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Results: Differences General	✘Proctitis	✘Anal polyp
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 59%(0) CT scan of the large intestine — 59%(0) Coprogram 53%(7) 6%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	9%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	7%	100%
infectious colitis	83%	10%
polyps in the nose	—	26%
pain in the rectum	44%	15%
polyps of the colon	—	21%
chronic colitis	34%	10%
intestinal polyp	6%	25%
anal fissures	30%	7%
removal of rectal polyps	—	18%
burning in the anus	29%	7%
polyp of the rectum	—	18%
pain in the intestines	30%	9%
benign neoplasms	—	17%
acute sigmoiditis	17%	—
itching in the ears	—	15%
discharge from the anus	17%	—
polyps of the sigmoid colon	—	15%
burning in the intestines	24%	5%
aggressiveness if interfered	—	13%
pressure in the anus	16%	—
suspiciousness	—	13%
-willed redness of the anus	16%	—
tumors of the sigmoid colon	—	13%
inflammation	25%	7%
aversion to criticism	—	13%
necrosis	20%	3%
insecurity feeling	—	12%
heaviness in the anus	14%	—
lipomas	—	10%
radiation proctitis	13%	—
benign epithelial tumors	—	10%
hemorrhoids	23%	8%
desire to control	—	10%
peptic ulcer	24%	10%
sensation of a foreign body in the anus	—	10%
abscess	12%	—
gastritis	—	8%
restrains stool	12%	—
adenomatous polyp	—	7%
burns	19%	5%
electrocoagulation	—	7%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	11%	—
incomplete bowel emptying	—	7%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter	11%	—
papillitis	—	7%
medicinal colitis	11%	—
tumors of the large intestine	—	6%
abscess of the Douglas space	11%	—
removal of colon polyps	—	6%
cystitis from hypothermia	11%	—
feeling of incomplete bowel emptying	—	6%
pressure on the rectum	10%	—
rectal bleeding	4%	10%
fistula of the rectum	10%	—
a history of sigmoidectomy	—	6%
rectal gonorrhea	10%	—
schistosomiasis	—	6%
urinary incontinence	9%	—
chronic dysentery	—	5%
dryness of the anus	9%	—
gastric dyskinesia	—	5%
intestinal ulcer	9%	—
doubling of the intestine	—	5%
mucous hyperemia	9%	—
increased bleeding	—	5%
can't hold urine	9%	—
dysentery	—	5%
hard stools	9%	—
villous adenoma	—	5%
sowing on intestinal flora	9%	—
inconclusive urge to defecate	—	5%
incontinence of feces	9%	—
adenocarcinoma of the rectum	—	5%
defense of abdominal muscles	9%	—
violation of gastric motility	—	5%
radiation damage	9%	—
porous skin	—	5%
prostate abscess	9%	—
bowel cancer	—	5%
paraproctitis	9%	—
is quickly irritated	—	5%
suppuration of the skin	9%	—
diarrhea with mucus	—	5%
pain in the anus in men	9%	—
eats quickly	—	5%
up strong	9%	—
intestinal tumor	5%	10%
itching and burning in the anus	15%	4%
typhoid fever	—	5%
acute colitis	14%	3%
eats	—	4%
intestinal spasms	8%	—
acrid stools	—	4%
radiation therapy	8%	—
dense tumor	—	4%
intestinal lethargy	8%	—
peitz-jaegers syndrome	—	4%
cystitis in women	8%	—
pain in the coccyx	—	4%
pain in the anus in women	8%	—
genital warts	—	4%
changes in feces	8%	—
proctalgia	—	4%
muscle rupture	8%	—
precancer	—	4%
burning of the skin	8%	—
low acidity	—	4%
stool with mucus and blood	8%	—
asleep typhus	—	4%
pain in the groin area	8%	—
loss of fluids	—	4%
rectocele	8%	—
teratoma	—	4%
muscle damage	8%	—
osteochondrosis pain	—	4%
burning around the anus	14%	4%
familial polyposis of the colon	—	4%
muscle hypertonus	8%	—
burning sensation during defecation	—	4%
cystitis	7%	—
cryptit	—	4%
constipation in the elderly	7%	—
brown spots on the skin	—	4%
from the discharge of gases	7%	—
brown pigmentation after rashes	—	4%
constipation in adults	7%	—
main complaint itching	—	4%
fistula of the anus	7%	—
diarrhea with blood	—	4%
trichomoniasis	7%	—
stool is large	—	4%
abnormalities of intestinal development	7%	—
aching pain in the anus	—	4%
consequences of childbirth	7%	—
hemangioma	—	4%
pain in the perineum in women	7%	—
posthemorrhagic anemia	—	4%
involuntary discharge of gases	7%	—
tumors of the rectum	8%	12%
stool is solid at first then liquid	7%	—
intestinal resection	4%	8%
patient is motionless	7%	—
worse at 11 o'clock	—	3%
testicular pain	7%	—
anemia	—	3%
perineal rupture	7%	—
oily skin	—	3%
stool with mucus	7%	—
carcinoid	—	3%
neoplasms of the vulva	7%	—
consumes alcohol	—	3%
chronic cystitis	7%	—
stomach polyps	—	3%
itching in the anus	13%	4%
alcohol is abusing	—	3%
bloating	7%	—
warts	—	3%
eyes close	7%	—
fibroma	—	3%
breath no itching	7%	—
cancer in the anamnesis	—	3%
pelvic abscess	7%	—
neurological pain	—	3%
inflammatory bowel diseases	14%	5%
STDs	—	3%
stool with gases	7%	—
scratches	—	3%
constipation with fever	7%	—
spondylopathy	—	3%
amoebiasis	7%	—
worse in violation of the diet	—	3%
feeling the heat in the anus	7%	—
endometriosis	—	3%
pain in the perineum in men	7%	—
oncology relatives	—	3%
trichomoniasis in women	7%	—
shape of large intestine is changed	—	3%
trophic ulcer	6%	—
conducting an inspection	—	3%
dryness	6%	—
subacute condition	—	3%
scar inflammation	6%	—
He's been ill for a long time	—	3%
fistula	6%	—
external bleeding	—	3%
abdominal reflexes are enhanced	6%	—
osteochondrosis	—	3%
perianal dermatitis	6%	—
anesthesia	—	3%
gonorrhea	6%	—
vascular tumor	—	3%
spastic intestinal dyskinesia	6%	—
a lot of medicines	—	3%
urinary incontinence after childbirth	6%	—
family history of cancer	—	3%
genital pain in women	6%	—
irritable bowel syndrome	—	3%
tone of large intestine is lowered	6%	—
wounds heal poorly	—	3%
pronounced defense of abdominal muscles	6%	—
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	3%

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