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Results: Differences General	✘Anal polyp	✘Hemorrhoidal node thrombosis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 59%(0) 92%(0) Colonoscopy 59%(0) 89%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	8%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	8%	100%
polyps in the nose	26%	—
thrombosis	—	71%
polyps of the colon	21%	—
sweating during exercise	—	49%
removal of rectal polyps	18%	—
sweating at the slightest physical exertion	—	44%
benign neoplasms	17%	—
worse sitting	—	42%
polyps of the sigmoid colon	15%	—
hemorrhoid thrombosis	—	42%
itching in the ears	15%	—
pain after stool	—	40%
aversion to criticism	13%	—
hemorrhoids painful	—	37%
intestinal polyp	25%	10%
internal hemorrhoids	—	36%
aggressiveness if interfered	13%	—
external hemorrhoids	—	35%
suspiciousness	13%	—
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse	—	34%
tumors of the sigmoid colon	13%	—
minimum physical load	—	33%
insecurity feeling	12%	—
hemorrhoids with blood	—	30%
chronic proctitis	11%	—
hemorrhoid prolapse	4%	33%
benign epithelial tumors	10%	—
worse in morning	—	26%
desire to control	10%	—
hemorrhoids constipation	—	26%
lipomas	10%	—
impulsiveness	—	25%
gastritis	8%	—
paraproctitis	—	25%
rectal cancer	7%	—
fistula of the rectum	—	25%
prolonged defecation	7%	—
hemorrhoids palpation	—	24%
papillitis	7%	—
obsessive thoughts	—	24%
adenomatous polyp	7%	—
subcutaneous paraproctitis	—	22%
muscle tension	7%	—
prolapse of the rectum	11%	32%
constipation with inconclusive urges	6%	—
acute pain	—	21%
constipation with urges	6%	—
hemorrhoids bleeding	—	20%
prolonged diarrhea	6%	—
sensation of a foreign body in the anus	10%	29%
schistosomiasis	6%	—
impaired arterial function	—	19%
removal of colon polyps	6%	—
pain in the groin area	—	19%
a history of sigmoidectomy	6%	—
exacerbation of hemorrhoids	—	18%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum	5%	—
-willed redness of the anus	—	18%
doubling of the intestine	5%	—
worse during day	3%	21%
cancer	5%	—
defecation painful	3%	21%
tenesmus	5%	—
proctitis	10%	28%
violation of gastric motility	5%	—
rectal infiltration	—	18%
eats quickly	5%	—
insufficiency of the anal sphincter	—	18%
dysentery	5%	—
hemorrhoidal bleeding	—	17%
typhoid fever	5%	—
burns	5%	22%
gastric dyskinesia	5%	—
fournier 's gangrene	—	17%
diarrhea with mucus	5%	—
cancer pain	—	17%
villous adenoma	5%	—
burning from hemorrhoids	—	17%
is quickly irritated	5%	—
attacks of pain	—	16%
chronic dysentery	5%	—
surgical infections	—	16%
bowel cancer	5%	—
painful swelling	—	16%
inconclusive urge to defecate	5%	—
is worse at 10 am	—	16%
osteochondrosis pain	4%	—
vascular damage	—	16%
forced situation	4%	—
discomfort in the intestines	5%	21%
familial polyposis of the colon	4%	—
wound postoperative	4%	20%
teratoma	4%	—
foreign body sensation	7%	23%
a history of endoscopic surgery	4%	—
constipation	6%	22%
brown spots on the skin	4%	—
intestinal fistula	—	15%
pain in the coccyx	4%	—
obliterating endarteritis	—	15%
diarrhea with blood	4%	—
pain in the intestines	9%	24%
brown pigmentation after rashes	4%	—
acute condition	—	15%
genital warts	4%	—
constant pain	2%	17%
rectum stomach	4%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	15%
loss of fluids	4%	—
intestinal abscess	—	14%
cryptit	4%	—
blood after defecation	—	14%
aching pain in the anus	4%	—
sedentary lifestyle	—	14%
hemangioma	4%	—
thrombosis of small vessels	—	14%
eats	4%	—
discharge from the anus	—	14%
main complaint itching	4%	—
blood from the anus after defecation	—	14%
precancer	4%	—
fistula of the anus	—	14%
peitz-jaegers syndrome	4%	—
swelling	—	14%
stool is large	4%	—
infectious colitis	10%	24%
low acidity	4%	—
pain in the anus in men	—	14%
asleep typhus	4%	—
phlegmon	—	13%
acrid stools	4%	—
postoperative pain	—	13%
external bleeding	3%	—
abscess	—	13%
fibroma	3%	—
necrosis	3%	16%
osteochondrosis	3%	—
pain in the rectum	15%	28%
spondylopathy	3%	—
colitis	9%	22%
He's been ill for a long time	3%	—
increased bleeding	5%	18%
worse at 11 o'clock	3%	—
pain in the anus in women	—	12%
cancer in the anamnesis	3%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	12%
STDs	3%	—
weakness after illness	—	12%
neurological pain	3%	—
intestinal phlegmon	—	12%
intestinal infection	3%	—
urination painful	—	12%
oncology relatives	3%	—
thrombosis with varicose	—	12%
history of laparoscopic surgery	3%	—
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter	—	12%
endometriosis	3%	—
erysipelas	—	12%
polyp of the rectum	18%	13%
inflammation	7%	19%
warts	3%	—
peripheral artery thrombosis	—	12%
family history of cancer	3%	—
rectal stenosis	—	12%
anesthesia	3%	—
feeling of bruising	—	12%
skin spots	3%	—
dense tumor	4%	16%
stomach polyps	3%	—
wound	4%	16%
irritable bowel syndrome	3%	—
tumors of the rectum	12%	23%
peptic ulcer	10%	5%
intestinal infarction	—	11%
oily skin	3%	—
feeling of blood loss	—	11%
lot of operations in small things	3%	—
straining during bowel movements	—	11%
bent legs	3%	—
arterial occlusion	—	11%
a lot of medicines	3%	—
pain in the perineum in women	—	11%
carcinoid	3%	—
urination disorder	—	11%
consumes alcohol	3%	—
state of exacerbation	—	11%
muscle pain	2%	—
pain when touched	—	11%
better in afternoon	2%	—
the wound is bleeding	—	11%
female pelvic organs	2%	—
pain in the perineum in men	—	11%
aching	2%	—
fistula	—	11%
wetness of the anus	2%	—
heaviness in the anus	—	11%
digestive disorders	2%	—
pain is worse from the cold	—	11%
papules	2%	—
discomfort in the perineum	—	11%

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