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Results: Differences General ✘Bladder injury✘Chronic sigmoiditis
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Distinctive symptoms
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can't hold urine 65% —
proctitis — 53%
urinary incontinence 63% —
chronic colitis — 48%
bladder injury 59% —
infectious colitis — 47%
laceration 52% —
medicinal colitis — 43%
gunshot wounds 47% —
colitis — 41%
heaviness in the bladder 45% —
chronic proctitis — 40%
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate 44% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 40%
inconclusive urge to urinate 44% —
microscopic colitis — 36%
pelvic bone fracture 40% —
peptic ulcer — 36%
criminal abortion 39% —
acute colitis — 36%
irritating bloating 39% —
remission — 35%
bruise 38% —
intestinal bleeding — 35%
erythropenia 36% —
perforation of the colon — 35%
faints in 35% —
blood in feces — 35%
ligament rupture 35% —
primary sclerosing cholangitis — 35%
diuresis is reduced 35% —
intestinal mucosa — 34%
pain in the bladder 34% —
crohn — 34%
bloating of the entire abdomen 33% —
periods of exacerbation — 34%
tension in the bladder area 33% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 33%
urine is caustic 33% —
frequent stools — 33%
traumatic shock 33% —
sclerosing cholangitis — 33%
lack of urge to urinate 33% —
chronic condition — 32%
changes in urine 32% —
gastrointestinal problems — 32%
adenomectomy 32% —
acute sigmoiditis — 32%
stupid 31% —
area stool several times a day — 31%
feeling of cold in head 31% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 31%
speeded up urination 31% —
pain in the rectum — 31%
contrast-induced nephropathy 31% —
defecation painful — 29%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 31% —
shape of large intestine is changed — 28%
consequences of injuries 39% 6%
tumors of the large intestine — 28%
hemorrhages on the skin 30% —
radiation proctitis — 28%
cold skin 30% —
cholangitis — 27%
heaviness in the neck 30% —
megacolon — 27%
urination painful 30% —
patient's condition — 26%
cries at the reception 30% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 26%
concussion of the brain 30% —
blood from the anus — 26%
urethral stricture 29% —
bowel cancer — 25%
urination incomplete 29% —
tenesmus — 25%
full 29% —
ileit — 25%
on the back abdominal wall 29% —
hard stools — 24%
bladder interventions 39% 8%
impaired function of the large intestine — 24%
discharge from the urethra 29% —
surgical infections — 23%
rupture of the spleen 28% —
colitis in children — 23%
urination rare 28% —
heaviness in the anus — 23%
urethral injuries 28% —
overweight — 23%
lack of urination 28% —
moderate condition — 23%
effects of shock 28% —
restorative and reconstructive operations — 23%
blue skin 27% —
intestinal tumor — 23%
cold in the head 27% —
hypoproteinemia — 23%
wound 38% 9%
duodenitis — 23%
prostate cancer 27% —
stool immediately after eating — 22%
lung rupture 27% —
metastases — 22%
bone fracture 26% —
pus in feces — 22%
red urine 26% —
consequences of infection — 22%
blue belly 26% —
abdominal pain during defecation — 22%
muscle rupture 26% —
aching pain in the left groin — 22%
confusion 26% —
state of exacerbation — 22%
anuria 26% —
helminths — 21%
defense of abdominal muscles 26% —
diarrhea — 21%
weak stream of urine 25% —
digestive disorders — 21%
severe dizziness 25% —
irritation of the anus — 21%
urination with blood 25% —
dysbacteriosis — 21%
catatrauma 25% —
opportunistic infections — 21%
fainting from pain 25% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 21%
sudden dizziness 24% —
rapid weight loss — 21%
surgery in the urethra 35% 9%
emaciation — 21%
overflow of the head 24% —
insufficiency of the anal sphincter — 21%
polytrauma 24% —
pseudomembranous colitis — 21%
skin is coming off 24% —
rectal cancer — 20%
impaired prostate function 24% —
cytomegalovirus — 20%
alcohol poisoning 23% —
allergic gastritis — 20%
fecal vomiting 23% —
constant pain — 20%
night work 23% —
intolerance to drugs — 20%
sensations in the neck 23% —
immunodeficiency — 20%
abdominal injuries 23% —
diverticulitis — 20%
falls to the floor 23% —
pain in the anus during defecation — 20%
weakness and palpitations 23% —
stool with mucus — 20%
effects of radiation 23% —
constipation — 20%
heartbeat in the head 22% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 20%
lung damage 22% —
spastic abdominal pain — 20%
kidney damage 22% —
food poisoning — 20%
big head 22% —
thin — 19%
dizziness weakness 22% —
effects of hormone — 19%
bruise 22% —
enteritis — 19%
arterial bleeding 21% —
Red blood cells in the fecal — 19%
swelling from a bite 21% —
pain under the lower ribs — 19%
genital neoplasms 21% —
concussion pain is worse — 19%
abortions 21% —
liquid stool — 19%
abdominal swelling 21% —
stool in the morning — 19%
urination disorder 31% 8%
high temperature — 19%
shock states of various genesis 20% —
intestinal infection — 19%
traumatic brain injury 20% —
necrosis — 19%
head injury 20% —
pain in the solar plexus — 19%
fainting 20% —
there are no complaints — 19%
pale skin 20% —
rectal bleeding — 19%
dizziness 19% —
abdominal distension a — 18%
nephropathy 19% —
drug disease — 18%
vascular damage 18% —
impaired gastric function — 18%
scarring 18% —
decreased potassium — 18%
presses 17% —
aching pain in the left hypochondrium — 18%

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