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Results: Differences Similar ✘Intestinal spasm✘Rectosigmoiditis
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Distinctive symptoms
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abdominal cramps 81% —
infectious colitis — 81%
rumbling in the stomach 24% —
intestinal infection 4% 73%
biliary dyskinesia 23% —
chronic colitis — 42%
colic 20% —
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies — 37%
constipation spastic 30% 8%
burning in the intestines — 37%
spastic abdominal pain 29% 8%
necrosis — 29%
worse from sweets 17% —
burning in the anus — 28%
irritable bowel syndrome 33% 14%
proctitis — 26%
menopause diseases 16% —
pain in the rectum 16% 40%
pain in the right hypochondrium 15% —
paraproctitis — 23%
depression anxiety 13% —
tenesmus — 23%
colic in the stomach 13% —
inflammation 9% 31%
mixed anxious 13% —
acute colitis — 21%
pain in the intestines 49% 34%
acute sigmoiditis — 21%
delirium 12% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 21%
lot of gases 12% —
burns 7% 28%
intestinal colic 11% —
ulcerative proctitis — 20%
cramps 10% —
tumors of the large intestine — 20%
muscle pain 17% 5%
medicinal colitis — 20%
abdominal pain 25% 14%
intestinal abscess 4% 23%
pain in the muscles of the back 8% —
burning sensation during defecation — 19%
he feels like an old man 8% —
peptic ulcer 15% 33%
constant joint pain 8% —
bowel cancer — 18%
falls in the elderly 8% —
abscess 3% 20%
sarcopenia 8% —
rectal cancer — 17%
anxiety 8% —
pain in the intestines 5% 22%
senile asthenia syndrome 8% —
perforation of the colon — 17%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 15% 5%
blood in feces — 17%
muscle stretching 7% —
primary sclerosing cholangitis — 17%
postherpetic neuralgia 7% —
sclerosing cholangitis — 16%
weak joints 7% —
periods of exacerbation — 16%
anxiety due to pain 7% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 15%
lump in the stomach 7% —
intestinal lethargy — 15%
arthritis with pain 7% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 15%
spinal injury 7% —
tumors of the rectum — 15%
foreign body of the stomach 7% —
aching pain in the anus — 14%
pain in the entire spine 7% —
radiation proctitis — 14%
bursitis 7% —
in winter abdominal pain on the left — 13%
intestinal obstruction 7% —
megacolon — 13%
abdominal pain under stress 7% —
intestinal bleeding 4% 17%
back aches 7% —
impaired function of the large intestine 4% 17%
pain after a fracture 7% —
blood from the anus — 13%
spinal fracture 7% —
cholangitis — 13%
stomach ulcer 7% —
ileit — 12%
pain in the feet permanent 7% —
pinworms — 12%
poisoning with heavy metal salts 7% —
leukocytosis — 12%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 19% 10%
colitis in children — 12%
abdominal 17% 8%
dysentery — 12%
sharp belly 16% 7%
pain in the left half of the abdomen — 12%
cognitive disorders 6% —
salmonellosis — 12%
sensations in the legs 6% —
diarrhea with blood — 12%
tendency to cramps 6% —
intestinal tumor 5% 17%
peritonitis 6% —
violation of the chair 6% 18%
constant weakness 6% —
bleeding 3% 14%
stretching 6% —
inflammation of the stomach 4% 15%
joint pain 6% —
swelling — 11%
back pain 6% —
chronic dysentery — 11%
disease periodic muscle 6% —
hypoproteinemia — 11%
gastrojunal ulcer 6% —
moderate condition — 11%
pain from the load 6% —
heaviness in the anus — 11%
liver pain 6% —
state of exacerbation — 11%
herpes zoster 6% —
aching abdominal pain on the left — 11%
myeloma 6% —
crohn — 11%
hunger at night 6% —
frequent bloating — 11%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 6% —
pus in feces — 11%
joint pain in the muscle 6% —
metastases — 11%
nsaid-gastropathy 6% —
cancer 4% 15%
stomach pain from hunger 6% —
immunodeficiency — 10%
consequences of a fracture 6% —
pseudomembranous colitis — 10%
intestinal flu 6% —
chills with nausea — 10%
severe colic 6% —
ascaris — 10%
foreign body of the intestine 6% —
spastic colitis — 10%
neurogenic pain 6% —
microscopic colitis — 10%
abdominal cramps with diarrhea 6% —
intestinal form of radiation sickness — 10%
appendicitis 6% —
cytomegalovirus — 10%
back injury 6% —
burning in the stomach — 10%
acute gastritis 6% —
dysbacteriosis — 10%
anxiety in the stomach 6% —
food poisoning — 10%
arthrosis 6% —
migrating larva — 10%
duodenal ulcer 6% —
allergic gastritis — 10%
spasms in the epigastrium 6% —
rectal gonorrhea — 10%
pain in the right side 6% —
opportunistic infections — 10%
fluid in the joints 6% —
chair in the morning — 10%
spasms in the body 6% —
burning at night — 10%
biliary peritonitis 6% —
weakness after diarrhea — 10%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall 6% —
intolerance to drugs — 10%
polymorbidity 6% —
insufficiency of the anal sphincter — 10%
abdominal pain from experiences 6% —
myxedema — 10%
madness 5% —
adrenal insufficiency — 9%
gradual deterioration of 5% —
chills — 9%
dementia 5% —
intestinal biopsy data taken — 9%
polypragmasy 5% —
itching and burning in the anus — 9%
no appetite 5% —
diarrhea with chills — 9%
adhesions in the intestines 5% —
decreased potassium — 9%
feeling of danger 5% —
mushroom poisoning — 9%
pain from herpes 5% —
chills weakness — 9%
flu cold 5% —
pain in the rectum at night — 9%
fear of pain 5% —
rectal bleeding — 9%
increased nervousness 5% —
up radiation sickness — 9%
chronic synovitis 5% —
digestive weakness — 9%

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