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Results: Differences General ✘Anusitis✘Villous adenoma
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Distinctive symptoms
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pressure in the anus 31% —
benign epithelial tumors — 57%
infectious colitis 31% —
malignization — 49%
colitis 29% —
tumors of the sigmoid colon — 45%
hemorrhoids 24% —
tumors of the large intestine 11% 55%
fistula of the anus 23% —
benign neoplasms — 42%
restrains stool 23% —
little mucus in the stool — 40%
inflammation 22% —
polyps — 38%
perianal dermatitis 22% —
warts are large — 38%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 21% —
intestinal tumor 9% 46%
rectal gonorrhea 20% —
intestinal lumen is deformed — 36%
presses 20% —
stool with mucus and blood — 32%
pressure on the rectum 20% —
diarrhea with mucus — 31%
between the buttocks 19% —
loose stools with mucus — 31%
up strong 18% —
intestinal lumen is narrowed — 29%
dryness of the anus 18% —
villous tumor of the colon — 29%
incontinence of feces 18% —
mucus in feces — 28%
fistula 18% —
abundance of mucus — 28%
hard stools 18% —
increased bleeding — 27%
prolapse of the rectum 18% —
loss of fluids — 25%
discharge from the anus 18% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 25%
rectal surgery 17% —
soft swelling — 25%
paraproctitis 17% —
intestinal polyp — 25%
urinary incontinence 17% —
oncology 10% 35%
defense of abdominal muscles 17% —
blood in feces — 24%
can't hold urine 17% —
diarrhea with blood — 23%
skin problems 16% —
porous skin — 23%
intestinal lethargy 16% —
intestinal obstruction — 22%
pararectal fistula 16% —
warts — 22%
muscle hypertonus 15% —
skin overgrowth — 22%
cryptit 15% —
tumour in the abdomen — 22%
intestinal spasms 15% —
tubular adenoma — 21%
rectocele 15% —
painful swelling — 21%
muscle rupture 15% —
big man — 20%
muscle damage 15% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 20%
involuntary discharge of gases 14% —
impressionability — 20%
abnormalities of intestinal development 14% —
rapid weight loss — 19%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 14% —
thin — 19%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 14% —
loss body weight — 19%
perineal rupture 14% —
sensations in the legs — 19%
violation of the stool 14% —
abdominal pain — 18%
from the discharge of gases 14% —
anemia — 18%
papillitis 14% —
emotional — 17%
consequences of pregnancy 14% —
angioplasty — 16%
anal fissures 13% —
intestinal resection 7% 23%
prolonged defecation 13% —
tumors of the rectum 11% 25%
stool with gases 13% —
stool meager 10% 22%
heaviness in the anus 13% —
pain in the intestines 9% 20%
constipation 13% —
bleeding 6% 17%
bloating 13% —
history of surgery 11% 21%
scarring 13% —
necrosis 8% 17%
patient is motionless 13% —
there are no complaints 7% 16%
spasm 13% —
unformed feces 14% 19%
bent legs 12% —
diarrhea 14% 19%
recovery period 12% —
lowered 11% 15%
tone of large intestine is lowered 12% —
increased 11% 15%
gonorrhea 12% —
intestinal mucosa 18% 20%
feeling of electricity 12% —
spastic intestinal dyskinesia 12% —
trauma 12% —
consequences of surgery 12% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 12% —
skin is hot 12% —
dermatitis 12% —
can not recover 12% —
stage of recovery 12% —
cough 12% —
in the morning listlessness 11% —
abdominal muscle spasm 11% —
the surgical suture is inflamed 11% —
sense of responsibility 11% —
radiation proctitis 11% —
there was a caesarean section 11% —
scrupulous 11% —
caesarean section 11% —
episiotomy 11% —
irregular stool 11% —
caesarean section in the anamnesis 11% —
suppuration of the skin 11% —
crohn 11% —
intestinal abscess 11% —
myositis 11% —
pronounced defense of abdominal muscles 11% —
abdominal reflexes are enhanced 11% —
dry 11% —
scar inflammation 11% —
patient's condition 11% —
urinary incontinence after childbirth 11% —
wound 11% —
big buttocks 11% —
consequences of taking medications 11% —
hemorrhoid prolapse 10% —
urination incomplete 10% —
syndrome of the piriformis muscle 10% —
surgical infections 10% —
omission of the rectum 10% —
urinary incontinence in women 10% —
fiber in feces 10% —
urinary incontinence in the morning 10% —
irritation of the anus 10% —
eating and drinking 10% —
constipation after surgery 10% —
abundant stool 10% —
neurological disorders 10% —
prolapse of the uterus and vagina 10% —
vaginal fistulas 10% —
fistula of the rectum 10% —
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse 10% —
congestion purulent wounds 10% —
sheep feces 10% —
atonic constipation 10% —
intestinal dyskinesia 10% —
hemorrhoids palpation 10% —
consequences of injuries 10% —
no discharge 10% —
poor endurance 10% —
rectovaginal fistula 10% —
internal hemorrhoids 10% —
skin tender 10% —
cystocele 10% —
better from work 10% —
discomfort in the intestines 9% —
pain in the anus during defecation 9% —
abdominal cramps 9% —
asleep cough during the day 9% —
stiffness in the joints 9% —
tired of coughing 9% —
bowel prolapse 9% —
abscess 9% —
spicy food 9% —
coughing in the morning 9% —
intestinal fistula 9% —
rapid childbirth 9% —
radiation cystitis 9% —
little urine 9% —
lack of urination 9% —
helminths 9% —
sexual arousal 9% —
muscle tension 9% —
straining during bowel movements 9% —
consequences of infection 9% —
uterine prolapse 9% —
vaginal wall prolapse 9% —
uterine prolapse 9% —
responsible 9% —

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