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Results: Differences General ✘Обструктивная уропатия✘Gastric perforation
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Distinctive symptoms
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difficulty urinating 91% —
hypersthenuria — 85%
blood clots in the urine 90% —
stomach ulcer — 60%
weak stream of urine 87% —
peptic ulcer — 50%
urethral stricture 85% —
impaired gastric function — 47%
delayed urination 84% —
ulcer penetration — 46%
tumors of the ureter 82% —
gastric perforation — 44%
anuria 75% —
by erosion of the stomach — 39%
megaureter 73% —
white plaque on the tongue — 34%
cervical cysts 73% —
bleeding ulcer — 33%
peritoneal carcinomatosis 73% —
smokes — 33%
ureteral cancer 71% —
gastric bleeding — 33%
intestinal lymphoma 71% —
gastric resection — 33%
impaired prostate function 70% —
stomach pain — 33%
pain in the bladder 69% —
perforated stomach ulcer — 32%
urethra valves 69% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 32%
pain in the ureter 66% —
intestinal bleeding — 31%
urolithiasis 74% 6%
pancreatic adenoma — 31%
chronic appendicitis 65% —
overlaid tongue — 30%
impaired kidney function 80% 14%
intra-abdominal abscesses — 30%
genital neoplasms 61% —
chronic gastritis — 29%
abscess of the tubes 61% —
lowered — 28%
hydroureter 60% —
peritonitis — 28%
vesicoureteral reflux 60% —
acute abdomen — 28%
little urine 59% —
increased bleeding — 28%
pelvic abscess 59% —
purulent peritonitis — 28%
tumors of the peritoneum 59% —
sharp abdominal pain — 28%
kidney cancer 57% —
smoking desire — 28%
urination rare 57% —
ascites — 27%
neurogenic bladder 57% —
sharp pain in the stomach — 27%
appendages of the uterus 57% —
inflammation of the stomach — 26%
prostate cancer 55% —
diseases of the stomach and duodenum — 26%
angioplasty 66% 9%
duodenal ulcer — 26%
ovarian cancer 55% —
bleeding — 26%
cervical cancer 55% —
acute abdominal pains — 25%
hydronephrosis 54% —
gastrojunal ulcer — 24%
renal anemia 54% —
a history of gastric ulcer — 24%
prostatitis 53% —
pancreatic cancer — 23%
discomfort in the heart 53% —
gases in the stomach — 23%
nocturnal enuresis 53% —
resection of a part of the stomach — 23%
uterine cyst 52% —
intestinal ulcer — 23%
uterine cancer 52% —
duodenal stenosis — 22%
compression in the body 51% —
biliary colic — 22%
germinogenic tumors 51% —
abdominal surgery — 22%
prostate adenoma 51% —
surgical infections — 22%
urination with blood 51% —
gastritis — 22%
sediment urine 51% —
increased 60% 81%
does not like touching the head 50% —
paranoia — 21%
headache with palpitations 50% —
biliary pancreatitis — 21%
cancer 77% 25%
ulcers on the skin — 21%
headache hypertension 50% —
suspicion — 21%
appendix cancer 66% 15%
abdominal pain when pressing — 20%
intestinal diverticula 49% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 20%
intoxication 49% —
does not tolerate pain — 20%
sarcoidosis 48% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 20%
prolonged headaches 48% —
excision of stomach ulcers in the anamnesis — 20%
oliguria 48% —
pancreatitis — 19%
oncology 70% 21%
hypotension — 19%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 47% —
worse at 12 o'clock — 19%
thrombophlebitis 47% —
cholecystitis — 18%
bladder interventions 46% —
colic in the stomach — 18%
headache attacks 46% —
tension in the stomach — 18%
lipoidosis 46% —
periodic illness — 18%
uterine tumor 46% —
dry skin — 18%
ovarian tumors 46% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 18%
does not like touching 45% —
intestinal mucosa — 18%
constant heartbeat 45% —
colic — 18%
phlebitis 45% —
acute shock — 17%
hematuria 53% 6%
lerish syndrome — 17%
polyps 44% —
allergy to antibiotics — 17%
painful urination 44% —
intestinal colic — 17%
lymphoma 44% —
corneal ulcer — 17%
pain in the vessels of the head 44% —
abdominal pain in children — 17%
chronic kidney disease 43% —
helicobacteriosis — 17%
chronic anemia 43% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 17%
intra-phase infections 43% —
pain when touched — 17%
pain in the heart 41% —
renal colic — 17%
lymphosarcoma 41% —
pressure in the stomach — 17%
nephropathy 40% —
peptic ulcer — 16%
pasternatsky's symptom is positive 54% 12%
acute cholecystitis — 16%
metastases 40% —
renal artery aneurysm — 16%
consequences of taking medications 63% 22%
fluid in the abdominal cavity — 16%
essential hypertension 39% —
difficult to swallow — 16%
radiation therapy 39% —
aneurysm of hepatic vessels — 16%
history of surgery 67% 26%
keratitis — 16%
erythrocytic anemia 47% 7%
stomach pain in the morning — 16%
rapid weight loss 37% —
acute appendicitis — 16%
cysts 37% —
state of exacerbation — 15%
radiation damage 37% —
serious condition — 15%
loss body weight 37% —
palpation is painful in epigastrium — 15%
helps others 36% —
fluid in the abdomen — 15%
feeling of heat 35% —
stomach pain from hunger — 15%
chronic kidney failure 43% 7%
abdominal pain in the morning — 15%
high temperature 34% —
stomach pain at night — 14%
tumour in the abdomen 45% 10%
allergy to medications — 14%
bowel cancer 45% 10%
renal vein thrombosis — 14%
acute venous thrombosis 43% 9%
chronic condition — 14%
aneurysm 43% 9%
bacteremia — 14%
kidney failure 39% 6%
dry mouth dryness — 14%
appendicitis 49% 16%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 14%
anemia 52% 19%
control issues — 14%

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