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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Proctalgia✘Spasm of Oddi's sphincter
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Distinctive symptoms
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constipation 81% —
irritable bowel syndrome — 66%
anal fissures 71% —
spasm of oddi's sphincter — 62%
worse sitting 68% —
gastritis — 54%
worse after defecation 60% —
biliary dyskinesia — 53%
pain after stool 55% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 51%
pain in the rectum 54% —
impaired function of the bile ducts — 44%
pain in the intestines 51% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 37%
aching pain in the anus 40% —
strictures of the bile ducts — 33%
proctalgia 37% —
drug-induced pancreatitis — 28%
spasm 100% 68%
gallbladder spasm — 28%
pain in the groin area 27% —
abdominal pain 10% 36%
constipation spastic 26% —
no gallbladder — 25%
muscle tension 24% —
changeable mood — 24%
pain in the coccyx 24% —
muscle hypertonus — 24%
acute stabbing pains 20% —
inflammation of the nipple — 24%
fear of cancer 20% —
increase in amylase — 24%
worse after a bath 19% —
pancreatitis — 24%
pain in the anus in men 19% —
cholecystectomy — 23%
spasm when urinating 18% —
pain in the gallbladder — 23%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter 17% —
biliary pancreatitis — 22%
pulling pain when urinating 17% —
impaired pancreatic function — 22%
pulling pain in 17% —
asthenic — 22%
feeling of cramps 16% —
pain in the pancreas — 21%
pain gives in the groin 16% —
feeling of stenosis — 21%
discomfort in the perineum 16% —
periodic abdominal pain — 20%
pricks 15% —
presses — 20%
pain in the perineum in men 15% —
emotional — 20%
groin pain in women 15% —
hyperkinesis — 19%
proctitis 15% —
cholestasis — 19%
fatigue feeling 14% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 19%
does not tolerate pain 14% —
gallbladder stones — 19%
convulsions 14% —
spasmodic pain — 18%
with attacks of abdominal pain 13% —
duodenitis — 18%
genital pain in women 13% —
relaxation — 18%
on palpation 13% —
pancreatopathy — 18%
convulsions pain 13% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 18%
disease periodic muscle 13% —
variable symptoms — 17%
reduced efficiency 13% —
weight change — 17%
infectious colitis 13% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 16%
discharge phobias 12% —
enlarged liver — 16%
absences 12% —
spicy food — 15%
urination disorder 12% —
smokes — 15%
sharp abdominal pain 12% —
thin — 15%
painful appearance 11% —
digestive disorders — 15%
fear of illness 11% —
nausea — 14%
alternating symptoms 11% —
vomiting — 14%
epilepsy attacks 11% —
hypertension — 14%
general tension 11% —
there are no complaints — 13%
thoughts about the disease 11% —
angioplasty — 13%
painful urination 11% —
impaired arterial function — 13%
colitis 11% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 13% 24%
sudden pain 11% —
lowered 8% 17%
pain throughout the body 10% —
increased 8% 17%
epilepsy 10% —
history of surgery 11% 17%
inflammatory bowel diseases 10% —
consequences of taking medications 12% 18%
periods of exacerbation 10% —
periodic illness 9% 13%
psychologist 10% —
gastrointestinal problems 15% 19%
radiation damage 10% —
attacks of pain 21% 25%
overwork 10% —
subacute condition 9% —
stress 9% —
helps others 9% —
patient's condition 8% —
stabbing pain in the anus 8% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 29% 20%
muscle pain 23% 16%
aching 22% 15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 20% 13%

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