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Results: Differences General ✘K62.8.1✘B55.1
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 11%(3)100%(4)
Infection tests 8%(1)86%(0)
Coprogram 47%(7)12%(1)
Blood biochemistry 16%(0)35%(2)
Thyroid hormones 21%(2)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —90%
infectious colitis 87% —
ureaplasmosis — 62%
pain in the rectum 33% —
giardiasis — 59%
chronic colitis 28% —
trichomoniasis 7% 61%
burning in the anus 25% —
trichomoniasis in women 7% 61%
anal fissures 25% —
visceral leishmaniasis — 52%
increased triiodothyronine 21% —
clamidiosis — 50%
pain in the intestines 20% —
mycoplasma — 50%
burning in the intestines 20% —
cutaneous leishmaniasis — 46%
proctitis 17% —
STDs — 45%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 16% —
hiv — 26%
discharge from the anus 16% —
hypersplenism — 25%
ulcerative proctitis 16% —
periodic illness 5% 30%
acute sigmoiditis 15% —
ulcers on the skin 5% 29%
pressure in the anus 15% —
helminths 5% 29%
itching and burning in the anus 14% —
worms in the feces — 24%
burning around the anus 13% —
sucks in the stomach — 24%
heaviness in the anus 13% —
diarrhea during menstruation — 24%
radiation proctitis 12% —
papules — 24%
inflammatory bowel diseases 12% —
hereditary jade — 23%
itching in the anus 12% —
on palpation — 23%
acute colitis 12% —
agranulocytosis — 23%
intestinal mucosa 12% —
mucous stools 5% 28%
constipation 11% —
boil — 22%
restrains stool 11% —
folliculitis — 22%
fiber in feces 11% —
changeable stool — 22%
burning itching 11% —
pathological affect — 20%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 11% —
bacterial pneumonia — 20%
hemorrhoids 11% —
skin compaction — 20%
cystitis from hypothermia 10% —
hypotrophy — 19%
consequences of infection 10% —
hemorrhagic pneumonia — 19%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 10% —
violation of the stool 6% 25%
abscess of the Douglas space 10% —
childhood diseases — 18%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 10% —
area stool several times a day — 18%
rectal gonorrhea 10% —
impotence — 18%
medicinal colitis 10% —
babies rashes — 18%
consequences of surgery 9% —
high temperature 4% 22%
rectal cancer 9% —
lymph nodes are solid — 18%
presses 9% —
there is heart failure — 17%
pressure on the rectum 9% —
A little weakness — 17%
fistula of the rectum 9% —
heart failure — 17%
burns 9% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 17%
itchy skin 9% —
pneumonia — 17%
mucous hyperemia 9% —
thin — 17%
intestinal ulcer 9% —
does not tolerate pain 4% 21%
cystitis in women 8% —
adynamia — 16%
urinary incontinence 8% —
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities — 16%
prolapse of the rectum 8% —
exhaustion — 16%
blood from the anus 8% —
nosebleed — 16%
constipation with inconclusive urges 8% —
the rashes are pink — 16%
changes in feces 8% —
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver — 16%
defense of abdominal muscles 8% —
menstruation irregular — 16%
tumors of the rectum 8% —
stool in the morning — 16%
hard stools 8% —
liver necrosis — 16%
sowing on intestinal flora 8% —
febrile body temperature — 16%
can't hold urine 8% —
splenectomy — 16%
dryness of the anus 8% —
irregular stool 5% 21%
up strong 8% —
sensitivity of mucous membranes — 16%
incontinence of feces 8% —
liver pain — 15%
prostate abscess 8% —
exanthema — 15%
rectal surgery 8% —
hypertensive heart failure — 15%
paraproctitis 8% —
chronic pneumonia — 15%
polyps 7% —
chronic venous edema — 15%
eating and drinking 7% —
portal hypertension — 15%
cystitis 7% —
blood diseases 3% 18%
muscle rupture 7% —
inflammation of the kidneys — 14%
fistula of the anus 7% —
leukopenia — 14%
rectocele 7% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 14%
from the discharge of gases 7% —
ascites — 14%
perineal rupture 7% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 14%
muscle damage 7% —
addiction — 14%
pelvic abscess 7% —
pain in the veins — 14%
chronic anal fissure 7% —
brown spots on the skin — 14%
oncology 7% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 14%
intestinal spasms 7% —
enlargement of the spleen — 14%
constipation with urges 7% —
swelling from a bite — 14%
radiation therapy 7% —
small rash — 14%
stool with mucus and blood 7% —
warts — 14%
intestinal lethargy 7% —
abdominal swelling — 14%
muscle hypertonus 7% —
hypoproteinemia — 14%
spicy food 7% —
skin problems 8% 22%
burning of the skin 7% —
lymphadenitis — 14%
stage of recovery 6% —
skin spots — 13%
sputum green 6% —
subfebrility — 13%
improvement from alcohol 6% —
general tension — 13%
prostatitis 6% —
pale skin — 13%
gonorrhea 6% —
chronic heart failure — 13%
stool with gases 6% —
enlarged liver — 13%
worse food 6% —
rapid reaction — 13%
can not recover 6% —
general swelling does — 13%
intestinal polyp 6% —
febrility — 13%
severe chills 6% —
swelling of the legs — 13%
fighting 6% —
drug disease 2% 15%
tone of large intestine is lowered 6% —
madness — 12%
worse during meals 6% —
loss body weight — 12%
spastic intestinal dyskinesia 6% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 12%
intestinal abscess 6% —
immunodeficiency — 12%
feeling of electricity 6% —
rapid weight loss — 12%
bent legs 6% —
no appetite — 12%
trophic ulcer 6% —
tachycardia — 12%
burning in the eyes 6% —
delirium — 12%

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