11%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome 43% —
old injuries — 11%
fistula 43% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 11%
urine is caustic 41% —
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium — 11%
frequent urination in the morning 40% —
bruising sensation — 11%
heaviness in the bladder 40% —
abscess — 11%
blood diseases 39% —
elderly patients — 11%
bruise 39% —
indomitable vomiting — 11%
nicotine poisoning 39% —
gunshot wounds — 11%
genital neoplasms 38% —
nausea vomiting — 11%
imperative urge to urinate 38% —
severe fever — 11%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen 37% —
inversion of the intestines — 11%
urinary incontinence in the morning 37% —
ulcer penetration — 11%
painful swelling 36% —
no fever — 11%
discomfort when urinating 35% —
frequent stools — 11%
rectal cancer 35% —
shift of leukocyte formula to left — 11%
pain before urination 34% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 11%
chronic cystitis 34% —
listlessness drowsiness — 11%
prostate cancer 34% —
accumulation of gases in the stomach — 11%
diverticulitis 34% —
pain in the intestines — 11%
inflammation 42% 7%
pneumonia — 11%
changes in the blood 32% —
bacteremia — 11%
reasonable 32% —
fatigue in the legs — 10%
stones in the bladder 32% —
gastrointestinal problems — 10%
main complaint is abdominal pain 32% —
diligent — 10%
frequent urination at night 32% —
bloating pain — 10%
helps others 31% —
gases in the stomach — 10%
sediment urine 31% —
breathing superficial — 10%
acute pain 47% 14%
chronic colitis — 10%
cancer pain 31% —
abdominal pain when pressing — 10%
lowered 42% 9%
weak lungs — 10%
pain like a knife 47% 15%
toxic shock syndrome — 10%
superficial veins 30% —
crohn — 10%
intestinal diverticula 30% —
weak joints — 10%
tumors of the rectum 30% —
food is poorly digested — 10%
electrocoagulation 30% —
impaired gastric function — 10%
dense tumor 29% —
more often in old age — 10%
infection genitourinary 29% —
collapse — 10%
myxedema 29% —
acute appendicitis — 10%
changes in urine 29% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 10%
lower abdominal pain 28% —
febrile body temperature — 10%
urination disorder 28% —
vomiting during meals — 10%
consequences of taking medications 43% 13%
appendicitis — 10%
nerve damage 27% —
vomiting food — 10%
type 1 diabetes mellitus 27% —
abdominal swelling — 9%
hemorrhages on the skin 27% —
leukopenia — 9%
feeling of danger 27% —
patient's condition — 9%
very correct 26% —
increased ESR — 9%
ulcers on the skin 26% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 9%
lung pain 25% —
colitis — 9%
appendages of the uterus 25% —
hernia — 9%
weakening of immunity 25% —
rapid breathing — 9%
conservative 25% —
facial pain — 9%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 25% —
weakness in the legs — 9%
hiv 24% —
wound inflammation — 9%
responsible 24% —
pain when moving — 9%
obesity 24% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 9%
blue skin 24% —
intestinal infection — 9%
immunodeficiency 23% —
intestinal ulcer — 9%
vascular tumor 23% —
pain due to flatulence — 9%
scarring 23% —
stomach nausea — 9%
CHD 23% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity — 9%
female pelvic organs 23% —
difficult defecation — 9%
diabetes mellitus 22% —
hemoglobin increased — 9%
history of surgery 37% 13%
serious condition — 8%

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