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Results: Differences General ✘Proctalgia✘Anal fringes
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 90%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —52%
spasm 100% 8%
external hemorrhoids — 36%
worse sitting 73% —
hemorrhoids — 36%
constipation 83% 24%
rectal surgery — 31%
worse after defecation 55% —
denies it — 31%
pain after stool 51% —
tumors of the rectum — 28%
anal fissures 76% 24%
rectal bleeding — 28%
aching pain in the anus 42% —
discharge from the anus — 25%
proctalgia 39% —
tumors of the large intestine — 24%
worse from cold 34% —
hemorrhoid thrombosis — 24%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 30% —
intestinal tumor — 24%
constipation spastic 27% —
hemorrhoids bleeding — 23%
pain in the intestines 48% 21%
postoperative pain — 23%
pain in the coccyx 25% —
intestinal bleeding — 22%
intestinal spasms 25% —
skin problems — 22%
muscle tension 25% —
intestinal resection — 22%
pain in the rectum 51% 25%
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse — 22%
muscle pain 23% —
hemorrhoids painful — 22%
aching 22% —
consequences of surgery — 22%
fear of cancer 21% —
bleeding — 21%
acute stabbing pains 21% —
intestinal mucosa — 21%
pain in the anus in men 20% —
oncology — 21%
worse after a bath 20% —
hemorrhoid prolapse — 21%
pain in the groin area 28% 7%
internal hemorrhoids — 21%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter 18% —
discomfort in the intestines — 21%
pulling pain when urinating 18% —
wounds heal poorly — 20%
spasm when urinating 18% —
insufficiency of the anal sphincter — 20%
pain gives in the groin 17% —
violation of the stool — 20%
pulling pain in 17% —
itchy skin — 19%
feeling of cramps 17% —
fournier 's gangrene — 19%
groin pain in women 16% —
scratch — 19%
pain in the perineum in men 16% —
wound — 19%
pricks 15% —
hemorrhoidal bleeding — 19%
genital pain in women 14% —
hemorrhoids constipation — 19%
convulsions 14% —
prolapse of the rectum — 19%
convulsions pain 14% —
thrombosis — 19%
fatigue feeling 14% —
burning from hemorrhoids — 19%
on palpation 14% —
surgical infections — 19%
disease periodic muscle 14% —
proctitis 15% 34%
with attacks of abdominal pain 13% —
anal fringes — 18%
reduced efficiency 13% —
irritation of the anus — 18%
absences 12% —
vascular damage — 18%
discharge phobias 12% —
defecation painful — 18%
sharp abdominal pain 12% —
blood from the anus — 18%
fear of illness 12% —
scarring — 18%
epilepsy attacks 11% —
fistula of the rectum — 18%
alternating symptoms 11% —
pain in the anus during defecation — 17%
thoughts about the disease 11% —
thrombangiitis — 17%
epilepsy 11% —
intestinal fistula — 17%
radiation damage 10% —
blushes when crying — 17%
helps others 10% —
postoperative scars — 17%
abdominal pain 10% —
consequences of infection — 17%
periods of exacerbation 10% —
impaired arterial function — 17%
pain throughout the body 10% —
obliterating endarteritis — 17%
overwork 10% —
infectious colitis 13% 30%
periodic illness 9% —
soreness of the skin — 16%
stabbing pain in the anus 8% —
swelling — 16%
attacks of pain 21% 12%
itching and burning in the anus — 16%
sudden pain 12% 7%
burning in the anus — 16%
painful appearance 11% 6%
paraproctitis — 16%
acute pain 16% 12%
trauma — 16%
red fecal — 16%
fistula of the anus — 16%
blood from the anus after defecation — 15%
burning around the anus — 15%
crying from pain — 15%
itching in the perineum — 15%
sensation of a foreign body in the anus — 15%
wound postoperative — 15%
blood in feces — 15%
subcutaneous paraproctitis — 15%
burning in the intestines — 15%
constipation prolonged — 15%
blood after defecation — 15%
rashes around the anus — 15%
polyp of the rectum — 15%
itching in the anus — 14%
skin irritation — 14%
atonic constipation — 14%
diseases caused by shame — 14%
rectal infiltration — 14%
is better in nature — 14%
phlegmon — 14%
erysipelas — 14%
genital warts — 14%
main complaint itching — 14%
anemia — 14%
intestinal dyskinesia — 14%
rectal stenosis — 14%
feces are corrosive — 14%
chronic anal fissure — 14%
acute colitis — 14%
colitis 12% 26%
dryness of the anus — 14%
feeling of blood loss — 13%
increased bleeding — 13%
contains several folds — 13%
worse in morning — 13%
worse during day — 13%
burning itching — 13%
stools with effort — 13%
better to be alone — 13%
wet skin — 13%
straining during bowel movements — 13%
suspicion — 13%
paranoia — 13%
intestinal phlegmon — 13%
control issues — 12%
leukocytosis — 12%
scabs — 12%
recovery period — 12%
pain worse in the morning — 12%
stage of recovery — 12%
hard stools — 12%
oncology in the anamnesis — 12%
burns — 12%
constant pain — 12%
warts — 12%
fistula — 12%
dizziness permanent — 11%
the stool is weak — 11%
operated hemorrhoids — 11%
gangrene — 11%
painful swelling — 11%
necrosis — 11%
posthemorrhagic anemia — 11%
foreign body sensation — 11%
urination with blood — 11%
scrotal abscess — 11%
suppuration with fistulas — 11%
cancer pain — 11%
shape of large intestine is changed — 11%
discovered fiber in fecal — 11%
acute condition — 11%
fighting — 11%
stool is large — 11%
swelling after injury — 11%
retroperitoneal phlegmon — 11%
consequences of injuries — 11%
injuries of the scrotum organs — 11%
clear boundaries — 11%

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