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Results: Differences General ✘Intestinal polyps✘Tumors of the large intestine
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Distinctive symptoms
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polyp of the rectum 27% 11%
bowel cancer 14% 100%
polyps in the nose 11% —
intestinal tumor 15% 91%
gallbladder polyps 11% —
cancer 7% 63%
gastritis 10% —
oncology 11% 40%
latent iron deficiency 10% —
liver metastases — 14%
iron deficiency anemia 10% —
liver cancer — 11%
hypochromia 8% —
tumors of the sigmoid colon — 11%
dysbacteriosis 8% —
benign tumors of the large intestine 6% 16%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 6% —
consequences of spinal injury — 8%
gastritis with increased acidity 6% —
villous adenoma — 8%
belching rotten eggs 6% —
tumors of the peritoneum — 8%
removal of colon polyps 5% —
stooped — 7%
bowel prolapse 5% —
hump — 7%
vomiting 5% —
doubling of the intestine — 7%
history of laparoscopic surgery 5% —
lowered — 7%
small bowel obstruction 5% —
chest deformity — 7%
nausea belching 5% —
worse at 11 o'clock — 7%
congestion belching 5% —
anemia — 7%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 5% —
imbalance — 6%
impaired function of the small intestine 11% 4%
spinal fracture — 6%
internal irritation 4% —
bone deformation — 6%
heredity predisposition 4% —
dislocation of the vertebrae — 6%
omission of internal organs 4% —
spinal injury — 6%
volume of gallbladder is increased 4% —
consequences of physical exertion — 6%
indomitable vomiting 4% —
blood in feces — 6%
tingling in the side 4% —
consequences of a fracture — 6%
vomiting food 4% —
uterine leiomyoma — 6%
postoperative peritonitis 4% —
curvature of the spine — 6%
constipation in adults 4% —
diarrhea with mucus — 6%
feeling of overflow of the stomach 4% —
stiffness in the joints — 6%
greenish feces 4% —
he can't make up his mind — 6%
vomiting during meals 4% —
rectal surgery 5% 11%
nausea 4% —
impaired function of the large intestine 3% 9%
putrefactive dyspepsia 4% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer 6% 12%
pain in the left side 4% —
peitz-jaegers syndrome 3% 9%
food is poorly digested 4% —
tumors of the large intestine 8% 14%
vomiting bile 4% —
back pain — 5%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 3% —
metastatic brain tumors — 5%
increased blood clotting 3% —
joint deformation — 5%
big man 3% —
cysts and polyps — 5%
peritonitis 3% —
recovery period — 5%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 3% —
history of chest surgery — 5%
a history of endoscopic surgery 3% —
better in afternoon — 5%
stomach nausea 3% —
massage worse — 5%
improper nutrition 3% —
angiosarcoma — 5%
alternating symptoms 3% —
constipation in the elderly — 5%
ascites 3% —
thoracolumbar kyphosis — 5%
cholecystitis 3% —
stage of recovery — 5%
acute abdomen 3% —
increased 3% 8%
intra-abdominal abscesses 3% —
radiation therapy — 5%
hypertrophy biliary tract 3% —
bone fracture — 5%
tingling 3% —
unstable stool — 5%
stomach pain 3% —
pain in the thoracic spine — 5%
abdominal surgery 3% —
stiffness in the back — 5%
nausea from pain 3% —
better in morning — 5%
painful swelling 3% —
spinal canal stenosis — 5%
obesity in children 3% —
kaposi 's sarcoma — 5%
electrocoagulation 3% —
lipoma — 5%
pain in the navel area 3% —
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) — 5%
purulent peritonitis 3% —
-willed redness of the anus — 5%
digestive disorders 3% —
presses — 5%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 3% —
mucus in feces — 5%
frequent eructation 3% —
radiation damage — 5%
impaired function of the bile ducts 3% —
abdominal pain during defecation — 5%
intestinal abscess 3% —
back pain thoracic — 5%
precancer 3% —
blood from the anus — 5%
stomach cramping pain 3% —
lumbar kyphosis — 5%
angiomatosis 3% —
peptic ulcer — 5%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 3% —
tumors of the rectum 8% 13%
gallbladder stones 3% —
polyps of the colon 11% 16%
external bleeding 3% —
brain tumor — 4%
often abdominal pain 3% —
at night 2 4 times — 4%
frequent nausea 3% —
chronic colitis — 4%
digestion bloating 3% —
blood dark — 4%
intestinal diverticula 3% —
bloating pain — 4%
pain in the side 3% —
tension in the spine — 4%
pain in the navel area 3% —
heaviness in the back — 4%
abscess 2% —
need for fats — 4%
confusion of consciousness 2% —
deterioration at 4 a.m — 4%
suspicion 2% —
rash pustules — 4%
hemorrhagic diathesis 2% —
syphilis in the anamnesis — 4%
unformed feces 2% —
main complaint is back pain — 4%
delirium 2% —
pain worse in the morning — 4%
paranoia 2% —
weight change — 4%
madness 2% —
defecation painful — 4%
overweight 2% —
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities — 4%
fighting 2% —
does sports — 4%
lot of operations in small things — 4%
dehydration — 4%
pain when touched — 4%
protein c deficiency — 4%
inflammation of the stomach — 4%
strong anger — 4%
worse at 7 am — 4%
sarcoma of the spine — 4%
muscle tension — 4%
pain due to flatulence — 4%
slow onset of the disease — 4%
viral diarrhea — 4%
zpr fatigue from the disease — 4%
intestinal ulcer — 4%
postoperative pain — 4%
bedsores — 4%
my back gets tired — 4%
stool with gases — 4%
protein reduced — 4%
shape of body is deformed — 4%
fatigue during physical exertion — 4%
explosive injury — 4%
intestinal infection — 4%
crohn — 4%
acute injury — 4%
no joints — 4%

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