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Results: Differences Similar	✘Intestinal bleeding	✘Stones of the urethra
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6) — Blood biochemistry 4%(0) 91%(2) General urine test — 78%(7) General blood test 59%(3) 14%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	43%
bleeding	92%	—
oxalate kidney stones	—	34%
anal fissures	53%	—
diverticulum of the urethra	—	34%
hemorrhoids	31%	—
difficulty urinating	—	33%
ulcers on the skin	24%	—
weak stream of urine	—	32%
chronic anal fissure	23%	—
pain in the urethra	—	31%
defecation painful	19%	—
kidney stones	—	24%
cancer	18%	—
urethrolithiasis	—	24%
bowel cancer	18%	—
acute urinary	—	24%
intestinal tumor	17%	—
stones in the bladder	—	23%
blood from the anus	32%	15%
urate kidney stones	—	23%
angiodysplasia of the colon	15%	—
discharge from the urethra	—	22%
peptic ulcer	28%	11%
pain in the legs while sitting is worse	—	21%
blood after defecation	14%	—
foreign body of the urethra	—	21%
intestinal diverticula	14%	—
urethritis	—	21%
pain in the intestines	13%	—
diverticulum of the bladder	—	20%
arterial bleeding	12%	—
prostate adenoma prostatitis	—	20%
hemorrhoidal bleeding	12%	—
difficulty urinating in women	—	20%
foreign body of the digestive tract in children	12%	—
prostate adenoma	—	20%
intestinal bleeding	12%	—
terminal leakage of urine	—	19%
rectal bleeding	12%	—
difficulty urinating in men	—	19%
ankylostomidosis	11%	—
worse sitting better when walking	—	19%
intestinal infarction	11%	—
gouty nephropathy	—	19%
blood loss	11%	—
nephropathy	—	19%
bleeding	10%	—
chronic urethritis	—	18%
angiopathy	10%	—
hematuria	—	18%
-willed redness of the anus	10%	—
hemorrhagic gastritis	—	18%
blood from the anus after defecation	10%	—
misses urine	—	18%
Red blood cells in the fecal	10%	—
painful urination	—	18%
black feces	9%	—
kidney disease	—	17%
hemorrhagic shock	9%	—
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine	—	17%
hemorrhoids painful	9%	—
urinary fistulas	—	17%
hemorrhoids bleeding	9%	—
alkalization of urine	—	17%
pain in the anus after stool	9%	—
up prostatitis chronic	—	16%
thrombosis	9%	—
crystalluria	—	16%
redness in the perineum	9%	—
cystitis with blood	—	16%
diverticular colon disease	9%	—
acute prostatitis	—	16%
impaired function of the large intestine	9%	—
cystitis chronic	—	16%
foreign body of the intestine	8%	—
pain before urination	—	16%
polyps	8%	—
kidney hypertrophy	—	16%
hemorrhoids palpation	8%	—
bladder injury	—	15%
intestinal amyloidosis	8%	—
stone in the stomach	—	15%
violation of the chair	8%	—
hydronephrosis	—	15%
arterial occlusion	7%	—
digestion gastritis	—	15%
chair is large	7%	—
sitting worse pain	—	15%
IBS	7%	—
pyuria	—	15%
hypovolemic shock	7%	—
prostatitis	—	15%
fainting in childhood	7%	—
hyperparathyroidism	—	14%
intestinal polyps	7%	—
hemorrhagic cystitis	—	14%
red fecal	7%	—
pain when walking	—	14%
intestinal fistula	7%	—
ulcerative gastritis	—	14%
cold extremities	7%	—
increased uric acid	—	14%
tendency to bleed	7%	—
impaired prostate function	—	14%
intestinal tuberculosis	7%	—
bedsores	—	13%
full	7%	—
leukocyturia	—	13%
pain after stool	7%	—
changes in urine	—	13%
acute enterocolitis	7%	—
cystitis	—	13%
chronic enterocolitis	7%	—
pyelonephritis	—	13%
pseudomembranous colitis	7%	—
worse sitting	—	13%
fetid stool	7%	—
infections of the genitourinary system	—	13%
pain in the rectum	6%	—
infectious colitis	—	13%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	6%	—
inflammation	—	12%
effects of radiation therapy	6%	—
gangrene	—	12%
venous bleeding	6%	—
worse when walking	—	12%
duodenitis	6%	—
gastritis	—	12%
cardiac disorder	6%	—
abscess	—	11%
intestinal ulcer	6%	—
fistula	5%	16%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	6%	—
digestive disorders	—	11%
blood dark	6%	—
pain in the legs	—	11%
crohn	6%	—
bone fracture	—	11%
external bleeding	6%	—
traumatic illness	—	11%
pain in the groin area	6%	—
worse when moving	—	11%
intra-abdominal infections	6%	—
osteoporosis	—	11%
tachycardia in children	6%	—
little urine	—	11%
pus in feces	6%	—
lags behind in the development	—	11%
cold skin	6%	—
fighting	—	11%
enterocolitis	6%	—
sensitivity to medications	—	10%
acute colitis	6%	—
benign neoplasms	5%	15%
body is cold	6%	—
chronic colitis	6%	14%
necrosis	18%	10%
inflammation of the stomach	5%	12%
abdominal pain during defecation	6%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	5%	11%
amyloidosis	6%	—
conservative	5%	11%
increased endurance	6%	—
dehydration	5%	11%
acute duodenitis	6%	—
colitis	7%	12%
periodic fainting	6%	—
functional disorders of the stomach	5%	10%
intestinal spasms	6%	—
consequences of taking medications	4%	9%
hypotension	5%	—
blood diseases	9%	13%
not sensitive to pain	5%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	8%	11%
liquid stool	5%	—
injury	6%	9%
periods of exacerbation	5%	—
oncology	11%	13%
spasm	5%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	9%	9%
abdominal pain	5%	—
radiation damage	5%	—
disorders of consciousness	5%	—
radiation therapy	5%	—
veins bloating	5%	—
tachycardia	5%	—
enteropathy	5%	—
tuberculosis	5%	—
palpitations	5%	—
vascular sclerosis	5%	—
syphilis	5%	—
lymph node lesion	5%	—
fainting	5%	—
sharp belly	5%	—
vascular spasm	5%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	5%	—
effects of shock	5%	—
intestinal infection	5%	—
pale skin	5%	—
onset of illness	4%	—

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Introduce new diseases through 🔍 Quick search on the top panel using Compare The table shows the most important distinguishing symptoms, tests and diagnoses related to the selected diseases. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease. The list changes dynamically depending on the data of the current visit in the selection of therapy . Click on the percentageto see the suggestions from the original source. By using the service, you agree to user agreement. Сервисы Киберис не заменяют врача! ▶ Посмотреть на ▶Youtube