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Results: Differences General ✘Intestinal bleeding✘Blood transfusion shock
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 48%(3)82%(3)
Coprogram 100%(6)—
General urine test —87%(8)
Blood biochemistry 4%(0)54%(3)
Coagulogram 6%(0)51%(1)
Other hormones 8%(1)45%(2)
Sex hormones —50%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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blood from the anus 43% —
effects of narcosis — 97%
anal fissures 40% —
massive hemotransfusion syndrome — 97%
bleeding ulcer 35% —
lower back pain — 95%
black feces 33% —
urine color dark yellow — 87%
hemorrhoids 32% —
urine the color of meat slops — 87%
hemorrhoids bleeding 28% —
back pain — 87%
bowel cancer 16% —
hypotension 4% 89%
defecation painful 14% —
rapid reaction — 84%
intestinal tumor 14% —
anuria — 80%
cancer 13% —
hemolytic shock — 78%
peptic ulcer 13% —
chills with excitement — 76%
angiodysplasia of the colon 12% —
constricting pain in the lower back — 74%
intestinal diverticula 11% —
hemolytic jaundice — 74%
metastases 11% —
acute renal failure — 73%
bleeding 65% 53%
cold sweat — 73%
blood after defecation 10% —
oliguria — 73%
intestinal bleeding 10% —
increased potassium — 72%
foreign body of the digestive tract in children 9% —
dic syndrome — 71%
rectal bleeding 9% —
blood transfusion shock — 71%
oncology 9% —
dyspnea — 69%
hemorrhoidal bleeding 9% —
compressive back pain — 69%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8% —
history of surgery 6% 72%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 8% —
brown urine — 66%
intestinal infarction 8% —
shortness of breath with excitement — 65%
ankylostomidosis 8% —
jaundice — 65%
-willed redness of the anus 8% —
urine light — 65%
impaired function of the large intestine 8% —
yellow skin color — 63%
diverticular colon disease 8% —
little urine — 63%
Red blood cells in the fecal 8% —
dark urine — 63%
intestinal resection 7% —
chills — 62%
electrocoagulation 7% —
cyanosis — 62%
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% —
pain when breathing — 61%
worse after defecation 7% —
kidney failure — 60%
violation of the stool 7% —
pulse weak — 60%
intestinal amyloidosis 7% —
pain in the muscles of the back — 60%
intestinal polyp 7% —
post-traumatic shock — 59%
thrombosis 7% —
rhesus conflict — 59%
blood from the anus after defecation 7% —
lingering pain in the lower back — 58%
impaired arterial function 7% —
acute liver failure — 58%
redness of the perineum 7% —
pale face — 58%
pain in the anus after stool 7% —
squeezing pain behind the sternum — 58%
arterial occlusion 6% —
pain chest — 57%
tendency to bleed 6% —
aching lower back — 57%
pseudomembranous colitis 6% —
hemolytic disease of newborns — 57%
acute enterocolitis 6% —
surgery in the urethra — 55%
impaired function of the small intestine 6% —
consequences of injuries — 55%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes 6% —
nausea — 55%
intestinal fistula 6% —
hemorrhagic diathesis 4% 59%
fainting in childhood 6% —
back pain is aching — 55%
foreign body of the intestine 6% —
reduction of systolic pressure — 54%
abdominal pain in children 6% —
increased urea — 54%
chronic anal fissure 6% —
vomiting — 54%
colitis 6% —
wound — 54%
polyps 6% —
back aching — 54%
pain after stool 6% —
hypotension in the morning — 53%
full 6% —
blood diseases 7% 60%
chronic enterocolitis 6% —
anaphylactic shock — 53%
fetid feces 6% —
tightness of breath — 53%
hemorrhoids palpation 6% —
incontinence of feces — 53%
inflammation 6% —
insulin increase — 52%
hemorrhoids painful 6% —
systolic arterial hypotension — 52%
effects of radiation 5% —
fecal vomiting — 52%
amyloidosis 5% —
tachycardia 4% 56%
external bleeding 5% —
palpitations 4% 55%
increased endurance 5% —
bladder interventions — 50%
heart dysfunction 5% —
erythrocytic anemia — 50%
pain in the rectum 5% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 50%
venous bleeding 5% —
insulin deficiency — 50%
intestinal infection 5% —
pain in the sternum — 49%
duodenitis 5% —
increase in creatinine — 48%
pain in the groin area 5% —
worries due to pain — 47%
intestinal ulcer 5% —
metabolic syndrome — 47%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 5% —
facial pain — 47%
crohn 5% —
the skin is dark — 46%
helps others 5% —
diseases of infants — 46%
stool is large 5% —
low body temperature — 46%
acute duodenitis 5% —
difficulty breathing — 46%
intestinal spasms 5% —
liver failure — 45%
gastrointestinal problems 5% —
shock states of various genesis — 45%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 5% —
acidosis — 45%
red fecal 5% —
trauma 5% 49%
hypovolemic shock 5% —
proteinuria — 44%
cold extremities 5% —
acute injury — 44%
abdominal pain during defecation 5% —
painful appearance — 44%
acute colitis 5% —
traumatic shock 7% 51%
CHD 5% —
increased 3% 46%
pus in feces 5% —
muscle pain — 42%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 5% —
nausea vomiting — 42%
not dilated 5% —
effects of shock 4% 45%
blood dark 5% —
hematuria — 40%
chronic colitis 5% —
aching — 40%
enterocolitis 5% —
pale skin 4% 44%
body is cold 5% —
increased sensitivity — 39%
periodic fainting 5% —
soreness of the skin — 39%
radiation damage 4% —
anemia — 39%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 4% —
liver problems — 38%
unformed feces 4% —
hypertension — 38%
does not tolerate pain 4% —
allergy — 37%
tuberculosis 4% —
recovery period — 37%
impaired gastric function 4% —
high temperature — 37%

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