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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Chronic enterocolitisГемоколит у детей
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Distinctive symptoms
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protein with increased 37%
blood from the anus 13% 95%
lowered 37%
colitis 8% 88%
increased ESR 35%
diverticular colon disease 70%
shape of large intestine is changed 34%
rectal bleeding 15% 84%
area stool several times a day 26%
allergic gastritis 14% 82%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 26%
diarrhea from dairy 64%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 26%
diarrhea from milk 64%
perforation of the colon 26%
intestinal infection 28% 91%
with reactive protein increased 25%
antibiotic-associated diarrhea 63%
proctitis 25%
medicinal colitis 23% 85%
chronic enterocolitis 25%
bacterial enteritis 12% 73%
frequent stools 25%
intestinal dysbiosis in children 61%
hypoproteinemia 24%
defecation with extraneous 61%
periodic illness 23%
foreign body of the rectum 60%
rectal surgery 23%
diarrhea after antibiotics 60%
stool in the morning 22%
diarrhea with blood 13% 73%
pararectal fistula 22%
inflammation of the stomach 25% 84%
megacolon 21%
streaks of blood in feces 59%
onset of illness 21%
intestinal bleeding 19% 77%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 21%
creatorrhea 56%
pancreatitis 21%
bacterial dysentery 56%
colitis in children 20%
bleeding 16% 71%
crohn's disease in children 20%
duodenitis 4% 59%
frequent bloating 20%
fiber in feces 55%
tumors of the large intestine 20%
impaired function of the large intestine 33% 88%
intestinal resection 20%
uveitis in children 54%
intestinal tumor 19%
increased bleeding 7% 61%
moderate condition 19%
enteritis 21% 74%
opportunistic infections 19%
gastroduodenitis 10% 62%
rumbling in the stomach after eating 19%
abdominal pain after diarrhea 8% 60%
bowel cancer 18%
pus in feces 14% 66%
often abdominal pain 18%
abdominal pain during defecation 15% 67%
inconclusive urge to defecate 18%
constant aching pain 51%
loss body weight 18%
intestinal diverticula 12% 63%
nausea 18%
blood diseases 15% 66%
rapid weight loss 18%
inversion of the intestines 51%
ileit 17%
unformed feces 28% 78%
stool meager 17%
violation of the stool 28% 78%
state of exacerbation 17%
pain in the lower abdomen on the left 11% 60%
intestinal abscess 17%
inflammatory bowel diseases 30% 79%
sowing on intestinal flora 17%
constant joint pain 48%
vaccination 17%
impaired gastric function 25% 73%
small intestine resection 17%
diarrhea 29% 77%
paraproctitis 17%
feces undigested 48%
intolerance to drugs 17%
campylobacteriosis 15% 63%
immunodeficiency 17%
defecation painful 14% 62%
tenesmus 17%
hemorrhagic syndrome 47%
interstitial abscess 16%
effects of taking antibiotics 9% 56%
gas after eating 16%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 17% 64%
food poisoning 16%
inflammation 16% 63%
heaviness in the anus 16%
bloating and rumbling in the stomach 11% 56%
restorative and reconstructive operations 16%
polyps 11% 56%
takes methotrexate 16%
pain in the left groin 11% 56%
effects of hormone 16%
digestion is normal 7% 52%
sudden diarrhea 16%
dyspepsia in children 7% 52%
overweight 16%
milk intolerance 7% 51%
oncology in the anamnesis 16%
feeling of blood loss 44%
anemia 16%
dysentery 10% 53%
history of laparoscopic surgery 16%
difficult defecation 42%
leukocytosis 16%
acute iritis 7% 49%
fistula of the rectum 16%
gastrointestinal problems 26% 68%
tumors of the rectum 16%
abdominal pain 25% 67%
2 children 15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 26% 68%
delayed puberty 15%
crohn 21% 63%
a history of endoscopic surgery 15%
gastric bleeding 41%
congestion belching 15%
pain in the mouth 41%
abdominal pain during meals 15%
allergy 14% 55%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 15%
thick feces 15% 56%
oncology 15%
internal bleeding 6% 46%
intestinal amoebiasis 15%
bleeding ulcer 40%
fistula of the anus 15%
nodular erythema 12% 52%
abscess 15%
yersiniosis 15% 55%
tuberculosis 15%
thirst 40%
high temperature 15%
polyps of the colon 10% 50%
metastases 15%
unbearable pain 39%
intestinal fistula 15%
abdominal pain in children 12% 50%
bloating after eating 15%
abdominal pain on the left 14% 52%
microscopic colitis 15%
discharge from the anus 9% 47%
constipation 15%
allergy to food 9% 46%
rectal cancer 14%
pain over the pubic 9% 46%
infantile 14%
stomatitis 8% 44%
osteoporosis 14%
acute duodenitis 8% 44%
better in morning 14%
improvement from diarrhea 14% 50%
control issues 14%
sclerosing cholangitis 24% 60%
with bloating more on the left 14%
drug disease 16% 52%
regular stool 14%
anal fissures 15% 51%
decreased potassium 14%
stool delay 13% 48%
vitamin c increased 14%
aching pain in the joints 8% 43%
acute sigmoiditis 14%
uveit 8% 43%
suppuration of the skin 14%
intestinal polyp 11% 46%
abdominal pain after eating 14%
pain in the groin area 8% 42%
liver problems 14%
digestion bloating 10% 44%
worse in morning 14%
joint pain in the muscle 8% 42%
better in afternoon 14%
lower abdominal pain 8% 42%
foolishness 14%
gastritis 21% 55%
pseudomembranous colitis 14%
drug allergy 15% 49%
stunting 14%
rumbling in the stomach 13% 47%
childish behavior 14%
vascular damage 34%
intra-abdominal abscesses 14%
pain all over the stomach 15% 48%
abdominal surgery 14%
history of surgery 14% 47%

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