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Results: Differences General ✘Acute blood loss✘Intestinal bleeding
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 74%7%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
bleeding 100% 62%
blood from the anus — 43%
acute blood loss 35% —
anal fissures — 40%
no strength 34% —
increased bleeding 12% 49%
thirst 24% —
hemorrhoids — 29%
esophageal adenocarcinoma 23% —
hemorrhoids bleeding — 28%
euphoria 22% —
bleeding ulcer 14% 35%
peripheral lung cancer 22% —
chronic anal fissure — 15%
esophagitis 21% —
defecation painful — 14%
cold sweat 21% —
angiodysplasia of the colon — 12%
parenchymal bleeding 21% —
intestinal diverticula — 11%
sputum with blood 20% —
black feces 23% 33%
stomach cough 20% —
blood after defecation — 10%
dyspnea 20% —
foreign body of the digestive tract in children — 9%
external bleeding 26% 5%
hemorrhoidal bleeding — 9%
vomiting with blood 19% —
rectal bleeding — 9%
acidosis 19% —
ankylostomidosis — 8%
stools with effort 19% —
intestinal infarction — 8%
varicose veins of the esophagus 19% —
diverticular colon disease — 8%
veno-occlusive liver disease 19% —
-willed redness of the anus — 8%
vomiting 19% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 8%
sputum 18% —
Red blood cells in the fecal — 8%
vomiting coffee grounds 18% —
intestinal polyp — 7%
phlegm thick 18% —
pain in the anus after stool — 7%
history of chest surgery 18% —
electrocoagulation — 7%
residual lung volume is reduced 18% —
worse after defecation — 7%
impaired lung function 18% —
redness of the perineum — 7%
tension in the stomach 18% —
blood from the anus after defecation — 7%
esophageal cancer 18% —
intestinal amyloidosis — 7%
pelvic bone fracture 18% —
pain after stool — 7%
own reveals itself at night 18% —
intestinal resection — 7%
thick blood 18% —
full — 6%
the stool is viscous 18% —
fetid feces — 6%
esophageal stenosis 17% —
pseudomembranous colitis — 6%
vascular damage 17% —
colitis — 6%
sudden weakness 17% —
polyps — 6%
the volume of blood loss is increased 17% —
hemorrhoids painful — 6%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 17% —
tendency to bleed — 6%
dizziness sudden 17% —
foreign body of the intestine — 6%
congenital liver fibrosis 17% —
hemorrhoids palpation — 6%
chronic esophagitis 17% —
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes — 6%
vomiting black 17% —
intestinal fistula — 6%
bone fracture 17% —
abdominal pain in children — 6%
expansion of the esophagus 17% —
acute enterocolitis — 6%
cough 17% —
fainting in childhood — 6%
marble skin 17% —
impaired function of the small intestine — 6%
reticulocytosis 17% —
chronic enterocolitis — 6%
traumatic shock 26% 7%
effects of radiation — 5%
hypotension 23% 4%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 5%
dulling on percussion 16% —
acute colitis — 5%
duodenal ulcer 16% —
heart dysfunction — 5%
the consequences of bruise 16% —
pain in the rectum — 5%
diseases of the stomach and duodenum 16% —
acute duodenitis — 5%
gastric adenocarcinoma 16% —
duodenitis — 5%
anuria 16% —
stool is large — 5%
lung adenocarcinoma 16% —
crohn — 5%
surgery on the esophagus 16% —
intestinal spasms — 5%
trauma 23% 5%
pain in the groin area — 5%
respiratory 16% —
increased endurance — 5%
wound 16% —
red fecal — 5%
diuresis is reduced 16% —
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 5%
impaired venous function 16% —
amyloidosis — 5%
polytrauma 16% —
cold extremities — 5%
impaired kidney function 16% —
helps others — 5%
internal bleeding 16% —
enterocolitis — 5%
pulmonary hemorrhage 16% —
body is cold — 5%
multiple organ failure 15% —
the volume of blood loss is reduced — 5%
mucous stools 15% —
not dilated — 5%
gastrojunal ulcer 15% —
pus in feces — 5%
pre-fainting condition 15% —
chronic colitis — 5%
breast cancer 15% —
abdominal pain during defecation — 5%
shortness of breath attacks 15% —
CHD — 5%
frequent dizziness 15% —
fistula — 4%
lowered 21% 4%
necrosis — 4%
lung damage 14% —
effects of shock — 4%
metabolic acidosis 14% —
acute abdomen — 4%
stomach ulcer 14% —
history of cardiovascular surgery — 4%
pulmonary embolism 14% —
radiation therapy — 4%
peripheral artery thrombosis 14% —
abdominal pain — 4%
palpitations with shortness of breath 14% —
periods of exacerbation — 4%
worse at 11 o'clock 14% —
radiation damage — 4%
to breathe hard 14% —
unformed feces — 4%
palpitations 20% 4%
veins bloating — 4%
tachycardia 20% 4%
does not tolerate pain — 4%
solid tumors 14% —
conservative — 4%
venous bleeding 21% 5%
tuberculosis — 4%
j98 4 other lung lesions 14% —
pale skin — 4%
bruise 14% —
vascular sclerosis — 4%
increased 19% 3%
pain in the intestines — 4%
dizziness weakness 14% —
intestinal infection — 4%
consequences of a fracture 14% —
syphilis — 4%
dry mouth 14% —
enteropathy — 4%
gastric bleeding 14% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 4%
phlebitis 14% —
surgical infections — 4%
lung cancer 14% —
peritonitis — 4%
breast tumor 14% —
lymph node damage — 4%
history of laparoscopic surgery 13% —
consequences of taking medications — 3%
cirrhosis of the liver 13% —
bowel cancer 14% 16%
history of vein surgery 13% —
intestinal tumor 13% 14%
history of liver surgery 13% —
cancer 11% 12%
low body temperature 13% —
worse at 12 o'clock 13% —

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