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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Abnormalities of stomach developmentIntestinal candidiasis
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Stomach radiography 49%(0)
Endoscopy 33%(0)8%(0)
Radiography of the area 37%(0)
General blood test 23%(0)11%(10)
Sex hormones 32%(1)
Measurements at the reception 21%(0)7%(0)
General inspection 23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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abnormalities of stomach development 92%
intestinal candidiasis 24%
congenital pylorostenosis 92%
invasive candidiasis 21%
diverticulum of the stomach 72%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract 20%
pylorostenosis 71%
candidiasis of the mucous membranes 20%
vomiting 52%
dysbacteriosis 17%
gastric resection 49%
fungus 15%
congenital intestinal obstruction 48%
intestinal mucosa 13%
resection of a part of the stomach 48%
weakening of immunity 13%
abnormalities of pancreatic development 46%
immunodeficiency 13%
impaired gastric function 53% 6%
sowing on intestinal flora 12%
anomalies of the gallbladder development 45%
foamy stool 10%
digestive disorders 44%
neutropenia 10%
congenital herpes infection 42%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 9%
newborn herpes 41%
bloating 9%
eats slowly 39%
stool mushy 9%
feeling of constriction in the stomach 39%
systemic mycosis 9%
congenital rubella 38%
candida fungi 9%
diverticulitis 36%
irritable bowel syndrome 9%
vomiting at night 35%
hiv 9%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 49% 12%
erythropenia 8%
diarrhea in a child 34%
pus in feces 8%
mycoplasma 34%
chronic colitis 8%
nausea 33%
abdominal pain during defecation 8%
history of surgery 44% 9%
defecation painful 8%
abnormalities of intestinal development 32%
bloating pain 8%
intestinal diverticula 32%
leukopenia 7%
pregnancy 32%
lymphopenia 7%
fecal vomiting 32%
intestinal ulcer 7%
vomiting bile 31%
neutrophilosis 7%
frequent antibiotics 31%
pancreatopathy 7%
intrauterine infection 30%
blood diseases 7%
stomach ulcer 30%
impaired function of the large intestine 7%
rubella 30%
sociable 7%
inflammation of the stomach 38% 6%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 7%
by erosion of the stomach 30%
pain due to flatulence 7%
intestinal obstruction 29%
gastritis 7%
stool meager 29%
difficult defecation 7%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 28%
likes to be examined 7%
forced situation 27%
history of laparoscopic surgery 7%
herpes 27%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 7%
nausea vomiting 25%
stool with gases 7%
thin 25%
intestinal infection 7%
violation of the stool 36% 9%
belly enlargement 7%
general intoxication syndrome 25%
increased 7%
emaciation 24%
pneumonia 6%
rapid weight loss 24%
sepsis 6%
intoxication 23%
allergy 6%
gastrointestinal problems 31% 7%
liver problems 6%
drug disease 22%
abdominal pain 6%
inflammation 35% 13%
leukocytosis 6%
abundant stool 29% 7%
bacteremia 6%
partial gastric resection 19%
pain in the intestines 6%
vomiting fountain 19%
hormonal disorders 6%
peptic ulcer 25% 6%
necrosis 5%
diarrhea 25% 6%
there are no complaints 5%
liquid stool 25% 6%
patient's condition 5%
onset of illness 22% 5%
inflammatory bowel diseases 25% 15%
lowered 20% 11%

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