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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic colitis✘Spasm of the anal sphincter
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%6%
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peptic ulcer 56% 6%
intermittent constipation — 81%
necrosis 53% 5%
anal fissures 3% 63%
blood in feces 26% —
spasm 2% 55%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 14% —
constipation 5% 51%
stool with mucus 12% —
worse sitting — 40%
diarrhea 10% —
pain after stool — 32%
proctitis 10% —
pain in the rectum 5% 28%
infectious colitis 9% —
hemorrhoids 2% 25%
bleeding 8% —
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter — 22%
medicinal colitis 8% —
defecation painful 4% 25%
tenesmus 8% —
alternating constipation — 17%
inconclusive urge to defecate 8% —
disease periodic muscle — 17%
intestinal mucosa 7% —
pain in the intestines 7% 23%
heaviness in the anus 7% —
constipation from stress — 16%
perforation of the colon 7% —
stress spasm — 15%
intestinal bleeding 7% —
intestinal spasms 3% 18%
impaired function of the large intestine 7% —
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 6% 20%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 7% —
changeable mood — 14%
duodenitis 7% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 2% 16%
acute colitis 7% —
irritation around the anus — 13%
hypertrophy biliary tract 6% —
irritation of the anus — 13%
intestinal infection 6% —
stabbing pain in the anus — 13%
rectum stomach 6% —
eating paper — 13%
stool in the morning 6% —
pain in the coccyx — 13%
anemia 6% —
pain spasm 2% 15%
inflammation of the stomach 6% —
vegetative instability — 12%
bloating 6% —
emotional exhaustion — 12%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 6% —
aching pain in the anus 3% 14%
chronic condition 6% —
acute stabbing pains — 11%
state of exacerbation 6% —
coccyx injury — 11%
liquid stool 6% —
improvement after defecation — 11%
pseudomembranous colitis 6% —
pain is better from a warm bath — 11%
sclerosing cholangitis 6% —
pain in the anus after stool — 11%
remission 6% —
life changes — 11%
periods of exacerbation 6% —
nervous exhaustion — 10%
area stool several times a day 6% —
pain in the anus in women — 10%
impaired gastric function 6% —
neurosis 2% 12%
ileit 5% —
emotional 2% 12%
leukocytosis 5% —
chronic anal fissure 3% 13%
pus in feces 5% —
hemorrhoids with rectal fissure 3% 13%
gastritis 5% —
stools with effort — 9%
abundant stool 5% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 9%
dysbacteriosis 5% —
pain is better from the heat — 9%
allergy 5% —
straining during bowel movements — 9%
lowered 5% —
nervous excitability — 9%
constipation with inconclusive urges 5% —
hemorrhoids constipation — 9%
yersiniosis 5% —
fear of defecation — 9%
stool with gases 5% —
stress neurosis — 9%
intoxication 5% —
severe exhaustion — 9%
megacolon 5% —
rude behavior — 9%
pain due to flatulence 5% —
constipation after surgery — 9%
enteritis 5% —
impaired nervous system function — 9%
abdominal pain 5% —
pain in the anus during defecation 3% 12%
chronic proctitis 5% —
muscle tension — 9%
salmonellosis 5% —
pricks — 8%
angioplasty 5% —
fear of life — 8%
cholangitis 5% —
fear of pain — 8%
diverticulitis 4% —
neurasthenia — 8%
acute sigmoiditis 4% —
muscle pain — 8%
intolerance to drugs 4% —
adhesions in the intestines — 8%
immunodeficiency 4% —
better from heat — 8%
allergic gastritis 4% —
worse constipation — 8%
calcium 4% —
electric burns — 8%
spastic abdominal pain 4% —
intestinal lethargy 3% 11%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 4% —
pain in the groin area 2% 10%
inflammatory infiltrate 4% —
acute pain 2% 9%
high temperature 4% —
vegetative vascular dystonia — 7%
there are no complaints 4% —
muscular dystonia — 7%
black tongue 4% —
spinal injury — 7%
cytomegalovirus 4% —
high intelligence — 7%
rectal bleeding 4% —
emotional child — 7%
effects of hormone 4% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 7%
constipation for 2 days 4% —
emotional tension — 7%
consequences of infection 4% —
mental tension — 7%
serious condition 4% —
emotional burnout — 7%
effects of taking antibiotics 4% —
mental exhaustion — 7%
hypoproteinemia 4% —
tumour in the abdomen — 7%
radiation damage 4% —
constant fear — 7%
irritable bowel syndrome 4% —
neuroses in children — 7%
inflammation 11% 5%
prolonged defecation — 7%
frequent stools 4% —
abdominal injuries — 7%
colitis in children 4% —
operative delivery — 7%
paraproctitis 4% —
damage to the nervous system — 7%
moderate condition 4% —
complications of childbirth — 7%
restorative and reconstructive operations 4% —
severe stress — 7%
abscess 4% —
psychosomatics — 6%
gastroenteritis 4% —
shape of large intestine is changed 5% 11%
metastases 4% —
no strength — 6%
opportunistic infections 4% —
pain in the sigmoid colon 5% 11%
microscopic colitis 4% —
hysteria — 6%
digestion bloating 4% —
muscle hypertonus — 6%
belly enlargement 4% —
aching 2% 8%
stool after the day 4% —
illness from stress — 6%
pancreatitis 4% —
constipation children 2% 8%
liver problems 4% —
painful appearance — 6%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 4% —
no stool 2% 8%
necrotic pancreatitis 3% —
constant weakness — 6%
often abdominal pain 3% —
overexcitation of the psyche — 6%
adenomatous polyp 3% —
traumatic illness — 6%
worse at 12 o'clock 3% —
overwork — 6%

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