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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%(0)	29%(0)
Coprogram	13%(1)	44%(4)
Colonoscopy	16%(0)	39%(0)
Endoscopy	13%(0)	31%(0)
CT of the organ	11%(0)	28%(0)
General blood test	14%(1)	22%(2)

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

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100%

pulling pain in the right groin

81%

—

villous tumor of the colon

—

99%

bursting pain in the lower abdomen

81%

—

tubular adenoma

—

61%

burrs

81%

—

malignization

—

58%

drinks often

81%

—

benign epithelial tumors

17%

67%

bursting in the lower abdomen

76%

—

warts are large

—

48%

improvement after defecation

76%

—

intestinal lumen is deformed

—

45%

pulling pains in the lower abdomen

68%

—

little mucus in the stool

—

44%

stomach like a drum

68%

—

tumors of the sigmoid colon

—

42%

pain in the lower abdomen on the right

68%

—

diarrhea with stool blood

—

37%

pulling pain in

65%

—

stool with mucus and blood

—

37%

bursting abdominal pain

65%

—

diarrhea with mucus

—

36%

cutting pain in the lower abdomen

64%

—

loose stools with mucus

—

36%

pain in the right groin

63%

—

intestinal lumen is narrowed

—

35%

sharp belly

62%

—

abundance of mucus

—

34%

pain after stool

62%

—

chair with mucus

—

34%

umbilical hernia

59%

—

bleeding

—

34%

vitiligo, says a lot

59%

—

polyps

15%

47%

cell carcinoma colon cancer

59%

—

soft swelling

—

31%

hernia of the abdomen

57%

—

tumors of the rectum

—

30%

pulling abdominal pain

57%

—

stool with blood

—

30%

religiosity

57%

—

diarrhea with blood

—

29%

areas of depigmentation of the skin

55%

—

porous skin

—

28%

sympathetic

55%

—

skin overgrowth

—

28%

abdominal cramps

55%

—

warts

—

27%

abdominal distension a

55%

—

stool meager

—

27%

cancer

55%

—

impressionability

—

26%

sleep restless

53%

—

big man

—

25%

abdominal pain on the right

53%

—

intestinal tumor

31%

56%

metastases

51%

—

benign neoplasms

26%

51%

cannot sleep

51%

—

oncology in the anamnesis

—

25%

pain over the pubic

51%

—

thin

—

23%

abdominal

50%

—

emotional

—

22%

bursting

49%

—

with anemia

—

22%

pain in the groin area

47%

—

necrosis

—

21%

small bowel cancer

46%

—

oncology

24%

44%

tumors of the small intestine

43%

—

abdominal pain

13%

23%

stomach pain

43%

—

liquid stool

13%

23%

calculating

42%

—

diarrhea

13%

23%

intestinal lymphoma

41%

—

there is emaciation in the neck

13%

22%

better in morning

39%

—

there are no complaints

12%

20%

poor sleep

39%

—

pain in the intestines

19%

24%

bowel cancer

33%

—

intestinal mucosa

20%

25%

benign tumors of the small intestine

31%

—

tumour in the abdomen

27%

abdominal pain is better after defecation

31%

—

bleeding

21%

benign tumors of the large intestine

30%

—

intestinal obstruction

27%

malignant lymphoma

27%

—

lymphoma

26%

—

carcinoid

24%

—

carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract

24%

—

colon obstruction

23%

—

crohn

23%

—

intestinal insufficiency syndrome

23%

—

intra-abdominal infections

22%

—

congenital tuberculosis

22%

—

appendix cancer

22%

—

obstructive intestinal obstruction

22%

—

congenital intestinal obstruction

22%

—

problematic skin

21%

—

bloating

21%

—

benign ovarian tumors

21%

—

intestinal tuberculosis

21%

—

intestinal bleeding

21%

—

fair skin

21%

—

metastatic ovarian cancer

21%

—

small bowel obstruction

20%

—

rapid weight loss

20%

—

kaposi 's sarcoma

20%

—

adenomatous polyp

20%

—

liver is indurated

20%

—

adenocarcinoma of the colon

20%

—

tumors of the peritoneum

20%

—

lymph nodes are hard

20%

—

intestinal polyps

19%

—

frequent bloating

19%

—

celiac

19%

—

vascular tumor

19%

—

spastic abdominal pain

19%

—

inflammatory bowel diseases

19%

—

intestinal intussusception

19%

—

sprue

19%

—

diverticulitis

19%

—

kidney adenocarcinoma

19%

—

precancer

18%

—

lymphogranulomatosis

18%

—

genital neoplasms

18%

—

intestinal diverticula

17%

—

hemorrhagic cystitis

17%

—

hepatic cell carcinoma

17%

—

often abdominal pain

17%

—

primary-multiple tumors

17%

—

digestion bloating

17%

—

abdominal pain

17%

—

oncology relatives

16%

—

intestinal ulcer

16%

—

leukemia

16%

—

cystitis

16%

—

vomiting multiple

16%

—

blood diseases

16%

—

lymphocytic

16%

—

fluid in the abdomen

16%

—

frequent nausea

16%

—

abdominal pain with nausea

15%

—

abdominal pain with vomiting

15%

—

rash pustules

15%

—

jaundice

15%

—

enlarged lymph nodes

15%

—

ascites

15%

—

pancreatitis

15%

—

impaired function of the large intestine

15%

—

lymph node lesion

14%

—

little urine

14%

—

appendages of the uterus

14%

—

fistula

14%

—

rupture duodenal dysfunction

14%

—

enteropathy

14%

—

dehydration

14%

—

tuberculosis

14%

—

lymphosarcoma

13%

—

gradual deterioration of

13%

—

digestive disorders

13%

—

violation of the chair

13%

—

nausea vomiting

13%

—

female pelvic organs

13%

—

peptic ulcer

13%

—

nausea

13%

—

sensitivity to medications

13%

—

kidney disease

13%

—

vomiting

12%

—

consequences of taking medications

11%

—

patient's condition

11%

—

onset of illness

11%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

25%

20%

tumors of the large intestine

68%

64%

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