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Results: Differences General ✘Anococcal pain syndrome (Coccygodynia)✘Paraproctitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the coccyx 100% 15%
fistula of the anus — 88%
osteochondrosis 74% —
fistula — 68%
neurological pain 65% —
intestinal fistula — 66%
constant pain 63% —
pain in the rectum 26% 92%
back pain 51% —
proctitis — 52%
coccyx injury 44% —
anal fissures 14% 62%
diseases from humiliation 41% —
infectious colitis — 46%
disease from resentment 37% —
pararectal fistula — 40%
endometriosis 34% —
pain in the intestines 22% 48%
aching pain in the anus 24% —
subcutaneous paraproctitis — 24%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 24% —
acute bronchitis — 23%
spondylopathy 23% —
frequent colds — 23%
proctalgia 22% —
rectal infiltration — 23%
intestinal spasms 22% —
rectal surgery — 22%
burning in the anus 21% —
cryptit — 22%
pain in the sacrum 21% —
-willed redness of the anus — 20%
polyps of the sigmoid colon 20% —
bronchitis — 19%
spasm 20% —
j42 chronic bronchitis — 19%
spinal injury 19% —
rash pustules — 19%
burning in the intestines 19% —
Chronical bronchitis — 19%
fear of cancer 18% —
colitis — 19%
prostate abscess 18% —
surgical infections — 17%
priapism 18% —
suppuration with fistulas — 17%
neuralgia 18% —
papules — 17%
pain gives in the buttock 18% —
intestinal abscess — 16%
emotional 23% 4%
teratoma — 16%
constipation spastic 17% —
painful urination — 14%
polyp of the rectum 17% —
paraproctitis 13% 27%
trauma 16% —
acute sigmoiditis — 14%
coccigodinia 16% —
abscess of the Douglas space — 14%
neuritis 15% —
bacteremia — 14%
sciatic nerve neuropathy 15% —
rash on the abdomen — 14%
attacks of pain 15% —
ichor — 14%
ovarian pain 15% —
intestinal infection — 14%
exhaustion 25% 8%
feeling the heat in the anus — 13%
pain in the anus in women 27% 10%
phlegmon — 13%
internal hemorrhoids 15% —
sepsis — 13%
sudden pain 15% —
defecation during urination — 13%
sowing for intestinal flora is positive 15% —
difficult defecation — 13%
sweats quickly 15% —
impaired gastric function — 13%
rectal stenosis 15% —
inflammation of the stomach — 13%
neurogenic pain 15% —
pain in the sigmoid colon — 12%
hemorrhoids painful 15% —
leukocytosis — 12%
pain in the middle of the back 15% —
improvement after defecation — 12%
chronic condition 23% 6%
pain in the anus after stool — 12%
heaviness in the anus 14% —
acute colitis — 12%
intestinal lumen is narrowed 14% —
pain in the anus in men — 12%
soreness of the uterus 14% —
immunodeficiency — 12%
palpation of spine is painful 14% —
neutropenia — 12%
pain worse from pressure 14% —
consequences of infection — 12%
pricks 14% —
discharge from the anus — 12%
neurosis 14% —
high temperature — 11%
muscle pain at night 14% —
weakening of immunity — 11%
inflammation of the nipple 14% —
chills — 11%
muscle tension 14% —
high fever — 11%
mood disorder 13% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 11%
worse constipation 13% —
itching in the perineum — 11%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome 13% —
sensation of a foreign body in the anus — 11%
consequences of spinal injury 13% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 11%
hypochondria 13% —
worse after defecation — 11%
depression 13% —
anesthesia — 11%
neurosis-like disorders 13% —
crohn — 11%
anxiety 13% —
congestion purulent wounds — 10%
sciatica 13% —
on palpation of the urethra is painful — 10%
pain during sexual intercourse 13% —
ulcerative proctitis — 10%
burns 13% —
suppuration of the skin — 10%
adnexitis 13% —
pain after stool — 10%
head skin sweating 13% —
epithelial coccygeal stroke — 10%
elbow pain 13% —
coccyx cyst — 10%
pain in the feet permanent 13% —
discovered connective tissue in the stool — 10%
aching 13% —
feeling of heat — 10%
sowing on intestinal flora 13% —
pain in the legs while sitting is worse — 10%
constant sweating 13% —
hemorrhoids constipation — 10%
salpingitis 13% —
neutrophilosis — 10%
sciatic nerve pain 13% —
temperature with chills — 10%
muscle pain 13% —
cysts — 10%
scar inflammation 12% —
defecation painful — 9%
endometritis 12% —
forced situation — 9%
inflammation of the ovaries 12% —
worse from the heat — 9%
postmenopause 12% —
belly enlargement — 9%
intestinal polyp 12% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 9%
radiculitis 12% —
dermoid cyst — 9%
neurasthenia 12% —
dermoid — 9%
it hurts to touch the skin 12% —
discomfort when urinating — 9%
pain in the uterus 12% —
pain in the anus during defecation — 9%
neurological disorders 12% —
tuberculosis of the spine — 9%
hip pain 12% —
blood diseases — 9%
pain after injury 12% —
wound — 9%
tumors of the large intestine 12% —
consequences of surgery — 9%
He's been ill for a long time 12% —
red butt — 9%
does not like touching 11% —
sweats heavily in sleep — 9%
mixed anxious 11% —
worse after midnight — 9%
discharge phobias 11% —
tuberculosis — 9%
polyps 11% —
constipation children — 9%
depression anxiety 11% —
feeling the limbs are separated — 9%
dislocation 11% —
general narcosis — 9%
pain worse at immobility 11% —
gastric fistula — 9%
vulvovaginitis 11% —
pelvic abscess — 9%
the effects of anxiety 11% —
bone cyst — 8%
pain in the legs 19% 6%
fever in the body at night — 8%

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