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Results: Differences General ✘Intestinal spasm✘Intoxication
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the intestines 37% —
d dimer increased — 59%
abdominal cramps 63% 25%
vomiting 5% 54%
spasmodic pain 31% —
hangover syndrome — 49%
irritable bowel syndrome 31% —
diarrhea 13% 58%
spastic abdominal pain 28% —
vomiting bile 3% 47%
biliary dyskinesia 25% —
diarrhea with mucus — 44%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 34% 8%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase — 43%
gastritis 22% —
vomiting after drinking — 43%
colic 20% —
vomiting food — 42%
intestinal dyskinesia 19% —
vomiting during meals — 42%
cholecystitis 18% —
impaired kidney function 3% 44%
pain in the right hypochondrium 17% —
visions — 38%
colitis 17% —
vomiting even from water — 38%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 15% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 7% 44%
worse from sweets 15% —
liver problems 3% 40%
menopause diseases 15% —
toxicosis — 37%
belching air 14% —
palpation is painful in epigastrium — 37%
gallbladder spasm 13% —
nausea without vomiting — 36%
colic in the stomach 12% —
vomiting in the morning — 35%
duodenitis 12% —
alcoholism — 34%
pain in the left groin 12% —
increased ldh — 34%
enterocolitis 11% —
recurrent boils — 34%
empty 11% —
burning in the stomach pain — 34%
helminths 10% —
botulism — 33%
stress 10% —
no strength — 33%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 10% —
excess of dhea — 33%
stomach bloating strong 10% —
deterioration from alcohol — 33%
pain between the shoulder blades 10% —
lowered 3% 36%
food poisoning 10% —
febrility — 32%
liver pain 10% —
increased ast — 32%
bloating 10% —
vomiting mucus — 32%
back pain 9% —
fatigue in the legs 3% 34%
pulling abdominal pain 9% —
fetid diarrhea — 31%
pain over the pubic 9% —
lack of will — 31%
intestinal colic 9% —
increased alt — 30%
back pain is aching 9% —
is gaining weight poorly — 30%
chronic colitis 9% —
stomach pain after stress — 30%
intestinal spasms 8% —
alcohol dependence — 30%
illness from stress 8% —
fetid feces — 29%
aching 8% —
addiction — 29%
constipation 8% —
abdominal pain under stress — 29%
stomach cramps 8% —
food is poorly digested — 29%
lingering pain in the lower back 8% —
coma — 29%
mixed anxious 7% —
stomach pain 14% 42%
depression anxiety 7% —
leg weakness walking — 28%
aching lower back 7% —
increased triglycerides — 28%
inflammation 7% —
wide pupils — 27%
senile asthenia syndrome 6% —
vomiting multiple — 27%
he feels like an old man 6% —
unformed feces 15% 42%
poisoning with heavy metal salts 6% —
agony — 27%
constant joint pain 6% —
divergent squint — 27%
sarcopenia 6% —
shift of leukocyte formula to left — 26%
intestinal mucosa 6% —
can't walk — 26%
pain in the muscles of the back 6% —
disorders of consciousness — 26%
lower back pain 6% —
effects of poisoning 3% 29%
gastrojunal ulcer 5% —
increased urea — 26%
falls in the elderly 5% —
dilated pupils — 26%
anxiety in the stomach 5% —
increased direct bilirubin — 25%
biliary peritonitis 5% —
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders — 25%
defecation with extraneous 5% —
abdominal pain burning — 25%
polymorbidity 5% —
acute renal failure — 25%
appendicitis 5% —
acute liver failure — 25%
neurogenic pain 5% —
consequences of vaccinations — 25%
constipation spastic 5% —
inr increased — 25%
constipation with urges 5% —
toxic liver 2% 27%
frequent urge to stool 5% —
acholic feces 12% 37%
the effects of anxiety 5% —
poisoning with narcotic analgesics — 24%
herpes zoster 5% —
moderate condition — 24%
acute gastritis 5% —
pregnancy toxicosis — 24%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 5% —
rapid breathing — 24%
more often in old age 5% —
consequences of taking medications 6% 30%
painful swelling 5% —
weakness in the legs — 24%
elderly patients 5% —
increase in creatine kinase — 24%
pain during exercise 5% —
with reactive protein increased — 23%
joint pain in the muscle 5% —
inhibition 2% 25%
spinal injury 5% —
liver failure — 23%
back aching 5% —
pain in the navel area — 23%
arthrosis 5% —
kidney failure — 23%
pain in the right side 5% —
dehydration — 23%
foreign body of the stomach 5% —
hemoglobin increased — 23%
joint replacement in the anamnesis 5% —
intestinal infection 3% 26%
stomach ulcer 5% —
abdominal pain when pressing — 23%
pain in the entire spine 5% —
encephalopathy — 22%
postherpetic neuralgia 5% —
breathing superficial — 22%
intestinal ulcer 5% —
fever diarrhea — 22%
by erosion of the stomach 5% —
erythrocytosis — 22%
spinal fracture 5% —
increased ESR — 22%
constant aching pain 5% —
no appetite 4% 26%
bursitis 5% —
general intoxication syndrome 3% 24%
digestion gastritis 5% —
epstein barr virus — 21%
lump in the stomach 5% —
exhaustion — 21%
pain in the feet permanent 5% —
vomiting at night — 21%
spasms in the body 5% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 21%
arthritis with pain 5% —
confusion of thoughts — 20%
duodenal ulcer 5% —
effects of drugs — 20%
muscle stretching 5% —
thoughts about the disease — 20%
orthopedic implant 5% —
headache from alcohol — 20%
spasms in the epigastrium 5% —
deep coma — 20%
vitamin d deficiency 5% —
increased 6% 26%
abdominal surgery 4% —
opium addiction — 20%

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