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Regurgitation Dysphagia Dyspepsia Wheezing at night |
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Water Brash
Painful swallowing
Pharyngitis
Dental caries
Globus
Pyrosis |
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| Heartburn Regurgitation Chestpain Dysphagia Belching |
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Breathlessness after eating Feeling like suffocating Chestpain seems like angina Symptoms when in recumbent position |
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Anorexia Nausea and vomiting Hematemesis Dyspepsia Rapid onset of epigastric pain |
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Anorexia Intolerance of fatty and spicy foods Epigastric pain relieved by food Pernicious Anemia |
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Perforation Hemorrhage Intractable disease Pyloric obstruction |
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Dizziness Faintness Sensation of fulness Weakness Palpitations Cramping pain Diarrhea Increased blood glucose |
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Defecation irregular Hardened Stool Decrease in volume Retention of stool |
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Headache Indigestion Pain and pressure Incomplete emptying Borborygomus |
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Alteration of bowel patterns Constipation Diarrhea Abd.pain precipated after eating Relieved by defeaction |
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Vomitting Anorexia Abdominal pain Rectal bleeding Diarrhea Weight loss |
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Fever Anemia Rebound Tenderness RLQ 10-20 liguid stools/day Intermittent tenesmus Hypocalceima |
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Borborygmus Small-volume stool Indigestion Pain and pressure Decreased appetite Straining at stool Headache Incomplete emptying Abdominal distention Hard, dry stool Fatigue |
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3 to 30 stools per day chronic after 2 weeks Increased frequency & fluid content abdominal cramps distention borborygmus anorexia thirst painful spasmodic contractions of the anus tenesmus |
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abdominal pain relieved by defecation or change in stool Abdominal Distention Sensation of incomplete emptying Mucus in stools |
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•diarrhea •abdominal pain •intermittent tenesmus •rectal bleeding •anorexia •weight loss •fever •vomiting •10 - 20 liquid stools/day •Hypocalcemia and anemia •RLQ •rebound tenderness |
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abdominal pain & diarrhea unrelieved by defecation weight loss malnutrition secondary anemia
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•bowel irregular and intervals of diarrhea • abrupt onset of crampy LLQ abd. pain • nausea and anorexia • bloating or abdominal distention • low-grade fever
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•weight loss • diarrhea • bloating • anemia • steatorrhea |
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•diarrhea • abdominal cramping (after ingestion of milk or milk products) |
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Generalized or upper abdominal pain that localizes to the RLQ Low-grade fever Nausea, sometimes vomiting Loss of appetite Tenderness at McBurney’s point Rebound tenderness Positive Rovsing’s sign Increased WBC |
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•Diffuse abdominal pain that becomes constant, localized,and more intense near the site of the inflammation. •Abdomen becomes extremely tender and distended and rigid. •Rebound tenderness and paralytic ileus may occur. •Nausea, vomiting and diminished peristalsis may occur. •Elevated temperature and pulse rate •Elevated WBC |
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| crampy pain that is wavelike and colicky patient may pass blood and mucus, but no BM or flatus fecal vomiting abdominal distention shock dehydration |
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external: severe pain from inflammation and edema, thrombosis, itching. |
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bright-red bleeding with defecation, not usually painful until they bleed or become prolapsed |
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| Parasitic intestinal infection |
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intermittent diarrhea, lasting months to years, may contain mucus or blood, lower abdominal cramping, flatulence |
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when large numbers have been ingested, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, serous diarrhea. |
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Pus or stool may leak constantly from the cutaneous opening. Possible passage of flatus or feces from the vagina or bladder. |
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Foul smelling pus and pain. Swelling redness and tenderness if superficial. Deeper abscess may result in toxic symptoms, lower abdominal pain, and fever. |
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