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Results: Differences General ✘Pancreatic glans cancer✘Chronic enterocolitis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 42%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —53%
history of pancreatic surgery 30% —
peptic ulcer — 39%
pancreatectomy 25% —
necrosis — 36%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 25% —
shape of large intestine is changed — 35%
pancreatopathy 25% —
chronic colitis — 34%
alcohol dependence 31% 5%
impaired function of the large intestine — 33%
alcoholism 30% 5%
diarrhea — 29%
jaundice 23% —
intestinal mucosa — 28%
radiation therapy 21% —
liquid stool — 28%
gallbladder cancer 19% —
intestinal infection — 28%
painful swelling 19% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 26%
pancreatic cancer 18% —
immunodeficiency — 26%
cholestasis 17% —
perforation of the colon — 26%
jaundice in childhood 17% —
frequent stools — 25%
neuroendocrine tumors 16% —
area stool several times a day — 25%
mechanical jaundice 16% —
primary sclerosing cholangitis — 25%
pain in the pancreas 16% —
chronic enterocolitis — 25%
solid tumors 16% —
inflammation of the stomach — 25%
tumour in the abdomen 15% —
sclerosing cholangitis — 24%
liver metastases 14% —
hypoproteinemia — 24%
liver cancer 14% —
proctitis — 24%
opsouria 14% —
medicinal colitis — 23%
skin cancer 21% 5%
infectious colitis — 23%
effects of chemotherapy 13% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% 30%
hypotrophy 13% —
pararectal fistula — 22%
itching of the nasal mucosa 13% —
stool in the morning — 22%
cholangiocarcinoma 22% 8%
bloating — 21%
aching 20% 6%
crohn — 21%
impaired venous function 12% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 21%
cancer pain 12% —
enteritis — 21%
density is increased 12% —
megacolon — 21%
calculous cholecystitis gallbladder stones 12% —
pain due to flatulence — 21%
chronic calculous cholecystitis 12% —
gastritis — 21%
increased direct bilirubin 11% —
tumors of the large intestine — 20%
smoking desire 11% —
frequent bloating — 20%
intrahepatic cholestasis 11% —
inflammation — 20%
complete lack of appetite 11% —
crohn's disease in children — 20%
bilirubin is elevated 11% —
amoebiasis — 20%
pancreatoblastoma 11% —
dysbacteriosis — 20%
colorless urine 11% —
salmonellosis — 19%
common arterial trunk 11% —
opportunistic infections — 19%
metastatic ovarian cancer 11% —
colitis in children — 19%
hereditary breast cancer 11% —
violation of the stool 9% 28%
tumor collapse syndrome 11% —
bloating pain — 18%
calculous cholecystitis 11% —
often abdominal pain — 18%
creatorrhea 11% —
rumbling in the stomach after eating — 18%
bitterness in the mouth 10% —
abundant stool — 18%
ovarian cancer 10% —
increased 15% 33%
breast tumor 10% —
periods of exacerbation — 18%
digestion of belching 10% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 18%
unstable stool 10% —
acute colitis — 18%
cholecystectomy 10% —
stool meager — 17%
arterial occlusion 10% —
state of exacerbation — 17%
gallbladder stones with other cholecystitis 10% —
cytomegalovirus — 17%
cancerous cachexia 10% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 17%
patient's condition is satisfactory 10% —
paraproctitis — 17%
dark urine 10% —
small intestine resection — 17%
intestinal infarction 10% —
gas after eating — 17%
itchy nose 10% —
intoxication 6% 23%
feces undigested 9% —
tenesmus — 17%
smokes 24% 13%
ileit — 17%
yellowness of mucous membranes 9% —
pain in the intestines 10% 27%
bone cancer 9% —
vaccination — 17%
nausea belching 9% —
chronic condition — 17%
blood dark 9% —
heaviness in the anus — 16%
deep vein thrombosis 9% —
restorative and reconstructive operations — 16%
mucous stools 9% —
interstitial abscess — 16%
nosebleed 9% —
sudden diarrhea — 16%
hemorrhagic cystitis 9% —
pain all over the stomach — 16%
pulmonary hemorrhage 9% —
overweight — 16%
female pelvic organs 9% —
fistula of the rectum — 16%
peitz-jaegers syndrome 9% —
tumors of the rectum — 16%
lynch syndrome 9% —
food poisoning — 16%
gastric adenocarcinoma 9% —
anemia — 16%
helps others 9% —
intestinal abscess — 16%
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities 9% —
drug allergy — 15%
precancer 9% —
constipation — 15%
frequent eructation 9% —
2 children — 15%
germinogenic tumors 9% —
effects of hormone — 15%
pain in the solar plexus 9% —
intestinal fistula — 15%
liver resection 9% —
tuberculosis — 15%
squamous cell carcinoma 9% —
anal fissures — 15%
vascular tumor 17% 6%
abscess — 15%
radiation damage 20% 9%
thick feces — 15%
venous bleeding 8% —
rectal bleeding — 15%
ovarian tumors 8% —
yersiniosis — 15%
increased ast 8% —
microscopic colitis — 15%
professional cancer 8% —
pseudomembranous colitis — 15%
effects of radiation 8% —
helminths — 15%
increased alt 8% —
campylobacteriosis — 15%
thrombophlebitis 8% —
fistula of the anus — 15%
fecal vomiting 8% —
abdominal pain during meals — 15%
change in appetite 8% —
insufficiency of the anal sphincter — 15%
alcoholic pancreatitis 8% —
joint diseases — 15%
pulmonary embolism 8% —
delayed puberty — 15%
phlebitis 8% —
abdominal pain during defecation — 15%
difficult defecation 8% —
bloating after eating — 15%
cystitis 8% —
stool with gases — 15%
gallbladder stones 8% —
rectal infiltration — 14%
better from the sun 8% —
allergy — 14%
breast cancer 8% —
diverticulitis — 14%

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