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Results: Differences General	✘Coccigodinia	✘Proctalgia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 15%(0) Ultrasound of the urinary system — 14%(0) Colonoscopy — 13%(0) Gynecologist's examination — 11%(0) Endoscopy — 10%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 9%(0) CT of the organ — 9%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	88%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	90%
pain in the coccyx	100%	25%
constipation	—	83%
osteochondrosis	67%	—
anal fissures	—	76%
spondylopathy	60%	—
spasm	26%	100%
neurological pain	59%	—
worse sitting	—	73%
constant pain	57%	—
worse after defecation	—	55%
back pain	57%	—
pain after stool	—	51%
deterioration due to weather changes	56%	—
worse from cold	—	34%
change in the weather pain worse	53%	—
pain in the groin area	—	28%
prostate abscess	53%	—
constipation spastic	—	27%
life changes	49%	—
fear of cancer	—	21%
defecation painful	47%	—
acute stabbing pains	—	21%
coccigodinia	41%	—
attacks of pain	—	21%
pain in the anus during defecation	39%	—
pain in the anus in men	—	20%
parametrite	39%	—
worse after a bath	—	20%
weather dependence	39%	—
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter	—	18%
worse during menstruation	38%	—
pulling pain when urinating	—	18%
paraproctitis	37%	—
spasm when urinating	—	18%
a lot of stress	36%	—
feeling of cramps	—	17%
prostatitis	36%	—
pulling pain in	—	17%
monthly painful	35%	—
pain gives in the groin	—	17%
changes in feces	34%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	16%
impaired prostate function	34%	—
acute pain	—	16%
birth trauma	34%	—
discomfort in the perineum	—	16%
abdominal injuries	32%	—
groin pain in women	—	16%
trauma	32%	—
pain in the perineum in men	—	16%
severe stress	32%	—
proctitis	—	15%
sedentary lifestyle	30%	—
pricks	—	15%
neuritis	30%	—
convulsions pain	—	14%
intra-phase infections	30%	—
on palpation	—	14%
unbearable pain	30%	—
genital pain in women	—	14%
neuralgia	29%	—
convulsions	—	14%
consequences of pregnancy	27%	—
disease periodic muscle	—	14%
abscess	27%	—
fatigue feeling	—	14%
pain when touched	27%	—
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	—	13%
feeling of bruising	25%	—
with attacks of abdominal pain	—	13%
wave-like pain	20%	—
infectious colitis	—	13%
stress	25%	10%
reduced efficiency	—	13%
inflammation	30%	15%
consequences of taking medications	—	12%
patient's condition	22%	8%
sudden pain	—	12%
aching	36%	22%
history of surgery	—	12%
does not tolerate pain	27%	15%
fear of illness	—	12%
intestinal spasms	37%	25%
colitis	—	12%
aching pain in the anus	48%	42%
absences	—	12%
proctalgia	44%	39%
sharp abdominal pain	—	12%
muscle pain	27%	23%
painful urination	—	12%
muscle tension	29%	25%
urination disorder	—	12%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	34%	30%
discharge phobias	—	12%
alternating symptoms	—	11%
epilepsy	—	11%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	11%
thoughts about the disease	—	11%
painful appearance	—	11%
epilepsy attacks	—	11%
general tension	—	11%
subacute condition	—	10%
helps others	—	10%
abdominal pain	—	10%
radiation damage	—	10%
psychologist	—	10%
overwork	—	10%
pain throughout the body	—	10%
periods of exacerbation	—	10%
pain in the intestines	39%	48%
periodic illness	—	9%
increased	—	8%
lowered	—	8%
stabbing pain in the anus	—	8%
pain in the rectum	46%	51%

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