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Results: Differences General	✘Coprostasis	✘Acute abdomen
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 8%(8) 3%(4) CT scan of the large intestine 4%(0) — Colonoscopy 4%(0) — Radiography of the area 1%(0) 2%(0) General blood test 2%(2) 1%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	1%	100%
constipation	36%	2%
acute pain	1%	25%
intestinal lethargy	13%	—
abdominal pain	2%	16%
hard stools	10%	—
very painful menstruation	—	7%
sheep feces	8%	—
lower abdominal pain	—	6%
defecation painful	7%	—
abdominal cramps	1%	6%
constipation sheep feces	6%	—
abdominal pain when pressing	—	4%
incomplete bowel emptying	5%	—
abdominal pain on the right	—	4%
anal fissures	5%	—
pain spasm	1%	5%
intestinal dyskinesia	4%	—
pulling abdominal pain	1%	5%
constipation babies	4%	—
colic	1%	4%
hemorrhoids constipation	4%	—
pain in the navel area	1%	4%
prolapse of the rectum	3%	—
pain in the intestines	1%	4%
constipation children	3%	—
pain worse at immobility	—	3%
hemorrhoids	3%	—
attacks of pain	—	3%
worse constipation	2%	—
food is poorly digested	0%	3%
constipation prolonged	2%	—
acute salpingitis	—	2%
megacolon	2%	—
infectious mononucleosis	—	2%
rectal bleeding	2%	—
wandering pains	—	2%
stool is large	2%	—
pneumonia with pleurisy	—	2%
patient	2%	—
abdominal surgery	—	2%
dolichosigma	2%	—
the condition is extremely serious	—	2%
constipation in adults	2%	—
abdominal injuries	—	2%
irritable bowel syndrome	2%	—
acute appendicitis	—	2%
intestinal spasms	2%	—
acute condition	—	2%
tone of large intestine is lowered	2%	—
tension of the anterior abdominal wall	—	2%
hemorrhoids with rectal fissure	2%	—
colic after eating	—	2%
chronic anal fissure	2%	—
muscle pain	—	2%
stone in the stomach	—	2%
hiccups	—	2%
pain in the pelvis	—	2%
myocardial infarction	—	2%
purulent appendicitis	—	2%
pain in the gallbladder	—	2%
hepatitis D	—	2%
pain in the pleura	—	2%
abdominal muscle pain	—	2%
pain like a knife	—	2%
abdominal injuries during pregnancy	—	2%
plum belly syndrome	—	2%
tension in the stomach	—	2%
inflammation of the stomach	—	2%
purulent cholecystitis	—	2%
ovarian pregnancy	—	2%
aching	0%	2%
necrosis	0%	2%
ley syndrome	—	2%
aching stomach	—	2%
tension in the bladder area	—	2%
intestinal infection	—	2%
intestinal obstruction	1%	3%
spasmodic pain	1%	3%
pseudoabdominal syndrome	—	2%
acute abdomen	1%	3%
spasm	1%	3%
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	2%
pleurisy	—	2%
agony	—	2%
general tension	—	2%
children 's roseola	—	2%
abdominal pregnancy	—	2%
colic in the stomach	—	2%
huge stomach	—	2%
barrett 's syndrome	—	2%
liquid stool	1%	3%
pain-free myocardial infarction	—	2%
exhausting pain	—	2%
stagnation	—	2%
the consequences of abdominal surgery	—	2%
pancreatonecrosis	—	2%
heart stone	—	2%
the pain is worse lying down	—	2%
purulent pancreatitis	—	2%
pain as from a bruise	—	2%
local peritonitis	—	2%
ascites	—	2%
extreme abdominal soreness when touched	—	2%
arterial bleeding	—	2%
mononucleosis	—	2%
tumors of the peritoneum	—	2%
tonsillitis	—	1%
pneumonia	—	1%
pain in the fingers	—	1%
trauma	—	1%
pulmonary embolism	—	1%
myocarditis	—	1%
deterioration during pregnancy	—	1%
pain in the sternum	—	1%
liver pain	—	1%
high temperature	—	1%
strong irritation	—	1%
acute coronary syndrome	—	1%
purulent sore throats	—	1%
viral tonsillitis	—	1%
frequent stools	—	1%
speech absence	—	1%
hemochromatosis	—	1%
acute pain in the legs	—	1%
effects of drugs	—	1%
cold sweat	—	1%
it hurts to talk	—	1%
asleep makes in its own way	—	1%
pain in the bladder	—	1%
gallbladder stones	—	1%
apoplexy	—	1%
exanthema	—	1%
heart dysfunction	—	1%
peritonitis	—	1%
conducting an inspection	—	1%
there are no complaints	0%	1%
pneumothorax	—	1%
forced situation	—	1%
angina pectoris	—	1%
acute injury	—	1%
painful swelling	—	1%
chronic heart failure	—	1%
lung pain	—	1%
high fever	—	1%
children's speech	—	1%
muscle tension	—	1%
bacterial pneumonia	—	1%
cirrhosis of the liver	—	1%
stiffness in the joints	—	1%
needs attention	0%	1%
stagnation in the lungs	—	1%
pancreatitis	—	1%
dysfunction of the gallbladder	—	1%
very correct	—	1%
viral hepatitis b	—	1%
sensations in the legs	—	1%
pain in the legs	—	1%
impaired lung function	—	1%
asymmetry	—	1%
impaired venous function	—	1%
tumour in the abdomen	0%	1%
scarring	0%	1%
does not tolerate pain	0%	1%
vomiting food	—	1%
asleep leg muscle pain	—	1%
pain in the collarbone	—	1%
vomiting	1%	2%
vomiting multiple	—	1%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity	—	1%
skin problems	—	1%
gastric perforation	—	1%
helps others	—	1%
hypertrophy biliary tract	1%	2%
bleeding	1%	2%
stool with mucus and blood	1%	2%
acute abdominal pains	1%	2%
inflammation	1%	2%
stool with mucus	1%	2%
gastrointestinal problems	1%	2%
bleeding during pregnancy	—	1%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	1%	2%
impaired function of the large intestine	1%	2%
inflammatory bowel diseases	1%	2%
intestinal colic	1%	2%
patient's condition	1%	2%
stool with gases	1%	2%
inversion of the intestines	1%	2%
pain when touched	1%	2%
impaired gastric function	1%	2%
appendicitis	1%	2%
history of surgery	1%	2%
bloating	1%	2%
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium	—	1%
vomiting bile	—	1%
ketoacidosis	—	1%
suspicion	—	1%
bruising sensation	—	1%
pain gives in the leg	—	1%
constipation flatulence	—	1%
diabetes mellitus	—	1%

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