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Results: Differences General	✘Proctalgia	✘Anal fringes
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 15%(0) 100%(0) Colonoscopy 13%(0) 97%(0) Measurements at the reception 15%(0) 16%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	91%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	50%
spasm	100%	8%
external hemorrhoids	—	36%
worse sitting	72%	—
hemorrhoids	—	35%
constipation	81%	23%
denies it	—	31%
anal fissures	76%	23%
tumors of the rectum	—	27%
pain after stool	50%	—
rectal bleeding	—	27%
aching pain in the anus	41%	—
discharge from the anus	—	24%
proctalgia	39%	—
tumors of the large intestine	—	23%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	30%	—
hemorrhoid thrombosis	—	23%
constipation spastic	27%	—
intestinal tumor	—	23%
pain spasm	27%	—
postoperative pain	—	22%
pain in the intestines	48%	20%
hemorrhoids bleeding	—	21%
intestinal spasms	25%	—
hemorrhoids with blood	—	21%
muscle tension	25%	—
intestinal bleeding	—	21%
pain in the rectum	51%	24%
consequences of surgery	—	21%
pain in the coccyx	24%	—
internal hemorrhoids	—	21%
stabbing pain in the anus	24%	—
intestinal mucosa	—	21%
muscle pain	23%	—
oncology	—	21%
aching	22%	—
skin problems	—	21%
acute stabbing pains	21%	—
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse	—	21%
fear of cancer	21%	—
intestinal resection	—	21%
pain in the anus in men	20%	—
hemorrhoids painful	—	21%
worse after a bath	20%	—
bleeding	—	20%
stress spasm	19%	—
hemorrhoid prolapse	—	20%
pain in the groin area	28%	7%
discomfort in the intestines	—	20%
spasm when urinating	18%	—
insufficiency of the anal sphincter	—	20%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter	18%	—
violation of the stool	—	19%
pain gives in the groin	17%	—
fournier 's gangrene	—	19%
pulling pain in	17%	—
wounds heal poorly	—	19%
pulling pain when urinating	17%	—
burning from hemorrhoids	—	19%
pain in the perineum in men	16%	—
scratches	—	19%
pain in the perineum in women	16%	—
thrombosis	—	19%
feeling of cramps	16%	—
irritation of the anus	—	18%
pricks	15%	—
surgical infections	—	18%
convulsions	14%	—
hemorrhoids constipation	—	18%
fatigue feeling	14%	—
anal fringes	—	18%
disease periodic muscle	14%	—
hemorrhoidal bleeding	—	18%
genital pain in women	14%	—
itchy skin	—	18%
convulsions pain	14%	—
prolapse of the rectum	—	18%
with attacks of abdominal pain	13%	—
wound	—	18%
reduced efficiency	13%	—
consequences of infection	—	17%
absences	12%	—
obliterating endarteritis	—	17%
fear of illness	12%	—
vascular damage	—	17%
epilepsy	11%	—
blushes when crying	—	17%
alternating symptoms	11%	—
defecation painful	—	17%
epilepsy attacks	11%	—
scarring	—	17%
helps others	10%	—
blood from the anus	—	17%
radiation damage	10%	—
postoperative scars	—	17%
overwork	10%	—
impaired arterial function	—	17%
pain throughout the body	10%	—
proctitis	15%	32%
periods of exacerbation	10%	—
fistula of the rectum	—	17%
abdominal pain	10%	—
paraproctitis	—	16%
attacks of pain	21%	12%
intestinal fistula	—	16%
sudden pain	12%	6%
red fecal	—	16%
acute pain	16%	11%
swelling	—	16%
painful appearance	11%	6%
pain in the anus during defecation	—	16%
discomfort in the perineum	16%	12%
burning in the anus	—	16%
trauma	—	15%
fistula of the anus	—	15%
blood after defecation	—	15%
blood from the anus after defecation	—	15%
blood in feces	—	15%
itching and burning in the anus	—	15%
soreness of the skin	—	15%
crying from pain	—	15%
infectious colitis	13%	28%
acrid stools	—	14%
phlegmon	—	14%
burning in the intestines	—	14%
constipation prolonged	—	14%
genital warts	—	14%
itching in the perineum	—	14%
rashes around the anus	—	14%
subcutaneous paraproctitis	—	14%
burning around the anus	—	14%
wound postoperative	—	14%
sensation of a foreign body in the anus	—	14%
polyp of the rectum	—	14%
main complaint itching	—	14%
rectal infiltration	—	14%
skin irritation	—	14%
intestinal phlegmon	—	13%
intestinal dyskinesia	—	13%
chronic anal fissure	—	13%
itching in the anus	—	13%
is better in nature	—	13%
acute colitis	—	13%
paranoia	—	13%
increased bleeding	—	13%
stools with effort	—	13%
erysipelas	—	13%
dryness of the anus	—	13%
rectal stenosis	—	13%
suspicion	—	13%
anemia	—	13%
atonic constipation	—	13%
colitis	12%	25%
hard stools	—	12%
control issues	—	12%
better to be alone	—	12%
burns	—	12%
oncology in the anamnesis	—	12%
The skin is not	—	12%
straining during bowel movements	—	12%
fistula	—	12%
worse during day	—	12%
the wound is bleeding	—	12%
worse in morning	—	12%
burning itching	—	12%
wet skin	—	12%
feeling of blood loss	—	12%
constant pain	—	12%
recovery period	—	11%
warts	—	11%
operated hemorrhoids	—	11%
retroperitoneal phlegmon	—	11%
stool is large	—	11%
fighting	—	11%
shape of large intestine is changed	—	11%
swelling after injury	—	11%
scabs	—	11%
leukocytosis	—	11%
pain worse in the morning	—	11%
stage of recovery	—	11%
cancer pain	—	11%
gangrene	—	11%
urination with blood	—	11%
increased	8%	19%
consequences of injuries	—	11%
acute condition	—	11%
blood diseases	—	11%
painful swelling	—	11%
crying during complaints	—	10%
necrosis	—	10%
suppuration with fistulas	—	10%
scrotal abscess	—	10%
injuries of the scrotum organs	—	10%
congestion purulent wounds	—	10%
discovered fiber in fecal	—	10%
in the morning listlessness	—	10%
foreign body sensation	—	10%
wound inflammation	—	10%
burning of the skin	—	10%
erythrocytic anemia	—	10%
prolonged defecation	—	10%

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