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Results: Differences Similar ✘Abscess of the Douglas space✘Intestinal abscess
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General blood test 16%(3)10%(4)
Distinctive symptoms
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abscesspelvis 47% —
pararectal fistula — 41%
intra-phase infections 34% —
anal fissures — 38%
rectal infiltration 33% —
fistula of the anus — 37%
lower abdominal pain 32% —
frequent colds — 32%
abdominal pain is worse from movement 30% —
proctitis — 31%
phlegmonous appendicitis 28% —
infectious colitis — 28%
bursting pain in the lower abdomen 27% —
acute bronchitis — 27%
tenesmus 27% —
intestinal infection — 27%
paraproctitis 37% 9%
bronchitis — 25%
female pelvic organs 26% —
fistula — 24%
abdominal pain 26% —
papules — 24%
prostate abscess 26% —
pain in the rectum 16% 37%
bursting in the lower abdomen 26% —
Chronical bronchitis — 20%
appendectomy 25% —
aversion to restrictions — 11%
pain in the intestines 25% —
postoperative peritonitis — 11%
burning in the intestines 25% —
stagnation — 11%
defecation during urination 24% —
patient's condition — 10%
deep in the underbelly 24% —
proteus syndrome — 10%
gases when urinating 23% —
hyperthermia — 10%
pain in the anus in women 23% —
patient's condition is severe — 10%
pyometra 23% —
strong man — 9%
rashes around the anus 23% —
acute pain — 9%
fever in the stomach 23% —
ulcer penetration — 9%
piosalpinx 23% —
lethargy with fever — 9%
tubovarial abscess 23% —
peptic ulcer — 9%
tenderness on palpation of small pelvis 23% —
anaerobic infection — 9%
bursting abdominal pain 22% —
duodenal ulcer — 9%
frequent urge to stool 22% —
cholecystitis — 8%
painful urination 22% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 8%
involuntary discharge of gases 22% —
intestinal ulcer — 8%
lower abdominal pain in women 22% —
phlegmon — 8%
temperature with chills 22% —
onset of illness — 8%
diarrhea with stool blood 21% —
peptic ulcer disease 12p of the intestine — 8%
loose stools with mucus 21% —
postoperative pain — 8%
diarrhea with mucus 21% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 7%
intestinal bleeding 21% —
traumatic illness — 7%
diverticulum of the rectum 21% —
hematoma — 7%
stool with mucus and blood 21% —
inflammation of the stomach — 7%
rash pustules 34% 11%
hypertrophy biliary tract — 7%
inconclusive urge to defecate 21% —
colitis — 7%
palpation is painful in epigastrium 21% —
functional disorders of the stomach — 6%
burning when urinating 21% —
palpation is painful in hypogastrium 21% —
headache sudden 21% —
pain in the legs when moving 21% —
pain when urinating 21% —
pain from sudden movements 21% —
appendages of the uterus 20% —
burning sensation during defecation 20% —
pain before urination 20% —
inflammation of the appendages 19% —
burns 19% —
chair with mucus 19% —
sudden tachycardia 19% —
chills with nausea 19% —
adnexitis 19% —
fever in the head 19% —
worse from sudden movements 19% —
abdominal distension 19% —
headache with fever 19% —
rectal bleeding 19% —
lot of gases 19% —
abdominal pain when pressing 19% —
inflammation of the ovaries 18% —
stiffness of the hands 18% —
abdominal distension a 18% —
salpingitis 18% —
headache with chills 18% —
frequent stools 18% —
sudden heartbeat 18% —
incontinence of feces 18% —
fever in the body 18% —
nausea 18% —
acute appendicitis 18% —
urination with blood 18% —
pain in the vagina 17% —
rash on the abdomen 17% —
pain when walking 17% —
bleeding 17% —
fever abdominal pain 17% —
intestinal diverticula 17% —
diarrhea with blood 17% —
diarrhea with gases 17% —
pain over the pubic 17% —
pain worse from pressure 17% —
stool with blood 17% —
fever tachycardia 17% —
defecation painful 17% —
often abdominal pain 17% —
urination incontinence 17% —
nausea with fever 17% —
intestinal abscess 38% 19%
intra-abdominal infections 35% 16%
frequent headaches 16% —
urination disorder 16% —
stool with gases 16% —
fever with pain in the head 16% —
speeded up urination 16% —
intestinal obstruction 16% —
pain when moving 16% —
frequent nausea 16% —
worse from pressure 16% —
heartbeat in the head 16% —
bursting 16% —
worse when walking 15% —
vulvitis 15% —
muscle tension 15% —
stomach pain 15% —
headache with nausea 15% —
vulva infections 15% —
impaired uterine function 14% —
stiffness in the joints 14% —
worse when moving 14% —
sensations in the legs 14% —
diarrhea 13% —
tachycardia 13% —
palpitations 13% —
chills 25% 10%
liquid stool 13% —
violation of the chair 13% —
pain in the legs 13% —
headaches 12% —
wounds 12% —
intoxication 12% —
febrile 21% 7%
purulent peritonitis 29% 15%
pain in the intestines 24% 10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 26% 13%
high temperature 21% 11%
typhlitis 18% 9%
pseudomonas infection 18% 9%
febrile body temperature 16% 8%
neutrophilosis 16% 8%
surgical infections 21% 13%
consequences of operation 20% 13%
sudden pain 15% 8%
muscle pain 13% 7%
inflammatory bowel diseases 19% 14%
intra-abdominal abscesses 18% 13%
consequences of taking medications 16% 11%
sharp belly 15% 10%
appendicitis 17% 12%
blood diseases 11% 6%
consequences of infection 16% 12%
ascites 15% 11%

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