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Results: Differences General	✘Spasm of the anal sphincter	✘Diverticulum of the rectum
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 35%(0) 86%(0) General blood test — 100%(4) CT scan of the large intestine 34%(0) 27%(0) Endoscopy 8%(0) 23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	72%
intermittent constipation	81%	—
desire to be needed	—	48%
anal fissures	63%	—
fighter for justice	—	45%
worse sitting	40%	—
diverticular colon disease	—	39%
spasm	55%	25%
self-critical	—	39%
anal spasm spasm of the sphincter	22%	—
restrains emotions	—	37%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter	20%	—
delicate	—	36%
disease periodic muscle	17%	—
outbursts of anger	—	36%
alternating constipation	17%	—
diverticulitis	—	36%
constipation from stress	16%	—
dryness	—	35%
pain spasm	15%	—
fecal peritonitis	—	35%
stress spasm	15%	—
desire for fresh air	—	34%
aching pain in the anus	14%	—
indecision	—	33%
changeable mood	14%	—
nephroptosis	—	33%
chronic anal fissure	13%	—
hard stools	—	32%
irritation around the anus	13%	—
unspecified mental disorders	—	32%
stabbing pain in the anus	13%	—
perforation of the colon	—	31%
eating paper	13%	—
aggressive	—	31%
irritation of the anus	13%	—
diverticulum of the rectum	—	31%
constipation	51%	36%
chilly	—	30%
pain in the coccyx	13%	—
intestinal fistula	—	30%
hemorrhoids with rectal fissure	13%	—
lowered	—	29%
defecation painful	25%	10%
hernia	—	29%
hemorrhoids	25%	11%
myeloma	—	28%
pain in the rectum	28%	14%
intestinal bleeding	—	28%
neurosis	12%	—
anxiety	—	28%
emotional	12%	—
fistula	—	27%
pain in the anus during defecation	12%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	26%
vegetative instability	12%	—
with the diverticula of the sigmoid colon	—	26%
emotional exhaustion	12%	—
oncology	5%	29%
acute stabbing pains	11%	—
patient's condition	7%	31%
life changes	11%	—
abdominal pain	—	24%
pain is better from a warm bath	11%	—
impaired function of the large intestine	—	24%
improvement after defecation	11%	—
bleeding	—	23%
pain in the anus after stool	11%	—
chronic kidney failure	—	23%
coccyx injury	11%	—
diverticulum of the stomach	—	23%
pain after stool	32%	19%
conservative	—	22%
nervous exhaustion	10%	—
peritonitis	—	22%
pain in the anus in women	10%	—
there are no complaints	—	22%
constipation after surgery	9%	—
closes	—	22%
impaired nervous system function	9%	—
urinary fistulas	—	21%
stress neurosis	9%	—
acute abdomen	—	21%
muscle tension	9%	—
bloating	—	21%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system	9%	—
enteropathy	—	21%
nervous excitability	9%	—
congestive kidney	—	21%
pain is better from the heat	9%	—
vaginal fistulas	—	21%
straining during bowel movements	9%	—
infectious colitis	—	20%
hemorrhoids constipation	9%	—
abscess	—	20%
severe exhaustion	9%	—
proctitis	—	20%
rude behavior	9%	—
kidney cyst	—	20%
stools with effort	9%	—
quickly gets tired	5%	25%
fear of defecation	9%	—
intestinal mucosa	—	19%
fear of pain	8%	—
high temperature	—	19%
electric burns	8%	—
rectal infiltration	—	19%
aching	8%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	6%	25%
blood from the anus	8%	—
colitis	6%	25%
neurasthenia	8%	—
hypertension	—	18%
fear of life	8%	—
feeling of heat	—	18%
muscle pain	8%	—
fever abdominal pain	—	18%
constipation children	8%	—
fistula of the anus	—	18%
better from heat	8%	—
lower back pain	—	18%
pricks	8%	—
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	17%
rectal cancer	8%	—
fistula of the rectum	—	17%
complications of childbirth	7%	—
pain over the pubic	—	17%
severe stress	7%	—
pain due to flatulence	—	17%
emotional tension	7%	—
subfebrility	—	17%
emotional child	7%	—
lower abdominal pain	—	17%
a history of endoscopic surgery	7%	—
pelvic abscess	—	17%
muscular dystonia	7%	—
feeling of heat in the stomach	—	17%
high intelligence	7%	—
gases when urinating	—	17%
spinal injury	7%	—
intestinal abscess	—	17%
neuroses in children	7%	—
intoxication	—	17%
operative delivery	7%	—
shape of large intestine is changed	11%	28%
mental tension	7%	—
increased	10%	27%
constant fear	7%	—
leukocytosis	—	16%
abdominal injuries	7%	—
prolapse of the rectum	—	16%
emotional burnout	7%	—
purulent peritonitis	—	16%
mental exhaustion	7%	—
diarrhea alternates with constipation	—	16%
vegetative vascular dystonia	7%	—
back pain	—	16%
damage to the nervous system	7%	—
paraproctitis	—	16%
overexcitation of the psyche	6%	—
fiddles with his hands	—	16%
psychologist	6%	—
pain in the left groin	—	16%
overwork	6%	—
suppuration with fistulas	—	16%
benign neoplasms	6%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	16%
traumatic illness	6%	—
diarrhea	—	16%
no strength	6%	—
intestinal resection	7%	23%
muscle hypertonus	6%	—
rectal bleeding	—	15%
illness from stress	6%	—
fiber in feces	—	15%
psychosomatics	6%	—
inflammation	5%	20%
hysteria	6%	—
cloudy urine	—	15%
neurological disorders	5%	—
soft tissue abscess	—	15%
childhood diseases	5%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	15%
intestinal lethargy	11%	7%
phlegmon	—	15%
retroperitoneal abscess	—	14%
liquid stool	—	14%
congenital myopia	—	14%
bloating pain	—	14%
angiopathy	—	14%
dysbacteriosis	—	14%
at bloating of the lower abdomen	—	14%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall	—	14%
ascites	—	14%
pus in feces	—	13%
subacute condition	—	13%
abundant stool	—	13%
arterial bleeding	—	13%
intestinal infection	—	13%
left-sided symptoms	—	13%
alternating syndromes	—	13%

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