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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Chronic colitisSpasm of the anal sphincter
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 13%(0)35%(0)
General blood test 25%(19)
Coprogram 24%(9)
Blood biochemistry 18%(14)
Autoimmune markers 14%(4)
Endoscopy 5%(0)8%(0)
Elements and vitamins 10%(5)
Coagulogram 10%(3)
CT of the organ 3%(0)7%(0)
Measurements at the reception 3%(0)7%(0)
General urine test 9%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%6%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
peptic ulcer 55% 6%
intermittent constipation 80%
necrosis 52% 5%
anal fissures 2% 63%
blood in feces 24%
spasm 2% 55%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 14%
constipation 4% 51%
mucus in feces 11%
worse sitting 40%
diarrhea 10%
pain after stool 33%
proctitis 10%
worse after defecation 30%
inconclusive urge to defecate 8%
hemorrhoids 2% 25%
tenesmus 8%
pain in the rectum 5% 28%
medicinal colitis 8%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter 22%
infectious colitis 8%
defecation painful 4% 25%
impaired function of the large intestine 7%
worse from cold 19%
acute colitis 6%
pain in the intestines 6% 23%
pseudomembranous colitis 6%
alternating constipation 17%
state of exacerbation 6%
disease periodic muscle 17%
hypertrophy biliary tract 6%
intestinal spasms 2% 18%
periods of exacerbation 6%
constipation from stress 15%
area stool several times a day 6%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 6% 20%
sclerosing cholangitis 6%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 2% 16%
duodenitis 6%
changeable mood 14%
unformed feces 6%
pain in the coccyx 14%
impaired function of the small intestine 6%
irritation around the anus 13%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 6%
coccyx injury 13%
heaviness in the anus 6%
eating paper 13%
intestinal mucosa 6%
irritation of the anus 13%
intestinal bleeding 6%
emotional exhaustion 12%
perforation of the colon 6%
acute stabbing pains 11%
cholangitis 5%
pain is better from a warm bath 11%
chronic condition 5%
improvement in a warm bath 11%
constipation with inconclusive urges 5%
pain in the anus after stool 11%
allergy 5%
improvement after defecation 11%
angioplasty 5%
life changes 11%
yersiniosis 5%
aching pain in the anus 3% 14%
megacolon 5%
neurosis 2% 12%
salmonellosis 5%
pain in the anus during defecation 2% 12%
gastritis 5%
chronic anal fissure 3% 13%
impaired gastric function 5%
nervous exhaustion 10%
pus in feces 5%
pain in the anus in women 10%
abdominal pain 5%
emotional 2% 12%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 5%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 9%
pain due to flatulence 5%
straining during bowel movements 9%
intestinal infection 5%
muscle tension 9%
bleeding 5%
stools with effort 9%
stomach bloating strong 5%
nervous excitability 9%
stool in the morning 5%
severe exhaustion 9%
anemia 5%
rude behavior 9%
inflammation of the stomach 5%
hemorrhoids constipation 9%
bloating 5%
fear of defecation 9%
ulcerative proctitis 5%
pain is better from the heat 9%
enteritis 5%
there is no constipation 9%
intoxication 5%
impaired nervous system function 9%
frequent stools 4%
constipation after surgery 9%
belly enlargement 4%
stress neurosis 9%
microscopic colitis 4%
exhaustion after illness 1% 10%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 4%
the stool is weak 8%
liver problems 4%
worse constipation 8%
immunodeficiency 4%
fear of pain 8%
metastases 4%
electric burns 8%
intolerance to drugs 4%
neurasthenia 8%
digestion bloating 4%
pricks 8%
consequences of infection 4%
better from heat 8%
opportunistic infections 4%
overexcitation of the psyche 8%
pancreatitis 4%
adhesions in the intestines 8%
hypoproteinemia 4%
muscle pain 8%
stool after the day 4%
fear of life 8%
radiation damage 4%
pain in the groin area 2% 10%
abundant stool 4%
intestinal lethargy 3% 11%
cytomegalovirus 4%
exhaustion 1% 9%
colitis in children 4%
neuroses in children 7%
leukocytosis 4%
mental tension 7%
lowered 4%
complications of childbirth 7%
ileit 4%
tumour in the abdomen 7%
dysbacteriosis 4%
constant fear 7%
moderate condition 4%
severe stress 7%
abscess 4%
mental exhaustion 7%
gastroduodenitis 4%
abdominal injuries 7%
restorative and reconstructive operations 4%
operative delivery 7%
paraproctitis 4%
vegetative vascular dystonia 7%
stool with gases 4%
emotional child 7%
constant bloating 3%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 7%
bloating and rumbling in the stomach 3%
emotional tension 7%
pain in the left groin 3%
emotional burnout 7%
incomplete bowel emptying 3%
damage to the nervous system 7%
gastritis in children 3%
high intelligence 7%
syndrome of the piriformis muscle 3%
prolonged defecation 7%
intestinal polyp 3%
spinal injury 7%
giardiasis 3%
muscular dystonia 7%
disease dull abdominal pain 3%
acute pain 2% 9%
surgical infections 3%
no appetite 6%
polyps 3%
periodic illness 5% 11%
stunting 3%
pain in the sigmoid colon 5% 11%
nausea 3%
stress 2% 8%
hormonal disorders 3%
shape of large intestine is changed 5% 11%
neutrophilosis 3%
rectal surgery 7% 13%
decreased magnesium 3%
trauma 1% 7%
consequences of plastic surgery 3%
history of surgery 4% 10%
better to be alone 3%
painful appearance 6%
protein with increased 3%
overwork 6%
skin problems 3%
psychosomatics 6%
intestinal ulcer 3%
constant weakness 6%

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