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Results: Differences General ✘Carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract✘Anal polyp
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(3)—
General urine test 88%(0)—
Histological studies 65%(0)7%(0)
Colonoscopy 10%(0)59%(0)
CT scan of the large intestine —59%(0)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 37%(0)—
FGDS 35%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract 35% —
polyps in the nose — 26%
history of appendectomy 23% —
intestinal polyp — 25%
liver metastases 22% —
polyps of the colon — 21%
carcinoid 25% 3%
removal of rectal polyps — 18%
metastases 19% —
polyp of the rectum — 18%
liver cancer 18% —
polyps of the sigmoid colon — 15%
liver resection 17% —
pain in the rectum — 15%
intestinal obstruction 14% —
itching in the ears — 15%
hot flashes 14% —
suspiciousness — 13%
greenish feces 14% —
aggressiveness if interfered — 13%
tumors of the small intestine 13% —
aversion to criticism — 13%
feeling of overflow of the stomach 13% —
tumors of the sigmoid colon — 13%
neuroendocrine tumors 13% —
insecurity feeling — 12%
tendency to bleed 13% —
chronic proctitis — 11%
small intestine resection 13% —
prolapse of the rectum — 11%
blood serotonin increased 12% —
sensation of a foreign body in the anus — 10%
stomach cancer 12% —
proctitis — 10%
gastric resection 12% —
infectious colitis — 10%
vomiting 11% —
benign epithelial tumors — 10%
acute appendicitis 11% —
rectal bleeding — 10%
bone cancer 11% —
chronic colitis — 10%
nausea 11% —
lipomas — 10%
bone metastasis 11% —
desire to control — 10%
dark feces 11% —
intestinal mucosa — 9%
hemorrhagic cystitis 11% —
blood from the anus — 9%
change in appetite 11% —
colitis — 9%
burning in the stomach 11% —
gastritis — 8%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum 18% 5%
hemorrhoids — 8%
tumors of the large intestine 19% 6%
papillitis — 7%
abdominal pain constipation 11% —
muscle tension — 7%
gastric adenocarcinoma 11% —
foreign body sensation — 7%
appendicitis 11% —
electrocoagulation — 7%
stomach tumors 11% —
prolonged defecation — 7%
heartburn 11% —
anal fissures — 7%
nausea and diarrhea 10% —
incomplete bowel emptying — 7%
intestinal resection 20% 8%
adenomatous polyp — 7%
osteosarcoma 10% —
burning in the anus — 7%
abdominal pain with vomiting 10% —
violation of the stool — 7%
abdominal pain after diarrhea 10% —
a history of sigmoidectomy — 6%
diarrhea vomiting 10% —
blood in feces — 6%
bleeding ulcer 10% —
removal of colon polyps — 6%
gastric bleeding 10% —
patient's condition — 6%
cancer 17% 5%
constipation with inconclusive urges — 6%
cystitis 10% —
schistosomiasis — 6%
stomach nausea 10% —
prolonged diarrhea — 6%
decreased potassium 10% —
constipation prolonged — 6%
abdominal pain with nausea 10% —
feeling of incomplete bowel emptying — 6%
history of liver surgery 9% —
constipation with urges — 6%
weight change 9% —
porous skin — 5%
general weakness 9% —
irritation of the anus — 5%
nausea vomiting 9% —
tenesmus — 5%
lymphosarcoma 9% —
atonic constipation — 5%
intestinal tumor 21% 10%
intestinal dyskinesia — 5%
increased 15% 4%
villous adenoma — 5%
no appetite 8% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 5%
high temperature 8% —
chronic dysentery — 5%
feeling of heat 8% —
eats quickly — 5%
liver problems 8% —
blood diseases — 5%
abdominal pain 8% —
crohn — 5%
emaciation 8% —
burning in the intestines — 5%
rapid weight loss 8% —
gastric dyskinesia — 5%
aggressive 8% —
discomfort in the intestines — 5%
liquid stool 15% 6%
chronic anal fissure — 5%
impaired arterial function 7% —
benign neoplasms 12% 17%
lowered 12% 3%
dysentery — 5%
diarrhea 14% 5%
diarrhea with mucus — 5%
gastrointestinal problems 16% 9%
is quickly irritated — 5%
history of surgery 15% 8%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 5%
oncology 15% 8%
violation of gastric motility — 5%
intestinal bleeding 13% 6%
typhoid fever — 5%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 16% 9%
hemorrhoids with rectal fissure — 5%
oncology in the anamnesis 9% 2%
doubling of the intestine — 5%
impaired gastric function 11% 4%
burning sensation during defecation — 4%
muscle pain 8% 2%
dense tumor — 4%
there are no complaints 10% 4%
hemangioma — 4%
digestive disorders 8% 2%
acrid stools — 4%
aching 8% 2%
aching pain in the anus — 4%
impaired function of the large intestine 9% 3%
brown pigmentation after rashes — 4%
constipation 12% 6%
rectum stomach — 4%
rectal cancer 13% 7%
wound — 4%
bleeding 11% 6%
posthemorrhagic anemia — 4%
constipation with loose stools 11% 6%
a history of endoscopic surgery — 4%
presses 8% 3%
wound postoperative — 4%
spicy food 8% 3%
osteochondrosis pain — 4%
worse during meals 8% 3%
pain in the coccyx — 4%
worse food 8% 3%
proctalgia — 4%
vascular tumor 8% 3%
itching in the anus — 4%
bowel cancer 10% 5%
forced situation — 4%
digestion constipation 11% 6%
hemorrhoid prolapse — 4%
burns 9% 5%
skin problems — 4%
cryptit — 4%
peitz-jaegers syndrome — 4%
main complaint itching — 4%
loss of fluids — 4%
eats — 4%
itching and burning in the anus — 4%
brown spots on the skin — 4%
fiber in feces — 4%
familial polyposis of the colon — 4%
teratoma — 4%
diarrhea with blood — 4%
asleep typhus — 4%
stool is large — 4%
burning around the anus — 4%
skin irritation — 4%
genital warts — 4%
precancer — 4%
low acidity — 4%
recovery period — 3%
osteochondrosis — 3%

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