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Results: Differences General ✘Inguinal hernia✘Proctalgia
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Distinctive symptoms
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hernia 90% —
intermittent constipation 4% 91%
prostate adenoma 18% —
anal fissures — 76%
inguinal hernia surgery 14% —
constipation 7% 81%
inguinal hernia 13% —
worse sitting — 72%
hernia infringement 11% —
pain in the rectum — 51%
history of laparoscopic surgery 10% —
pain after stool — 50%
recovery period 8% —
aching pain in the anus — 41%
anesthesia 8% —
pain in the intestines 8% 48%
postoperative seroma 7% —
proctalgia — 39%
acute bronchitis 7% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 30%
consequences of surgery 7% —
constipation spastic — 27%
bronchitis 7% —
pain spasm — 27%
pain in the side 7% —
intestinal spasms — 25%
recurrent inguinal hernia 7% —
muscle tension — 25%
surgical infections 7% —
pain in the coccyx — 24%
stage of recovery 7% —
stabbing pain in the anus — 24%
postoperative hernia 7% —
muscle pain — 23%
chronic bronchitis unspecified 7% —
acute stabbing pains — 21%
Chronical bronchitis 7% —
attacks of pain — 21%
weak stream of urine 6% —
fear of cancer — 21%
genital neoplasms 6% —
worse after a bath — 20%
lower abdominal pain in men 6% —
pain in the anus in men — 20%
difficulty urinating 6% —
stress spasm — 19%
intestinal resection 6% —
aching 4% 22%
infected wounds 6% —
spasm when urinating — 18%
bloating 6% —
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter — 18%
oncology 6% —
pulling pain when urinating — 17%
intestinal obstruction 6% —
pain in the groin area 11% 28%
inguinal hernia in children 6% —
pain gives in the groin — 17%
frequent colds 6% —
feeling of cramps — 16%
cough 6% —
proctitis — 15%
discomfort in the intestines 6% —
pricks — 15%
lower abdominal pain 6% —
convulsions pain — 14%
abdominal surgery 6% —
convulsions — 14%
a history of endoscopic surgery 6% —
disease periodic muscle — 14%
presses 5% —
fatigue feeling — 14%
intensive physical load 5% —
does not tolerate pain 2% 15%
pain from the load 5% —
with attacks of abdominal pain — 13%
complications of local anesthesia 5% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 7% 20%
elderly patients 5% —
infectious colitis — 13%
vomiting 5% —
reduced efficiency — 13%
urethral stricture 5% —
absences — 12%
pain during exercise 5% —
colitis — 12%
phlegmon 5% —
fear of illness — 12%
discomfort when urinating 5% —
epilepsy — 11%
female pelvic organs 5% —
general tension — 11%
violation of the stool 5% —
alternating symptoms — 11%
constant pain 5% —
epilepsy attacks — 11%
lower abdominal pain in women 5% —
pain in the perineum in women 5% 16%
open person 5% —
inflammation 4% 15%
femoral hernia 5% —
genital pain in women 4% 14%
pain in the left side 5% —
psychologist — 10%
hematoma 5% —
periods of exacerbation — 10%
fecal vomiting 5% —
pain in the perineum in men 6% 16%
pain in the right side 5% —
helps others — 10%
postoperative pain 5% —
radiation damage — 10%
a history of prosthetics 5% —
sudden pain 2% 12%
swelling 5% —
pulling pain in 7% 17%
pain in the bladder 4% —
acute pain 6% 16%
bladder fistula 4% —
gastrointestinal problems 6% 16%
defecation painful 4% —
discomfort in the perineum 7% 16%
consequences of plastic surgery 4% —
pain throughout the body 2% 10%
impaired prostate function 4% —
painful appearance 3% 11%
delayed urination 4% —
subacute condition 3% 10%
weakness of the ligaments 4% —
urination disorder 5% 12%
refuses treatment 4% —
urination painful 5% 12%
omission of the ovaries 4% —
consequences of taking medications 6% 12%
benign tumors of the small intestine 4% —
conducting an inspection 3% 9%
defecation during urination 4% —
overwork 4% 10%
thrombosis 4% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 5% 11%
purulent peritonitis 4% —
history of surgery 8% 12%
vascular damage 4% —
patient's condition 4% 8%
grey urine 4% —
abdominal pain 7% 10%
hot to the touch 4% —
lowered 5% 8%
stomach pain radiates back 4% —
increased 6% 8%
pain in the lumbosacral region 4% —
bladder interventions 4% —
better lying down 4% —
difficult defecation 4% —
nerve damage 4% —
shows genitals 4% —
adhesive intestinal obstruction 4% —
intestinal phlegmon 4% —
tumour in the abdomen 4% —
pain in the lumbosacral region 4% —
worse during day 4% —
worse constipation 4% —
better stationary 4% —
consequences of infection 4% —
stones cough after bronchitis 4% —
pain from the lower back gives to the stomach 4% —
better sitting 4% —
acute obstructive bronchitis 4% —
copd 4% —
does sports 4% —
obstructive bronchitis 4% —
frequent cough 4% —
prostatitis 4% —
vaginal tears 4% —
peritonitis 4% —
weakness of the abdominal muscles 4% —
wound 4% —
scar pain 4% —
scarring 4% —
intestinal tumor 4% —
lipomas 4% —
severe childbirth 4% —
cutting sore throat 4% —
there are no complaints 4% —
skin problems 4% —
benign neoplasms 4% —
consequences of physical exertion 4% —
weak ligaments 4% —
intestinal motility is active 4% —
soreness of the skin 4% —
pain in the sacrum 3% —
bloating pain 3% —
fruits when running worse 3% —
intestinal diverticula 3% —
a history of plastic surgery 3% —
vomiting even from water 3% —
suppuration with fistulas 3% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery 3% —
effects of drugs 3% —
pregnancy 3% —

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