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Results: Differences General	✘Benign epithelial tumors	✘Tumors of the large intestine
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%(2) 33%(1) Histological studies 23%(0) 21%(0) Colonoscopy — 33%(0) General blood test 3%(2) 20%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	11%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
breast tumor	23%	—
intestinal tumor	—	91%
atheroma	15%	—
metastases	6%	91%
removal of stomach polyps	14%	—
cancer	11%	61%
feeling of emptiness in the stomach	12%	—
benign tumors of the large intestine	—	16%
removal of polyps in the anamnesis	11%	—
tumors of the large intestine	—	14%
gastric resection	11%	—
tumors of the rectum	—	13%
electrocoagulation	9%	—
rectal cancer	—	12%
benign tumors of the stomach	9%	—
cell carcinoma colon cancer	—	12%
adductor loop syndrome	8%	—
tumors of the sigmoid colon	—	11%
belching air	8%	—
polyps of the colon	5%	15%
dumping syndrome	7%	—
diffuse polyposis	5%	15%
stomach pain	7%	—
rectal surgery	—	10%
chronic gastritis	7%	—
polyp of the rectum	—	10%
a history of endoscopic surgery	7%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	10%
nausea belching	7%	—
polyps of the sigmoid colon	—	10%
gastric perforation	7%	—
desmoid tumor	—	9%
constant belching air	7%	—
peitz-jaegers syndrome	—	9%
gastric adenoma	7%	—
familial polyposis of the colon	5%	14%
empty	6%	—
consequences of spinal injury	—	8%
stomach nausea	6%	—
villous adenoma	—	8%
gastritis	6%	—
tumors of the small intestine	—	8%
vomiting	6%	—
impaired function of the large intestine	—	8%
atrophic gastritis	6%	—
hump	—	7%
abdominal pain with nausea	6%	—
doubling of the intestine	—	7%
disease dull abdominal pain	6%	—
intestinal polyp	7%	14%
dull pain in the stomach area	6%	—
small bowel cancer	—	7%
Common symptoms are weakness	6%	—
red feces	—	7%
stomach cramping pain	5%	—
stooped	—	7%
eats everything	5%	—
tumors of the peritoneum	—	7%
nose good	5%	—
inflammation	—	7%
weakness after illness	5%	—
fibroma	—	7%
internal bleeding	5%	—
spinal injury	—	6%
black feces	5%	—
pain in the intestines	—	6%
constant nausea	5%	—
spinal fracture	—	6%
pain in the esophagus	5%	—
chest deformity	—	6%
nausea	5%	—
discharge from the anus	—	6%
scabs	5%	—
constipation	—	6%
general weakness	5%	—
uterine leiomyoma	—	6%
nausea from pain	5%	—
dislocation of the vertebrae	—	6%
thick blood	5%	—
worse at 11 o'clock	—	6%
congestion belching	5%	—
intestinal mucosa	—	6%
vomiting coffee grounds	5%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	6%
stomach tumors	10%	3%
bone deformation	—	6%
is better in nature	4%	—
curvature of the spine	—	6%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	4%	—
consequences of physical exertion	—	6%
everything is bad	4%	—
blood in feces	—	6%
malabsorption	4%	—
he can't make up his mind	—	6%
acute abdomen	4%	—
lymphosarcoma	—	6%
difficult to swallow	4%	—
rash over the lip	—	5%
increased bleeding	4%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	5%
enteropathy	4%	—
-willed redness of the anus	—	5%
conservative	4%	—
consequences of a fracture	—	5%
dizziness	4%	—
thoracolumbar kyphosis	—	5%
chronic anemia	4%	—
pigmented spots on the face	—	5%
digestive disorders	4%	—
small intestine resection	—	5%
hemorrhagic diathesis	4%	—
unstable stool	—	5%
rupture duodenal dysfunction	4%	—
back pain	—	5%
history of laparoscopic surgery	4%	—
angiosarcoma	—	5%
pain in the heart	4%	—
consequences of injuries	—	5%
hypoglycemia	4%	—
tenesmus	—	5%
sharp abdominal pain	4%	—
lumbar kyphosis	—	5%
stomach cancer	9%	3%
diarrhea	—	5%
pain in the mouth	4%	—
kaposi 's sarcoma	—	5%
no feeling of hunger	4%	—
hereditary non-polypous colorectal carcinoma	—	5%
removed organs	4%	—
constipation in the elderly	—	5%
indecision	4%	—
mucus in feces	—	5%
acute abdominal pains	4%	—
better in morning	—	5%
sharp pain in the stomach	4%	—
stage of recovery	—	5%
heavy weight	4%	—
aggressive	—	5%
dizziness weakness	4%	—
radiation therapy	—	5%
speech absence	4%	—
inversion of the intestines	—	5%
vomiting with blood	4%	—
wound postoperative	—	5%
gastric adenocarcinoma	8%	3%
red fecal	—	5%
feeling of bruising	3%	—
stiffness in the back	—	5%
fighting	3%	—
cysts and polyps	—	5%
stomach polyps	11%	7%
spinal canal stenosis	—	5%
impaired gastric function	7%	3%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia)	—	5%
recovery period	—	5%
lipoma	—	5%
bloating	—	5%
blood from the anus	—	5%
back pain thoracic	—	5%
colitis	—	5%
joint deformation	—	5%
better in afternoon	—	5%
abdominal pain during defecation	—	5%
intestinal resection	4%	9%
benign epithelial tumors	7%	12%
stomach bloating strong	—	5%
massage worse	—	5%
osteoma	—	5%
history of chest surgery	—	5%
metastatic brain tumors	—	5%
bone fracture	—	5%
diarrhea with mucus	—	5%
peptic ulcer	—	5%
radiation damage	—	5%
consequences of infection	—	5%
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	4%
allergic	—	4%
intestinal infection	—	4%
need for fats	—	4%
onset of illness	—	4%
pain due to flatulence	—	4%
abdominal discomfort	—	4%
no joints	—	4%
pain after injury	—	4%
fibrosarcoma	—	4%
presses	—	4%
wound	—	4%
stool with gases	—	4%
overwork	—	4%
absent-mindedness	—	4%
bloating pain	—	4%
pain worse in the morning	—	4%
frequent constipation	—	4%
muscle tension	—	4%
desire to control	—	4%
sarcoma of the spine	—	4%
brown pigmentation after rashes	—	4%
restorative and reconstructive operations	—	4%
lynch syndrome	—	4%
gangrene	—	4%

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