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Results: Differences General	✘Intestinal bleeding	✘Hemorrhoidal bleeding
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	28%	100%
anal fissures	43%	—
hemorrhoid prolapse	—	49%
dark feces	34%	—
pain in the rectum	5%	46%
bleeding ulcer	29%	—
internal hemorrhoids	—	40%
chronic anal fissure	16%	—
hemorrhoids painful	7%	45%
bowel cancer	16%	—
hemorrhoids bleeding	29%	61%
intestinal tumor	15%	—
pain in the intestines	11%	39%
defecation painful	15%	—
hemorrhoid thrombosis	—	22%
peptic ulcer	14%	—
hemorrhoids with blood	10%	32%
cancer	13%	—
hemorrhoidal bleeding	9%	30%
angiodysplasia of the colon	12%	—
hemorrhoids on the left	—	20%
metastases	11%	—
discharge from the anus	—	19%
intestinal diverticula	11%	—
bleeding	62%	80%
blood after defecation	10%	—
venous bleeding	5%	23%
intestinal infarction	9%	—
atonic constipation	—	18%
hemorrhoids with rectal fissure	9%	—
constipation prolonged	—	18%
foreign body of the digestive tract in children	9%	—
constipation	—	17%
Red blood cells in the fecal	8%	—
red feces	—	17%
ankylostomidosis	8%	—
intestinal dyskinesia	—	17%
diverticular colon disease	8%	—
rectal bleeding	10%	26%
impaired function of the large intestine	8%	—
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse	—	14%
angiopathy	8%	—
pain in the anus in women	—	14%
intestinal amyloidosis	7%	—
constipation during pregnancy	—	14%
pain after stool	7%	—
constipation is pushing	—	14%
increased bleeding	44%	35%
heaviness in the anus	—	13%
blood from the anus	34%	25%
external bleeding	5%	18%
inflammatory bowel diseases	7%	—
venous congestion	—	13%
intestinal resection	7%	—
intensive physical load	—	13%
hemorrhoids palpation	7%	—
prolapse of the rectum	—	12%
traumatic shock	7%	—
pressure in the anus	—	12%
intestinal polyp	7%	—
leukocytosis	—	12%
redness of the perineum	7%	—
bleeding into the abdominal cavity	—	12%
blood from the anus after defecation	7%	—
spicy food	—	12%
pain in the anus after stool	7%	—
reticulocytosis	—	12%
fetid stool	6%	—
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities	—	11%
hypovolemic shock	6%	—
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver	—	11%
fainting in childhood	6%	—
conducting an inspection	—	11%
cold extremities	6%	—
impaired venous function	—	11%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes	6%	—
worse constipation	—	11%
intestinal fistula	6%	—
pregnancy	—	11%
arterial occlusion	6%	—
burning itching	—	11%
intestinal spasms	6%	—
bad from alcohol	—	11%
pseudomembranous colitis	6%	—
changes in the blood	—	11%
polyps	6%	—
bleeding during pregnancy	—	11%
full	6%	—
feeling of blood loss	—	11%
chronic enterocolitis	6%	—
posthemorrhagic anemia	—	11%
tendency to bleed	6%	—
latent iron deficiency	—	11%
acute enterocolitis	6%	—
intestinal bleeding	10%	21%
foreign body of the intestine	6%	—
sedentary lifestyle	—	10%
colitis	6%	—
alcohol is abusing	—	10%
cold skin	5%	—
burning of the skin	—	10%
enterocolitis	5%	—
abdominal swelling	—	10%
duodenitis	5%	—
worse in violation of the diet	—	10%
effects of radiation	5%	—
portal hypertension	—	10%
pain in the groin area	5%	—
iron deficiency anemia	—	10%
acute duodenitis	5%	—
hypochromia	—	10%
intestinal ulcer	5%	—
deterioration during pregnancy	—	10%
intestinal infection	5%	—
chronic venous edema	—	10%
periodic fainting	5%	—
abundant stool	—	10%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	5%	—
gastrointestinal problems	5%	15%
peritonitis	5%	—
chronic heart failure	—	9%
increased endurance	5%	—
itchy skin	—	9%
heart dysfunction	5%	—
liver dysfunction	—	9%
the volume of blood loss is reduced	5%	—
cirrhosis of the liver	—	9%
blood dark	5%	—
worse at 7 am	—	9%
pus in feces	5%	—
chronic anemia	—	9%
crohn	5%	—
obesity	—	9%
abdominal pain during defecation	5%	—
burns	—	9%
stool is large	5%	—
general swelling does	—	9%
acute colitis	5%	—
underdevelopment	—	9%
helps others	5%	—
swelling of the legs	—	9%
body is cold	5%	—
ascites	—	9%
amyloidosis	5%	—
history of surgery	6%	15%
chronic colitis	5%	—
blood diseases	7%	16%
tuberculosis of lymph nodes	5%	—
worse food	—	8%
spasms in the heart	5%	—
presses	—	8%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	5%	—
worse during day	—	8%
hypotension	4%	—
overwork	—	8%
palpitations	4%	—
there is heart failure	—	8%
radiation damage	4%	—
heart failure	—	8%
liquid stool	4%	—
anemia	—	8%
disorders of consciousness	4%	—
soreness of the skin	—	8%
lowered	4%	—
feeling of bruising	—	8%
tachycardia	4%	—
periods of exacerbation	4%	12%
abdominal pain	4%	—
worse in morning	—	8%
spasm	4%	—
conservative	4%	12%
impaired gastric function	4%	—
liver problems	—	8%
necrosis	4%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	8%
radiation therapy	4%	—
acute pain	—	8%
surgical infections	4%	—
worse during meals	—	8%
acute abdomen	4%	—
consequences of surgery	—	7%
pale skin	4%	—
swelling	—	7%
suspension	4%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	8%	15%
vascular spasm	4%	—
consequences of taking medications	3%	10%
fainting	4%	—
red fecal	6%	12%
vascular sclerosis	4%	—
increased	3%	9%
tuberculosis	4%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	4%	9%
syphilis	4%	—
-willed redness of the anus	8%	12%
effects of shock	4%	—
electrocoagulation	7%	11%
veins bloating	4%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	4%	8%
lymph node damage	4%	—
does not tolerate pain	4%	8%

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