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Results: Differences General	✘Proctitis	✘Rectal bleeding
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%(7) 47%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	10%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	4%	100%
infectious colitis	83%	10%
blood in feces	6%	47%
pain in the rectum	44%	10%
bleeding	6%	40%
chronic colitis	34%	7%
hemorrhoids bleeding	—	29%
burning in the anus	29%	6%
blood from the anus	9%	32%
acute sigmoiditis	17%	—
increased bleeding	—	23%
-willed redness of the anus	16%	—
bowel cancer	—	19%
burning in the intestines	24%	6%
intestinal tumor	5%	18%
peptic ulcer	24%	6%
diverticulitis	—	13%
pressure in the anus	16%	—
diverticulum of the rectum	—	13%
inflammation	25%	7%
anal fissures	30%	42%
itching and burning in the anus	15%	—
intestinal diverticula	—	12%
necrosis	20%	4%
polyp of the rectum	—	10%
acute colitis	14%	—
tumors of the large intestine	—	10%
burning around the anus	14%	—
with the diverticula of the sigmoid colon	—	9%
constipation	14%	—
benign tumors of the large intestine	—	9%
heaviness in the anus	14%	—
abdominal pain during defecation	—	9%
itching in the anus	13%	—
adenocarcinoma of the rectum	—	9%
burns	19%	4%
diverticular colon disease	—	8%
restrains stool	12%	—
rectal bleeding	4%	12%
abscess	12%	—
hemorrhoids	23%	31%
pain in the intestines	30%	16%
abdominal pain	—	8%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	11%	—
cell carcinoma colon cancer	—	8%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter	11%	—
anemia	—	8%
burning itching	11%	—
hemorrhoids with blood	—	7%
abscess of the Douglas space	11%	—
tumour in the abdomen	—	7%
cystitis from hypothermia	11%	—
thick feces	—	7%
scarring	11%	—
streaks of blood in feces	—	7%
medicinal colitis	11%	—
defecation painful	4%	11%
pressure on the rectum	10%	—
chronic dysentery	—	7%
rectal gonorrhea	10%	—
intestinal form of radiation sickness	—	7%
consequences of surgery	10%	—
blood dark	—	7%
tenesmus	10%	—
leukemia	—	7%
presses	10%	—
hemorrhoidal bleeding	—	6%
discharge from the anus	17%	5%
pseudomembranous colitis	—	6%
urinary incontinence	9%	—
constant abdominal pain	—	6%
skin problems	9%	—
intoxication	—	6%
suppuration of the skin	9%	—
prostate cancer	—	6%
constipation with inconclusive urges	9%	—
rapid weight loss	—	6%
sowing on intestinal flora	9%	—
metastases	—	6%
increased	9%	—
hyperthermia	—	6%
prostate abscess	9%	—
chronic radiation sickness	—	6%
defense of abdominal muscles	9%	—
no appetite	—	6%
incontinence of feces	9%	—
polyps of the colon	—	6%
pain in the anus in men	9%	—
tendency to bleed	—	6%
hard stools	9%	—
inversion of the intestines	—	6%
can't hold urine	9%	—
black discharge	—	6%
up strong	9%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	6%
itchy skin	9%	—
dysentery	—	6%
history of surgery	9%	—
emaciation	—	6%
mucous hyperemia	9%	—
digestive disorders	—	6%
intestinal ulcer	9%	—
posthemorrhagic anemia	—	5%
dryness of the anus	9%	—
abdominal pain during meals	—	5%
constipation with urges	8%	—
anemia and weakness	—	5%
changes in feces	8%	—
fever abdominal pain	—	5%
pain in the anus in women	8%	—
food poisoning	—	5%
cystitis in women	8%	—
dysbacteriosis	—	5%
intestinal lethargy	8%	—
chronic anemia	—	5%
spicy food	8%	—
up radiation sickness	—	5%
intestinal spasms	8%	—
difficult defecation	—	5%
muscle hypertonus	8%	—
cancer pain	—	5%
muscle rupture	8%	—
feeling of heat in the stomach	—	5%
stool with mucus and blood	8%	—
pain in the anus during defecation	5%	10%
chronic proctitis	17%	7%
rectal cancer	9%	13%
rectocele	8%	—
weakness after illness	—	4%
pain in the groin area	8%	—
benign neoplasms	—	4%
burning of the skin	8%	—
pain throughout the body	—	4%
muscle damage	8%	—
tumors of the rectum	8%	12%
testicular pain	7%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	4%
constipation in adults	7%	—
enteropathy	—	4%
trichomoniasis in women	7%	—
hemorrhoid prolapse	5%	9%
bloating	7%	—
painful swelling	—	4%
spasm	7%	—
pus in feces	4%	8%
pain in the perineum in men	7%	—
angiopathy	—	4%
rectum stomach	7%	—
constant pain	—	4%
feeling the heat in the anus	7%	—
CHD	—	4%
amoebiasis	7%	—
vascular tumor	—	4%
neoplasms of the vulva	7%	—
heart dysfunction	—	4%
chronic cystitis	7%	—
single ulcer of the rectum	—	3%
breath no itching	7%	—
acute pain	3%	6%
stool is solid at first then liquid	7%	—
polyps	7%	10%
eyes close	7%	—
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse	5%	7%
stool with mucus	7%	—
blood diseases	4%	6%
pelvic abscess	7%	—
cancer	6%	8%
stool with gases	7%	—
crohn	6%	7%
there are no complaints	7%	—
up circulatory disorders	4%	5%
constipation with fever	7%	—
no stool	4%	5%
patient is motionless	7%	—
intestinal fistula	5%	6%
perineal rupture	7%	—
oncology	7%	7%
involuntary discharge of gases	7%	—
radiation therapy	8%	8%
pain in the perineum in women	7%	—
impaired function of the large intestine	5%	5%
consequences of childbirth	7%	—
genital neoplasms	5%	5%
trichomoniasis	7%	—
high temperature	4%	4%
from the discharge of gases	7%	—
feeling of heat	4%	4%
cystitis	7%	—
violation of the stool	7%	7%
chronic anal fissure	7%	—
onset of illness	3%	3%
constipation in the elderly	7%	—
effects of taking antibiotics	5%	5%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	7%	—
tone of large intestine is lowered	6%	—
impaired prostate function	6%	—
big buttocks	6%	—
scrupulous	6%	—
trophic ulcer	6%	—
stage of recovery	6%	—
urinary incontinence after childbirth	6%	—

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