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Results: Differences General ✘Spasm of the anal sphincter✘Tics in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 35%(0)—
MRI of the brain —34%(0)
Measurements at the reception 7%(0)3%(0)
CT of the organ 7%(0)2%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
intermittent constipation 80% —
tics — 88%
anal fissures 63% —
childhood diseases 5% 65%
spasm 55% —
eye tic — 43%
constipation 51% —
often blinks his eyes — 39%
worse sitting 40% —
obsessive movements — 26%
pain after stool 33% —
periodic illness 11% 35%
worse after defecation 30% —
aggressive child — 21%
pain in the rectum 28% —
anxiety disorders in children — 16%
hemorrhoids 25% —
anger the child — 14%
defecation painful 25% —
angry child — 13%
pain in the intestines 23% —
child fights — 12%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter 22% —
vocal tics — 12%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 20% —
restless child — 10%
worse from cold 19% —
nervous the child — 10%
intestinal spasms 18% —
restless and anxious — 10%
disease periodic muscle 17% —
fights — 10%
alternating constipation 17% —
tiki in children — 9%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 16% —
involuntary movements — 9%
constipation from stress 15% —
hyperkinesis in children — 8%
changeable mood 14% —
twitching of the hands — 7%
pain in the coccyx 14% —
coprolalia — 7%
aching pain in the anus 14% —
twitching of the head — 7%
chronic anal fissure 13% —
hyperkinesis — 7%
irritation around the anus 13% —
sniffles — 6%
eating paper 13% —
continuous cough — 6%
rectal surgery 13% —
slight cough — 6%
irritation of the anus 13% —
dryness in the nose — 6%
coccyx injury 13% —
worse from fatigue — 6%
pain in the anus during defecation 12% —
gilles de la tourette syndrome — 6%
gastrointestinal problems 11% —
barking cough — 6%
pain in the anus after stool 11% —
whistling breathing — 5%
improvement after defecation 11% —
fatigue in the evening — 5%
pain in the sigmoid colon 11% —
cerebrastenic syndrome in children — 5%
pain is better from a warm bath 11% —
fear of school — 5%
shape of large intestine is changed 11% —
dry cough on exhalation — 5%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 11% —
emotional fatigue — 5%
acute stabbing pains 11% —
head tilted — 5%
improvement in a warm bath 11% —
fatigue from children — 5%
life changes 11% —
enthusiastic — 5%
intestinal lethargy 11% —
obsessive blinking — 5%
pain in the anus in women 10% —
business anxiety — 5%
history of surgery 10% —
general tension — 5%
nervous exhaustion 10% —
dry cough — 5%
pain in the groin area 10% —
complaints increase in the evening — 5%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 10% —
dry wheezing cough — 5%
rude behavior 9% —
breathing cough dry — 5%
hemorrhoids constipation 9% —
conflict in the family — 5%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 9% —
obsessive cough — 5%
stools with effort 9% —
sound ticks — 5%
nervous excitability 9% —
shudders from sharp sounds — 5%
fear of defecation 9% —
cough loud — 5%
straining during bowel movements 9% —
fear of illness — 4%
pain is better from the heat 9% —
dry cough on inhalation — 4%
muscle tension 9% —
anxiety — 4%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 9% —
whistling in the head — 4%
acute pain 9% —
cough whistling — 4%
stress neurosis 9% —
dry — 4%
there is no constipation 9% —
fear of relationships — 4%
constipation after surgery 9% —
finger twitching — 4%
better from heat 8% —
worse in evening — 4%
worse constipation 8% —
stuttering in speech — 4%
blood from the anus 8% —
dryness of the nasal mucosa — 4%
the stool is weak 8% —
cough on exhalation — 4%
no stool 8% —
postpartum infections — 4%
fear of pain 8% —
violations of the motor act — 4%
electric burns 8% —
cough — 4%
discharge from the anus 8% —
traumatic brain injury — 4%
worse during day 8% —
no lack of nervous energy — 4%
neurasthenia 8% —
worse from movement — 4%
violation of the stool 8% —
emotional child 7% 11%
fear of life 8% —
stuttering — 4%
pricks 8% —
parents divorce — 4%
rectal cancer 8% —
echolalia — 4%
aching 8% —
state of exacerbation — 4%
muscle pain 8% —
repeats the words — 4%
constipation children 8% —
transient disturbance of cerebral circulation — 4%
adhesions in the intestines 8% —
chronic condition — 4%
intestinal resection 7% —
head injury — 4%
neuroses in children 7% —
cough when inhaling — 4%
abdominal injuries 7% —
the onset of the disease during puberty — 4%
vegetative vascular dystonia 7% —
periods of exacerbation — 4%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 7% —
big head — 3%
tumors of the large intestine 7% —
illness from distress — 3%
tumour in the abdomen 7% —
disease from experiences — 3%
tumors of the rectum 7% —
I'm being controlled — 3%
spinal injury 7% —
ganglia — 3%
bowel cancer 7% —
number of births has been reduced — 3%
a history of endoscopic surgery 7% —
difficult childhood — 3%
spasmodic pain 7% —
mental retardation — 3%
severe stress 7% —
hyperactive — 3%
stool meager 7% —
lowered — 3%
operative delivery 7% —
mental shock — 3%
prolonged defecation 7% —
fidgety — 3%
constant fear 7% —
stereotypia — 3%
chronic colitis 7% —
sharp cough — 3%
emotional exhaustion 12% 3%
1 pregnancy — 3%
crohn 7% —
unexplained fear — 3%
colitis 6% —
consequences of fear — 3%
no appetite 6% —
fears of anxiety — 3%
traumatic illness 6% —
learning difficulties — 3%

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