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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Coccyx injury✘Proctalgia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 6%(0)14%(0)
CT of the organ 9%(0)8%(0)
Ultrasound of the urinary system —13%(0)
Colonoscopy —12%(0)
Gynecologist's examination —11%(0)
Endoscopy —9%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ —8%(0)
MRI of the organ 6%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
coccyx injury 34% —
intermittent constipation — 90%
trauma 28% —
constipation 10% 81%
swelling 23% —
anal fissures — 71%
hematoma 17% —
worse after defecation — 60%
osteochondrosis pain 17% —
worse sitting 11% 68%
soft tissue hematoma 15% —
pain after stool — 55%
spinal contusion 14% —
pain in the rectum 9% 54%
pain gives in the buttock 14% —
pain in the intestines 7% 51%
can not lie on the sides 13% —
aching pain in the anus — 40%
osteochondrosis 13% —
proctalgia — 37%
worse from cold 13% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 29%
joint bruised 13% —
constipation spastic — 26%
coccyx contusion 12% —
muscle tension — 24%
sitting worse pain 12% —
intestinal spasms — 24%
pain after coitus 12% —
muscle pain — 23%
nbsp 12% —
attacks of pain — 21%
cold in the stomach 12% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 20%
blunt abdominal trauma 12% —
fear of cancer — 20%
spinal injury 12% —
acute stabbing pains — 20%
neurological pain 11% —
pain in the anus in men — 19%
bruising pain 11% —
worse after a bath — 19%
spondylopathy 11% —
spasm when urinating — 18%
back pain 11% —
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter — 17%
soft tissue bruise 11% —
pulling pain when urinating — 17%
pain in the buttocks 11% —
pulling pain in — 17%
constant pain 11% —
feeling of cramps — 16%
from sex worse 10% —
discomfort in the perineum — 16%
bone fracture 10% —
pain in the perineum in men — 15%
worse during day 10% —
pricks — 15%
dislocation of the vertebrae 10% —
proctitis — 15%
discharge from the anus 10% —
pain in the groin area 12% 27%
pain during sexual intercourse 10% —
aching 7% 22%
croup 10% —
does not tolerate pain — 14%
pain gives in the leg 10% —
convulsions — 14%
aching all over the body 10% —
fatigue feeling — 14%
the consequences of bruise 10% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 13%
pain in the entire spine 10% —
disease periodic muscle — 13%
fracture with displacement 9% —
convulsions pain — 13%
spinal fracture 9% —
on palpation — 13%
slowness of movement 9% —
with attacks of abdominal pain — 13%
myositis 9% —
genital pain in women — 13%
pain when moving 8% —
infectious colitis — 13%
consequences of a fracture 8% —
reduced efficiency — 13%
oncology 8% —
discharge phobias — 12%
coccigodinia 8% —
urination disorder — 12%
very correct 8% —
absences — 12%
worse lying down 8% —
sharp abdominal pain — 12%
coccyx fracture 8% —
consequences of taking medications — 12%
pain in the legs 7% —
painful appearance — 11%
worse from movement 7% —
thoughts about the disease — 11%
pain when touched 7% —
epilepsy attacks — 11%
caution 7% —
colitis — 11%
history of surgery — 11%
painful urination — 11%
sudden pain — 11%
fear of illness — 11%
alternating symptoms — 11%
general tension — 11%
periods of exacerbation — 10%
epilepsy — 10%
abdominal pain — 10%
overwork — 10%
psychologist — 10%
radiation damage — 10%
pain throughout the body — 10%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 10%
subacute condition — 9%
stress — 9%
helps others — 9%
periodic illness — 9%
patient's condition — 8%
lowered — 8%
inflammation 6% 14%
stabbing pain in the anus — 8%
gastrointestinal problems 9% 15%
groin pain in women 11% 15%
pain gives in the groin 12% 16%
acute pain 13% 16%
increased 8% 8%

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