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Results: Differences General ✘Intestinal bleeding✘Ulcerative proctitis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%39%
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increased bleeding 44% 7%
proctitis — 53%
dark feces 34% —
infectious colitis — 47%
bleeding ulcer 29% —
chronic colitis 5% 48%
hemorrhoids bleeding 29% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 40%
bleeding 62% 31%
rectal cancer — 40%
anal fissures 43% 14%
chronic proctitis — 40%
hemorrhoids 28% 13%
tenesmus — 40%
angiodysplasia of the colon 12% —
intestinal mucosa — 37%
hemorrhoids with blood 10% —
radiation proctitis — 37%
blood after defecation 10% —
microscopic colitis — 36%
arterial bleeding 10% —
perforation of the colon — 35%
hemorrhoidal bleeding 9% —
primary sclerosing cholangitis — 35%
intestinal infarction 9% —
tumors of the rectum — 35%
foreign body of the digestive tract in children 9% —
colitis 6% 41%
ankylostomidosis 8% —
sclerosing cholangitis — 33%
diverticular colon disease 8% —
frequent stools — 33%
-willed redness of the anus 8% —
acute sigmoiditis — 32%
Red blood cells in the fecal 8% —
acute colitis 5% 36%
blood from the anus after defecation 7% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 31%
redness of the perineum 7% —
medicinal colitis — 29%
electrocoagulation 7% —
shape of large intestine is changed — 28%
pain in the anus after stool 7% —
impaired function of the large intestine 8% 36%
traumatic shock 7% —
consequences of surgery — 28%
hemorrhoids painful 7% —
tumors of the large intestine — 28%
hemorrhoids palpation 7% —
gastrointestinal problems 5% 32%
pain after stool 7% —
violation of the stool 7% 34%
intestinal amyloidosis 7% —
oncology 3% 30%
intestinal fistula 6% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 27%
fainting in childhood 6% —
cholangitis — 27%
hypovolemic shock 6% —
megacolon — 27%
cold extremities 6% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% 33%
intestinal spasms 6% —
patient's condition — 26%
tendency to bleed 6% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 26%
arterial occlusion 6% —
gastritis — 26%
red fecal 6% —
liquid stool 4% 30%
full 6% —
dysentery — 25%
acute enterocolitis 6% —
skin problems — 25%
blood from the anus 34% 26%
consequences of infection — 25%
fetid stool 6% —
ileit — 25%
periodic fainting 5% —
inflammation of the stomach 4% 29%
increased endurance 5% —
intestinal bleeding 10% 35%
peritonitis 5% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8% 32%
cold skin 5% —
consequences of taking medications 3% 27%
pain in the groin area 5% —
angioplasty 3% 27%
venous bleeding 5% —
impaired gastric function 4% 28%
blood dark 5% —
intestinal infection 5% 29%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 5% —
abscess — 24%
spasms in the heart 5% —
inflammation 6% 30%
amyloidosis 5% —
chronic dysentery — 23%
body is cold 5% —
moderate condition — 23%
helps others 5% —
colitis in children — 23%
fainting 4% —
heaviness in the anus — 23%
vascular sclerosis 4% —
restorative and reconstructive operations — 23%
effects of shock 4% —
remission — 23%
veins bloating 4% —
stool with mucus and blood — 23%
history of cardiovascular surgery 4% —
hypoproteinemia — 23%
pale skin 4% —
paraproctitis — 23%
vascular spasm 4% —
suppuration of the skin — 22%
suspension 4% —
peptic ulcer 14% 36%
spasm 4% —
increased 3% 25%
intestinal abscess — 22%
radiation damage 4% 26%
obesity — 22%
state of exacerbation — 22%
helminths — 21%
opportunistic infections — 21%
rectum stomach — 21%
chronic condition — 21%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter — 21%
anemia — 21%
hypertrophy biliary tract — 21%
diarrhea — 21%
intestinal tumor 15% 36%
bowel cancer 16% 37%
history of surgery 6% 27%
blood diseases 7% 28%
immunodeficiency — 20%
cytomegalovirus — 20%
rectal gonorrhea — 20%
spastic abdominal pain — 20%
area stool several times a day — 20%
stool with mucus — 20%
irritable bowel syndrome — 20%
constipation — 20%
diverticulitis — 20%
allergic gastritis — 20%
cancer 13% 33%
pain in the intestines 11% 31%
pus in feces 5% 25%
intolerance to drugs — 20%
spicy food — 19%
stool in the morning — 19%
burning in the intestines — 19%
high temperature — 19%
intoxication — 19%
trichurosis — 19%
sudden pain — 19%
swelling — 19%
there are no complaints — 19%
surgical infections 4% 23%
effects of hormone — 19%
rectal bleeding 10% 29%
enteritis — 19%
ulcers on the skin — 18%
adrenal insufficiency — 18%
crohn 5% 23%
consistency of feces is dense — 18%
itching and burning in the anus — 18%
decreased potassium — 18%
constipation spastic — 18%
drug disease — 18%
gonorrhea — 18%
worse in morning — 18%
vaccination — 18%
better in afternoon — 18%
duodenitis 5% 23%
conservative 4% 22%
pain due to flatulence — 17%
digestive disorders — 17%
parasitosis — 17%
erosive gastritis — 17%
burning around the anus — 17%
suspicion — 17%
hemoglobin increased — 17%
diarrhea at 2 a.m — 17%
burning itching — 17%
nodular erythema — 17%
oncology in the anamnesis — 17%
doubling of the intestine — 17%
regular stool — 17%
campylobacteriosis — 17%
sudden diarrhea — 17%
gastroduodenitis in children — 17%
enteritis in children — 17%
cancer in the anamnesis — 17%
intestinal amoebiasis — 17%
paranoia — 17%
stage of recovery — 17%
constipation prolonged — 17%
recovery period — 17%

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