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Results: Differences General ✘Rectal cancer✘Hypovitaminosis To
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Distinctive symptoms
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bowel cancer 85% 36%
hypovitaminosis to — 100%
intestinal tumor 79% 34%
beriberi — 73%
metastases 21% —
adenoma 12 of the duodenum — 56%
cancer 47% 28%
benign tumors of the small intestine — 54%
rectal cancer 15% —
small bowel cancer — 52%
polyps of the colon 13% —
gallbladder cancer — 52%
polyps 12% —
lowered 6% 55%
adenomatous polyp 12% —
hemorrhagic disease of newborns — 49%
intestinal polyp 12% —
tumors of the small intestine — 48%
removal of rectal polyps 11% —
chronic enterocolitis — 48%
blood from the anus 11% —
volume of gallbladder is lowered — 48%
tumors of the sigmoid colon 11% —
rash burning — 47%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 11% —
small intestine resection — 47%
hemorrhagic cystitis 10% —
biliary cirrhosis of the liver — 46%
familial polyposis of the colon 10% —
monthly prolonged — 45%
polyp of the rectum 10% —
adenocarcinoma of the colon 4% 49%
diffuse polyposis 10% —
chronic enteritis — 44%
lynch syndrome 10% —
spot pain — 44%
rectal bleeding 9% —
flies in front of the eyes — 43%
painful swelling 9% —
pancreatic cancer — 42%
lymph node damage 9% —
nosebleed — 41%
pain in the rectum 9% —
enterocolitis — 41%
cancer in the anamnesis 9% —
external bleeding — 39%
cystitis 9% —
petechiae — 39%
history of laparoscopic surgery 9% —
dysbacteriosis — 39%
radiation damage 8% —
hepatosis fatty — 39%
consequences of surgery 8% —
scurvy — 39%
villous adenoma 8% —
vitamin c reduced — 39%
transversit 8% —
hepatoses — 38%
bladder interventions 8% —
liver atrophy — 38%
neuroendocrine tumors 8% —
childhood diseases — 38%
pain in the intestines 8% —
enteritis — 38%
liver metastases 8% —
gallbladder stones — 38%
oncology in the anamnesis 8% —
liver resection 7% 44%
radiation therapy 8% —
burning of the skin — 37%
intestinal bleeding 8% —
duodenitis — 37%
history of surgery 8% —
pancreatic disease, unspecified — 37%
smokes 7% —
pancreatopathy — 37%
angioplasty 7% —
mucous hyperemia — 37%
impaired arterial function 7% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 36%
smoking desire 7% —
small-point rash — 36%
effects of chemotherapy 7% —
bruise — 36%
oncology relatives 7% —
consequences of suppression — 36%
metastases to the lungs 7% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 35%
bronchial adenoma 7% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 35%
tumors of the peritoneum 7% —
malabsorption — 34%
consequences of taking medications 7% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 34%
increased 7% —
the skin is dark — 34%
chronic colitis 7% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 34%
lung cancer 6% —
red rash — 33%
crohn 6% —
liver cancer 6% 39%
tumour in the abdomen 6% —
enteropathy — 33%
professional cancer 6% —
hematoma — 33%
history of liver surgery 6% —
bleeding 8% 40%
impaired venous function 6% —
burns — 32%
malignization 6% —
blue skin — 32%
intestinal obstruction 6% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 32%
squamous cell carcinoma 6% —
hepatitis — 31%
history of vein surgery 6% —
colitis 6% 35%
removal of colon polyps 6% —
soreness of the skin — 29%
impaired function of the large intestine 6% —
subacute condition — 29%
peritoneal carcinomatosis 6% —
scratches 5% 33%
recurrence of colon cancer 6% —
tumors of the large intestine 13% 40%
patient's condition 6% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 5% 31%
effects of radiation 6% —
intestinal resection 12% 37%
bloom 's syndrome 6% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% 31%
stool with mucus 5% —
liver problems 5% 29%
obesity 5% —
benign neoplasms 7% 30%
surgical infections 5% —
gastrointestinal problems 5% 27%
wound 5% —
skin problems 4% 26%
refuses treatment 5% —
there are no complaints 6% 27%
complications of chemotherapy 5% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 9% 27%
up radiation sickness 5% —
inflammation 7% 25%
better from drinking water 5% —
oncology 25% 26%
a history of endoscopic surgery 5% —
recovery period 5% —
cowden's disease 5% —
skin cancer 5% —
doubling of the intestine 5% —
impaired lung function 5% —
stage of recovery 5% —
fundamental 5% —
paraproctitis 5% —
conducting an inspection 5% —
leukemia 5% —
effects of smoking 5% —
dependence on food 5% —
consequences of physical exertion 5% —
arterial bleeding 5% —
radiation cystitis 5% —
intestinal ulcer 5% —
benign epithelial tumors 5% —
alcohol is abusing 5% —
peptic ulcer 5% —
refuses to help 5% —
alcohol dependence 5% —
intestinal fistula 5% —
heart dysfunction 5% —
wounds heal poorly 5% —
fistula of the rectum 5% —
necrosis 5% —
vascular tumor 5% —
central lung cancer 4% —
refusal to drink 4% —
venous bleeding 4% —
not burdened 4% —
irritation of the anus 4% —
mood disorder 4% —
solid tumors 4% —
intestinal lethargy 4% —
consequences of cardiovascular surgery 4% —
family man 4% —
metabolic syndrome 4% —
type 2 diabetes mellitus 4% —
pain in the groin area 4% —
after heart surgery 4% —
increased flexibility 4% —
better from the sun 4% —
toxic liver 4% —
osteosarcoma 4% —
family history of cancer 4% —
endometrial cancer 4% —
ascites 4% —
up worse at 6 am 4% —
syndrome of the piriformis muscle 4% —
patient's condition is satisfactory 4% —

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