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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	13%(1)	—
Coprogram	13%(0)	—
Colonoscopy	11%(0)	—
Other hormones	10%(1)	—
General inspection	9%(0)	—
Endoscopy	9%(0)	—
Radiography of the area	8%(0)	—
Ultrasound of the organ	8%(0)	—
CT of the organ	8%(0)	—
Measurements at the reception	8%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

60%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

—

100%

pain in the rectum

56%

—

contact dermatitis

—

89%

-willed redness of the anus

54%

—

allergic contact dermatitis

23%

81%

itching in the anus

53%

—

contact allergy

18%

72%

burning in the anus

51%

—

often washes his hands

—

50%

burning in the intestines

46%

—

atopic dermatitis

17%

60%

pain in the intestines

45%

—

allergy to the skin

16%

58%

perianal dermatitis

39%

—

allergy

12%

50%

dermatitis

100%

60%

strong irritation

—

37%

pinworms

36%

—

rashes itchy

11%

46%

rash on the buttocks

34%

—

increased sensitivity

12%

44%

itchy buttocks

28%

—

allergic rash

—

32%

burns

28%

—

itchy skin

17%

40%

anal fissures

24%

—

dermatitis and eczema

12%

34%

hemorrhoids

22%

—

eczema

11%

33%

hemorrhoids with rectal fissure

22%

—

itchy dermatitis

20%

41%

discharge from the anus

22%

—

inflammation

13%

22%

dysbacteriosis

21%

—

eczema with cracks

20%

—

mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract

20%

—

prolapse of the rectum

19%

—

pain in the anus in men

18%

—

diaper rash in a

18%

—

fungus

18%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

18%

—

rashes around the anus

17%

—

suppuration of the skin

17%

—

chronic proctitis

16%

—

chronic anal fissure

16%

—

pain in the anus in women

16%

—

hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse

16%

—

violation of the stool

16%

—

gastrointestinal problems

16%

—

cracks painful

15%

—

irritation of the anus

15%

—

microbial eczema

15%

—

tendency to allergies

15%

—

itchy eczema

15%

—

hemorrhoid prolapse

15%

—

fistula of the rectum

14%

—

skin itching redness

14%

—

hiv infection in children

14%

—

white skin

14%

—

pain in the buttocks

14%

—

sowing on intestinal flora

13%

—

diarrhea

13%

—

immunodeficiency

13%

—

paraproctitis

13%

—

liquid stool

13%

—

proctitis

13%

—

dermatitis in children

13%

—

inflammatory bowel diseases

13%

—

intestinal abscess

12%

—

inflammatory skin changes

12%

—

severe itching of the skin

12%

—

mucous stools

12%

—

incontinence of feces

12%

—

infectious colitis

12%

—

candidiasis

12%

—

He's been ill for a long time

12%

—

crohn

12%

—

zinc

12%

—

prolonged diarrhea

12%

—

chronic colitis

12%

—

skin compaction

11%

—

swelling from a bite

11%

—

dermatosis

11%

—

colitis

11%

—

effects of taking antibiotics

11%

—

congestion purulent wounds

11%

—

take it, take it

11%

—

prolonged defecation

11%

—

lower respiratory tract infections

11%

—

rash pustules

11%

—

hiv

10%

—

reddening of the skin

10%

—

constipation

10%

—

elderly patients

10%

—

weakening of immunity

10%

—

intestinal mucosa

10%

—

streptococci

10%

—

ARVI

10%

—

wound

—

abscess

—

subacute condition

—

soreness of the skin

—

peptic ulcer

—

skin problems

33%

23%

impaired lung function

—

childhood diseases

—

consequences of taking medications

—

patient's condition

—

lowered

—

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