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Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Acute proctitis	✘Anococcal pain syndrome (Coccygodynia)
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(8) 13%(0) Radiography of the sacrum — 100%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	25%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
proctitis	25%	—
osteochondrosis pain	—	96%
acute sigmoiditis	23%	—
osteochondrosis	—	74%
infectious colitis	22%	—
constant pain	—	62%
radiation proctitis	21%	—
back pain	—	52%
colitis	20%	—
coccyx injury	—	44%
chronic proctitis	18%	—
diseases from humiliation	—	43%
acute colitis	18%	—
disease from resentment	—	37%
worse constipation	17%	—
endometriosis	—	34%
constipation with inconclusive urges	16%	—
pain in the anus in women	—	27%
restrains stool	16%	—
spondylopathy	—	23%
tenesmus	16%	—
proctalgia	—	22%
chronic colitis	16%	—
pain in the sacrum	—	21%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter	15%	—
pain in the perineum in men	—	20%
pressure on the rectum	14%	—
polyps of the sigmoid colon	—	20%
constipation with urges	14%	—
pain in the legs	—	19%
pressure in the anus	14%	—
prostate abscess	—	19%
pain in the intestines	14%	—
fear of cancer	—	19%
irritation of the anus	14%	—
palpation of spine is painful	—	19%
cystitis from hypothermia	14%	—
pain gives in the buttock	—	18%
incontinence of feces	13%	—
neuralgia	—	18%
spastic colitis	13%	—
priapism	—	18%
chills	13%	—
pain gives in the leg	—	18%
myxedema	13%	—
emotional	6%	23%
prolapse of the rectum	13%	—
chronic condition	6%	22%
up strong	13%	—
coccigodinia	—	16%
body hot	13%	—
sweats quickly	—	16%
consequences of infection	13%	—
polyp of the rectum	—	16%
helminths	13%	—
pain in the middle of the back	—	15%
rectal gonorrhea	13%	—
papillitis	—	15%
strong irritation	12%	—
prostate pain	—	15%
frequent constipation	12%	—
rectal stenosis	—	15%
blood from the anus	12%	—
sciatic nerve neuropathy	—	15%
hyperthermia	12%	—
neuritis	—	15%
primary syphilis	12%	—
pain along the nerves	—	15%
defense of abdominal muscles	12%	—
sudden pain	—	15%
hard stools	12%	—
neurogenic pain	—	15%
can't hold urine	12%	—
pain in the rectum at night	—	15%
suppuration of the skin	12%	—
neurosis	—	14%
necrosis	12%	—
muscle pain at night	—	14%
peptic ulcer	12%	—
pain in the perineum in women	—	14%
dryness of the anus	12%	—
pain in the buttocks	—	14%
urinary incontinence	12%	—
spinal injury	5%	19%
worse in violation of the diet	11%	—
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	10%	24%
muscle hypertonus	11%	—
ovarian pain	—	14%
swelling	11%	—
inflammation of the nipple	—	14%
foreign body of the rectum	11%	—
neurosis-like disorders	—	14%
tension in the bladder area	11%	—
pricks	—	14%
intestinal lethargy	11%	—
intestinal lumen is narrowed	—	14%
cystitis in women	11%	—
pain in the feet permanent	—	13%
intestinal abscess	11%	—
pinching nerves	—	13%
worse during meals	11%	—
prostatitis	—	13%
worse food	11%	—
constant sweating	—	13%
cause the effects of physical overstrain	11%	—
muscle pain	—	13%
worse from salty	11%	—
anxiety	—	13%
sensation of a foreign body in the anus	11%	—
sciatica	—	13%
microscopic colitis	11%	—
infringement of the sciatic nerve	—	13%
consequences of childbirth	10%	—
does not like touching	—	13%
from the discharge of gases	10%	—
sweating is increased	—	13%
involuntary discharge of gases	10%	—
sensations in the legs	—	13%
ascariasis	10%	—
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome	—	13%
ascaris	10%	—
hypochondria	—	13%
medicinal colitis	10%	—
sciatic nerve pain	—	13%
liquid stool with gases	10%	—
head skin sweating	—	13%
abnormalities of intestinal development	10%	—
consequences of spinal injury	—	13%
foreign body of the intestine	10%	—
defecation at night	—	13%
stool is solid at first then liquid	10%	—
adnexitis	—	13%
intestinal ulcer	10%	—
elbow pain	—	13%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	10%	—
pain in the vagina	—	12%
fistula of the anus	10%	—
neurasthenia	—	12%
cystitis	10%	—
sweats from pain	—	12%
rectocele	10%	—
pain after injury	—	12%
muscle rupture	10%	—
He's been ill for a long time	—	12%
rectal infiltration	10%	—
hip pain	—	12%
perineal rupture	10%	—
intestinal spasms	10%	22%
consequences of physical stress	9%	—
endometritis	—	12%
easily excited	9%	—
tumors of the large intestine	—	12%
bent legs	9%	—
pain in the groin area	7%	19%
consequences of surgery	9%	—
impaired prostate function	—	12%
eggs found in fecal	9%	—
pain in the uterus	—	12%
recovery period	9%	—
postmenopause	—	12%
can not recover	9%	—
pain during sexual intercourse	—	12%
cough	9%	—
genital pain in women	—	12%
stage of recovery	9%	—
inflammation of the ovaries	—	12%
blood diseases	9%	—
radiculitis	—	12%
stool with gases	9%	—
salpingitis	—	12%
chronic cystitis	9%	—
spasm	9%	20%
bloating	9%	—
prolonged depression	—	11%
constantly complains	9%	—
take it, take it	—	11%
presses	9%	—
dislocation	—	11%
amoebiasis	9%	—
mixed anxious	—	11%
rectal cancer	9%	—
pain in the knees	—	11%
reduced efficiency	8%	—
make the main	—	11%
sputum green	8%	—
depression anxiety	—	11%
mental exhaustion	8%	—
pain in the rectum	15%	26%
pressing pain in the rectum	8%	—
osteoporosis	—	10%
big buttocks	8%	—
pale skin	—	10%
the surgical suture is inflamed	8%	—
intestinal tumor	—	10%
mucous stools	8%	—
impaired function of the large intestine	—	10%
sudden onset	8%	—
joint pain	—	10%
there was a caesarean section	8%	—
neurological disorders	7%	17%

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