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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Hemorrhoidal node thrombosis✘Spasm of the anal sphincter
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 89%(0)34%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%24%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 12%100%
thrombosis 71% —
intermittent constipation 10% 80%
sweating at the slightest physical exertion 57% —
anal fissures 11% 58%
sweating during exercise 53% —
spasm 10% 55%
hemorrhoid thrombosis 43% —
worse after defecation — 33%
hemorrhoids painful 36% —
constipation 23% 50%
internal hemorrhoids 36% —
intestinal spasms — 17%
external hemorrhoids 35% —
alternating constipation — 16%
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse 34% —
disease periodic muscle — 16%
minimum physical load 33% —
constipation from stress — 14%
hemorrhoid prolapse 33% —
aching pain in the anus — 14%
prolapse of the rectum 32% —
eating paper — 13%
sensation of a foreign body in the anus 29% —
coccyx injury — 13%
proctitis 28% —
irritation around the anus — 13%
worse in morning 26% —
pain in the coccyx — 13%
fistula of the rectum 26% —
changeable mood — 13%
infectious colitis 25% —
emotional exhaustion — 12%
paraproctitis 25% —
emotional — 11%
impulsiveness 25% —
improvement after defecation — 11%
obsessive thoughts 24% —
neurosis — 11%
hemorrhoids palpation 24% —
pain in the anus after stool — 11%
foreign body sensation 23% —
acute stabbing pains — 11%
burns 22% —
pain in the sigmoid colon — 11%
subcutaneous paraproctitis 22% —
periodic illness — 11%
discomfort in the intestines 21% —
pain is better from a warm bath — 11%
wound postoperative 20% —
nervous exhaustion — 10%
hemorrhoids bleeding 20% —
improvement in a warm bath — 10%
impaired arterial function 19% —
life changes — 10%
-willed redness of the anus 19% —
exhaustion after illness — 10%
intestinal mucosa 19% —
nervous excitability — 9%
increased bleeding 18% —
there is no constipation — 9%
exacerbation of hemorrhoids 18% —
exhaustion — 9%
rectal infiltration 18% —
severe exhaustion — 9%
burning from hemorrhoids 17% —
stools with effort — 9%
cancer pain 17% —
rude behavior — 9%
hemorrhoidal bleeding 17% —
fear of defecation — 9%
fournier 's gangrene 17% —
pain is better from the heat — 9%
surgical infections 17% —
pricks — 8%
wound 16% —
constipation children — 8%
bleeding 16% —
muscle pain — 8%
vascular damage 16% —
better from heat — 8%
rectal bleeding 16% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 8%
painful swelling 16% —
muscle tension — 8%
is worse at 10 am 16% —
overexcitation of the psyche — 8%
dense tumor 16% —
stress neurosis — 8%
intestinal fistula 15% —
aching — 8%
acute condition 15% —
rectal cancer — 8%
hemorrhoids constipation 26% 9%
adhesions in the intestines — 8%
does not tolerate pain 15% —
impaired nervous system function — 8%
thrombangiitis 15% —
fear of life — 8%
skin problems 15% —
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter 13% 21%
obliterating endarteritis 15% —
prolonged defecation — 7%
swelling 14% —
operative delivery — 7%
tumors of the rectum 23% 7%
complications of childbirth — 7%
blood from the anus after defecation 14% —
electric burns — 7%
consequences of alcohol abuse 14% —
no stool — 7%
intestinal abscess 14% —
muscular dystonia — 7%
pain in the anus in men 14% —
emotional burnout — 7%
fistula of the anus 14% —
neuroses in children — 7%
colitis 22% 6%
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 7%
lowered 14% —
damage to the nervous system — 7%
sedentary lifestyle 14% —
mental exhaustion — 7%
burning in the anus 14% —
stress — 7%
itching and burning in the anus 14% —
the stool is weak — 7%
digestion constipation 13% —
fear of pain — 7%
blood after defecation 13% —
abdominal injuries — 7%
burning in the intestines 13% —
constant fear — 7%
burning around the anus 13% —
mental tension — 7%
polyp of the rectum 13% —
severe stress — 7%
blood in feces 13% —
neurasthenia — 7%
phlegmon 13% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 9% 16%
worse in violation of the diet 13% —
emotional child — 7%
that's diarrhea constipation 13% —
vegetative vascular dystonia — 7%
inflammation 19% 4%
no strength — 6%
unformed feces 13% —
abdominal surgery — 6%
diarrhea 13% —
illness from stress — 6%
abscess 13% —
constant weakness — 6%
intestinal bleeding 13% —
emotional tension — 6%
postoperative pain 13% —
muscle hypertonus — 6%
alcohol is abusing 12% —
psychosomatics — 6%
intestinal phlegmon 12% —
stool meager — 6%
thrombosis with varicose 12% —
high intelligence — 6%
acute colitis 12% —
spinal injury — 6%
rectal stenosis 12% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 6%
itching in the anus 12% —
traumatic illness — 6%
is better in nature 12% —
spasmodic pain — 6%
peripheral artery thrombosis 12% —
bowel cancer — 6%
dependence on the doctor 12% —
hysteria — 6%
erysipelas 12% —
tumour in the abdomen — 6%
inflammatory infiltrate 12% —
overwork — 5%
paranoia 12% —
benign neoplasms — 5%
eating and drinking 12% —
cancer — 5%
weakness after illness 12% —
childhood diseases — 5%
suspicion 12% —
neurological disorders — 5%
painful urination 12% —
psychologist — 5%
better to be alone 11% —
quickly gets tired — 5%
groin pain in women 11% —
stabbing pain in the anus — 4%
intestinal infarction 11% —
pain in the anus during defecation 8% 11%
wounds heal poorly 11% —
defecation painful 21% 24%
heaviness in the anus 11% —
pain in the rectum 28% 30%
feeling of blood loss 11% —
intestinal lethargy 9% 11%

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