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Results: Differences General	✘K63.8.1	✘R10
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 17%(2) 14%(14) Elements and vitamins — 26%(0) Thyroid hormones 22%(2) 2%(2) General blood test 12%(2) 9%(3) Coprogram 17%(2) 2%(0) General urine test — 8%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	6%	100%
infectious colitis	87%	—
pain in the groin area	5%	98%
chronic colitis	25%	—
pain in the right groin	—	69%
pain in the rectum	29%	3%
pain in the right side of the abdomen	—	58%
increased triiodothyronine	22%	—
pain in the left groin	7%	62%
anal fissures	21%	—
lower abdominal pain	5%	59%
fiber in feces	17%	—
abdominal pain on the right	—	54%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	17%	—
abdominal pain on the left	7%	57%
gastritis	20%	3%
pulling pain in	—	17%
necrosis	14%	—
abdominal pain	4%	20%
proctitis	14%	—
aching pain in the left groin	—	16%
acute sigmoiditis	13%	—
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	—	13%
peptic ulcer	17%	2%
aching abdominal pain on the left	—	10%
pain in the intestines	18%	3%
pulling abdominal pain	—	10%
ulcerative proctitis	11%	—
diverticulum of the bladder	—	7%
abscess	11%	—
neurogenic pain	—	6%
anemia	10%	—
painful swelling	—	6%
spastic colitis	10%	—
back pain	—	6%
acute colitis	10%	—
constant pain	—	6%
inflammation	18%	6%
constant aching pain	—	5%
pain in the perineum	9%	—
muscle pain	—	5%
epigastric pain on the left	9%	—
oncology	—	5%
constipation sheep feces	8%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	5%
subcutaneous paraproctitis	8%	—
periodic illness	—	5%
pain in the left side of the body	8%	—
pain in the muscles of the back	—	5%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter	8%	—
neurological disorders	—	5%
dysbacteriosis	8%	—
sarcopenia	—	5%
worse after defecation	8%	—
history of surgery	—	5%
pain in the lower abdomen on the left	8%	—
stage of recovery	—	5%
sensation of a foreign body in the anus	8%	—
cystitis	—	5%
gastritis with low acidity	8%	—
he feels like an old man	—	5%
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse	7%	—
constant joint pain	—	5%
bloating	7%	—
senile asthenia syndrome	—	5%
hemorrhoid prolapse	7%	—
recovery period	—	5%
abdominal pain with fever	7%	—
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia	—	5%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	7%	—
chronic cystitis	—	5%
tenesmus	7%	—
nerve damage	—	5%
volume of gallbladder is lowered	7%	—
surgical infections	—	5%
stomach bloating strong	7%	—
pain in the feet permanent	—	4%
impaired function of the small intestine	7%	—
arthritis with pain	—	4%
chronic anal fissure	7%	—
spinal injury	—	4%
enzymatic insufficiency	7%	—
arthrosis	—	4%
pain after stool	7%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	4%
proctalgia	7%	—
bursitis	—	4%
inconclusive urge to defecate	7%	—
pain in the entire spine	—	4%
sheep feces	7%	—
myeloma	—	4%
chronic gastritis	6%	—
lower back pain	—	4%
subacute condition	6%	—
cancer	—	4%
intermittent constipation	6%	—
bacterial prostatitis	—	4%
uremia	6%	—
more often in old age	—	4%
worse in violation of the diet	6%	—
cognitive disorders	—	4%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	6%	—
genital pain in men	—	4%
foreign body sensation	6%	—
pain from the load	—	4%
mucous stools	6%	—
pain during exercise	—	4%
fever abdominal pain	6%	—
herpes zoster	—	4%
pain all over the stomach	6%	—
elderly patients	—	4%
erosive gastritis	6%	—
angiopathy	—	4%
feeling of heat in the stomach	6%	—
falls in the elderly	—	4%
acute duodenitis	6%	—
prostate pain	—	4%
osteochondrosis	6%	—
neurological pain	—	4%
intestinal spasms	6%	—
discomfort in the lower abdomen	—	4%
gastroduodenitis	6%	—
prostatitis	—	4%
low acidity	6%	—
pain after a fracture	—	4%
paraproctitis	6%	—
joint replacement in the anamnesis	—	4%
hard stools	6%	—
spinal fracture	—	4%
hemorrhoids	6%	—
executive	—	4%
prolapse of the rectum	6%	—
back aching	—	4%
mucus in feces	6%	—
joint pain in the muscle	—	4%
frequent stools	6%	—
cancer pain	—	4%
spicy food	6%	—
muscle damage	—	4%
worse extreme temperatures	6%	—
impaired prostate function	—	4%
illness from stress	5%	—
back pain is aching	—	4%
acute abdominal pains	5%	—
orthopedic implant	—	4%
there is a fever in the whole body	5%	—
acute back pain	—	4%
sharp abdominal pain	5%	—
sensations in the legs	—	4%
spondylopathy	5%	—
discomfort in the perineum	—	4%
stomach pain	5%	—
chronic urethritis	—	4%
acute injury	5%	—
constant weakness	—	4%
acute abdomen	5%	—
back injury	—	4%
eating and drinking	5%	—
vitamin d deficiency	—	4%
left-sided symptoms	5%	—
nsaid-gastropathy	—	4%
drug poisoning	5%	—
postherpetic neuralgia	—	4%
sharp pain in the stomach	5%	—
pain in the lumbar back	—	4%
duodenitis	5%	—
frequent cystitis	—	4%
muscular dystonia	5%	—
polymorbidity	—	4%
enteritis	5%	—
aching joints	—	4%
nervous exhaustion	5%	—
osteoporosis	—	4%
up mania	5%	—
joint pain	—	4%
unformed feces	4%	—
beriberi	—	3%
exhaustion	4%	—
lung pain	—	3%
dry	4%	—
family man	—	3%
nausea	4%	—
pain in the knees	—	3%
exhaustion after illness	4%	—
decrease sodium	—	3%
general intoxication syndrome	4%	—
growing pains	—	3%
diarrhea	4%	—
rheumatism	—	3%
hormonal disorders	4%	—
joint destruction	—	3%
spasm	4%	—
abdominal discomfort	—	3%
overwork	4%	—
pain in the knee joints	—	3%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	8%	4%
fatigue in the legs	—	3%
gastrointestinal problems	8%	4%
it hurts to talk	—	3%
gout	6%	2%
feeling of bruising	—	3%

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