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Results: Differences General ✘Vaginitis in girls✘Proctitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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candidiasis 66% —
infectious colitis — 87%
fungus 53% —
pain in the rectum — 37%
vaginal discharge curd 27% —
chronic colitis — 28%
genital itching 27% —
pain in the intestines — 25%
vaginal discharge 21% —
burning in the anus — 25%
itching of female genitals 20% —
anal fissures — 25%
itching of the vagina 20% —
increased triiodothyronine — 21%
white discharge from the vagina 18% —
burning in the intestines — 21%
internal itching 13% —
inflammation 1% 21%
burning in the vagina 11% —
peptic ulcer — 20%
pain in the vagina 14% 5%
proctitis — 17%
yellowish discharge from the vagina 6% —
increase of the alkaline phosphatase — 16%
itching of the labia 5% —
ulcerative proctitis — 16%
green discharge from the vagina 5% —
necrosis — 16%
itching in the urethra 5% —
discharge from the anus — 15%
pinworms 4% —
acute sigmoiditis — 15%
vaginosis 4% —
pressure in the anus — 15%
burning of the vulva 4% —
itching and burning in the anus — 13%
genital herpes 4% —
burning around the anus — 13%
STDs 3% —
increased — 13%
candida fungi 3% —
intestinal mucosa — 12%
white with an unpleasant odor 3% —
heaviness in the anus — 12%
hyperemia of genitals 2% —
acute colitis — 12%
vaginitis 2% —
itching in the anus — 12%
painful urination 2% —
radiation proctitis — 12%
foreign body of the vagina 2% —
constipation 1% 12%
trichomonas urethritis 2% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 1% 12%
child spits 2% —
fiber in feces — 11%
hemorrhoids — 11%
restrains stool — 11%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 10%
abscess — 10%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter — 10%
unformed feces — 10%
scarring — 10%
medicinal colitis — 10%
anemia — 10%
gastrointestinal problems 1% 11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 1% 11%
diarrhea — 10%
cystitis from hypothermia — 9%
consequences of infection — 9%
consequences of surgery — 9%
rectal gonorrhea — 9%
fistula of the rectum — 9%
pressure on the rectum — 9%
abscess of the Douglas space — 9%
tenesmus — 9%
burning itching 1% 10%
presses — 9%
rectal surgery — 8%
radiation damage — 8%
up strong — 8%
urinary incontinence — 8%
paraproctitis — 8%
defense of abdominal muscles — 8%
sowing on intestinal flora — 8%
blood from the anus — 8%
can't hold urine — 8%
prostate abscess — 8%
constipation with inconclusive urges — 8%
incontinence of feces — 8%
rectal cancer — 8%
suppuration of the skin — 8%
skin problems — 8%
intestinal ulcer — 8%
dryness of the anus — 8%
mucous hyperemia — 8%
prolapse of the rectum — 8%
hard stools — 8%
pain in the anus in men — 8%
changes in feces — 7%
cystitis in women — 7%
tumors of the rectum — 7%
pain in the groin area — 7%
spicy food — 7%
muscle hypertonus — 7%
intestinal spasms — 7%
stool with mucus and blood — 7%
muscle damage — 7%
fistula of the anus — 7%
muscle rupture — 7%
radiation therapy — 7%
burning of the skin — 7%
rectocele — 7%
chronic anal fissure — 7%
burns 2% 9%
history of surgery 1% 8%
consequences of taking medications 1% 8%
intestinal lethargy — 7%
constipation with urges — 7%
cystitis — 7%
pain in the anus in women — 7%
from the discharge of gases — 7%
perineal rupture — 7%
oncology — 7%
constipation in the elderly — 6%
eating and drinking — 6%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 6%
involuntary discharge of gases — 6%
abnormalities of intestinal development — 6%
violation of the stool — 6%
burning in the eyes — 6%
polyps — 6%
chronic cystitis — 6%
eyes close — 6%
feeling of electricity — 6%
pelvic abscess — 6%
stage of recovery — 6%
scrotum pain — 6%
recovery period — 6%
cough — 6%
breath no itching — 6%
neoplasms of the vulva — 6%
severe chills — 6%
can not recover — 6%
patient is motionless — 6%
bent legs — 6%
consequences of pregnancy — 6%
testicular pain — 6%
bloating — 6%
worse during meals — 6%
prolonged defecation — 6%
constipation with fever — 6%
-willed redness of the anus — 6%
feeling the heat in the anus — 6%
groin pain in women — 6%
tone of large intestine is lowered — 6%
worse food — 6%
pain in the perineum in men — 6%
fighting — 6%
stomach bloating strong — 6%
mucus in feces — 6%
spastic intestinal dyskinesia — 6%
spasm — 6%
amoebiasis — 6%
stool with gases — 6%
prostatitis — 6%
improvement from alcohol — 6%
temperature with chills — 5%
a history of endoscopic surgery — 5%
stool meager — 5%
internal hemorrhoids — 5%
intra-phase infections — 5%
postoperative scars — 5%
between the buttocks — 5%
trauma — 5%
sense of responsibility — 5%
effects of taking antibiotics — 5%
patient's condition — 5%
skin tender — 5%
severe itching of the skin — 5%
abdominal muscle spasm — 5%
irregular stool — 5%
scrupulous — 5%
absent-mindedness — 5%
consequences of injuries — 5%
no discharge — 5%
unbearable pain — 5%
there was a caesarean section — 5%
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse — 5%
hemorrhoids palpation — 5%
intestinal dyskinesia — 5%
better from work — 5%
sheep feces — 5%
congestion purulent wounds — 5%
mucous stools — 5%
urinary incontinence in women — 5%
rectovaginal fistula — 5%
abundant stool — 5%
constipation after surgery — 5%
lower back pain — 5%

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