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✘Food poisoning in a child

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Distinctive symptoms

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62%

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39%

liquid stool

63%

11%

amoebiasis

—

37%

intoxication

47%

—

liver abscess

—

31%

diarrhea with mucus

44%

—

amoebic liver abscess

—

22%

diarrhea

65%

19%

amoebiasis of the lungs

—

20%

food poisoning in a child

42%

—

dysentery

—

17%

poisoning by pale toadstool

36%

—

helminths

—

17%

poisoning by poisonous plants

29%

—

worms in the feces

—

16%

diarrhea with blood

42%

13%

neglect

—

16%

vomiting blood

23%

—

there is no appetite with fever

—

15%

vomiting even from water

22%

—

worse before eating

—

14%

speech is inhibited

21%

—

liver pain

—

13%

diarrhea vomiting

20%

—

acute abdominal pains

—

13%

enteritis

19%

—

sharp pain in the stomach

—

13%

convulsions

19%

—

intestinal ulcer

—

13%

fecal vomiting

19%

—

fever weakness

—

12%

dehydration in children

19%

—

anemia

—

11%

eating with hands

18%

—

peptic ulcer

—

11%

desire tea

18%

—

abscess

19%

spicy food

18%

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liver problems

18%

green vomit

18%

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acute pain

—

10%

vomiting

18%

—

weakness after illness

—

10%

childhood diseases

17%

—

high temperature

11%

14%

hallucinations

17%

—

abdominal pain

12%

15%

diarrhea in a child

17%

—

intestinal abscess

12%

15%

anuria

17%

—

severe fever

12%

mushroom poisoning

17%

—

worse during meals

11%

vomiting food

16%

—

feeling of heat

10%

euphoria

16%

—

history of surgery

purulent mastitis

16%

—

worse food

11%

diarrhea colic

16%

—

no appetite

11%

acute duodenitis

16%

—

very high fever

10%

12%

boils on the face

16%

—

acute abdomen

10%

12%

panaritium

16%

—

gastrointestinal problems

17%

pyoderma

16%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

17%

food is poorly digested

16%

—

convulsive syndrome in children

16%

—

vomiting bile

16%

—

gastroenteritis

16%

—

vomiting during meals

16%

—

duodenitis

15%

—

erosive gastritis

15%

—

diarrhea from dairy

15%

—

diarrhea green

15%

—

dry skin of the face

15%

—

headache in the crown

15%

—

general intoxication syndrome

15%

—

violation of the stool

15%

—

botulism

15%

—

intestinal dysbiosis in children

15%

—

stool meager

14%

—

mastitis

14%

—

pseudomembranous colitis

14%

—

gastritis

14%

—

diarrhea after eating

14%

—

proteus syndrome

14%

—

abdominal pain after water

14%

—

streptodermia

14%

—

vomiting multiple

14%

—

diarrhea with undigested food

14%

—

coma in a child

14%

—

headaches

14%

—

vomiting mucus

14%

—

indomitable vomiting

13%

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area stool several times a day

13%

—

yellow vomiting

13%

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suppuration of the skin

13%

—

intestinal colic

13%

—

furunculosis

13%

—

pale skin

13%

—

bacteremia

13%

—

abdominal pain after eating

13%

—

bacterial enteritis

13%

—

Friedlander 's pneumonia

13%

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nausea from water

13%

—

likes sweets

13%

—

nausea after eating

13%

—

diarrhea yellow

13%

—

diarrhea with bile

13%

—

whole head hurts

12%

—

acute liver failure

12%

—

pus in feces

12%

—

discharge from the anus

12%

—

toxic shock syndrome

12%

—

sowing on intestinal flora

12%

—

acute endocarditis

12%

—

poisoning with fly agaric

12%

—

gastric resection

12%

—

subacute septic endocarditis

12%

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thin child

12%

—

fever diarrhea

12%

—

nausea

12%

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transparent skin

12%

—

purulent sore throats

12%

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time to do anything says slowly

12%

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hypovolemic shock

12%

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feces undigested

12%

—

sepsis

12%

—

main complaint is abdominal pain

12%

—

hepatitis A

12%

—

patient's condition

12%

—

dyspnea

12%

—

pale face

12%

—

purulent rashes on the skin

11%

—

folliculitis

11%

—

abdominal pain after diarrhea

11%

—

consequences of infection

11%

—

decrease sodium

11%

—

pneumococcal infection

11%

—

nausea during meals

11%

—

tension in the head

11%

—

colic

11%

—

viral pneumonia

11%

—

inhibition

11%

—

take it, take it

11%

—

acute viral hepatitis

11%

—

acute hepatitis

11%

—

salivation

11%

—

often abdominal pain

11%

—

bronchospasm

11%

—

tension type headache

11%

—

boil

11%

—

causes vomiting

11%

—

eats often

11%

—

pneumonia in the anamnesis

11%

—

abdominal pain during meals

11%

—

dysbacteriosis

11%

—

headache tension

11%

—

frequent nausea

11%

—

infectious colitis

11%

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stool in the morning

11%

—

subfebrility

10%

—

effects of poisoning

10%

—

rash pustules

10%

—

bacterial pneumonia

10%

—

hypotrophy

10%

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colitis

10%

—

viral hepatitis b

10%

—

liver failure

10%

—

premature babies

10%

—

streptococci

10%

—

cramps in the legs

10%

—

toxicosis

10%

—

general tension

10%

—

dependence on food

10%

—

endocarditis

10%

—

shock states of various genesis

10%

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abdominal pain with vomiting

10%

—

heart low blood pressure

10%

—

arrhythmia tachycardia

10%

—

vomiting at fever

10%

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coma

10%

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tonsillitis

10%

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blood diseases

10%

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nausea and diarrhea

10%

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skin problems

10%

—

stomach nausea

10%

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dry skin

10%

—

consultation of a gastroenterologist

10%

—

abdominal pain with nausea

10%

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effects of smoking

10%

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thin

—

pneumonia

—

hepatitis

—

intestinal insufficiency syndrome

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hypotension

—

tachycardia

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