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Results: Differences General ✘Tumors of the large intestine✘Bladder cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
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intestinal tumor 91% 6%
impaired prostate function — 21%
benign tumors of the large intestine 17% —
can't hold urine — 19%
polyps of the colon 16% —
bladder cancer — 18%
diffuse polyposis 16% —
tumors of the ureter — 15%
intestinal polyp 15% —
difficulty urinating — 13%
familial polyposis of the colon 15% —
weak stream of urine — 13%
tumors of the large intestine 15% —
bladder interventions — 12%
adenomatous polyp 15% —
cystitis in men — 12%
liver metastases 14% —
ureteral cancer — 11%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 13% —
oncology 35% 46%
polyps 13% —
pain in the pubic area in women — 11%
liver cancer 12% —
lower abdominal pain in men — 11%
tumors of the sigmoid colon 12% —
cystitis in women — 10%
malignization 12% —
difficulty urinating in women — 10%
benign epithelial tumors 12% —
pain in the bladder — 10%
intestinal obstruction 11% —
difficulty urinating in men — 10%
polyp of the rectum 11% —
pain in the groin area — 10%
polyps of the sigmoid colon 11% —
bleeding from the bladder — 9%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 10% —
urethral syndrome — 9%
intestinal resection 10% —
lowe 's syndrome — 9%
peitz-jaegers syndrome 10% —
pain in the perineum in women — 9%
desmoid tumor 10% —
pain in the perineum in men — 9%
fibroma 10% —
acute pyelonephritis — 9%
tumors of the small intestine 9% —
urethral stricture — 9%
impaired function of the large intestine 9% —
microhematuria — 8%
tumors of the peritoneum 8% —
pyelitis — 8%
villous adenoma 8% —
lingering pain in the lower back — 8%
consequences of spinal injury 8% —
renal colic — 8%
gastrointestinal problems 8% —
smokes — 8%
spinal injury 7% —
metastases 92% 100%
lymphosarcoma 7% —
prostate adenoma — 8%
worse during day 7% —
back pain is aching — 8%
spinal fracture 7% —
aching lower back — 8%
red feces 7% —
urination disorder — 7%
worse at 11 o'clock 7% —
increased calcium — 7%
chest deformity 7% —
cystitis — 7%
stooped 7% —
lower back pain — 7%
stomach polyps 7% —
pyelonephritis — 7%
small bowel cancer 7% —
colic — 7%
doubling of the intestine 7% —
erythrocytosis — 7%
lowered 7% —
pain in the sacrum — 7%
hump 7% —
erythrocytic anemia — 7%
massage worse 6% —
lower abdominal pain — 7%
better in afternoon 6% —
back aching — 7%
consequences of a fracture 6% —
pain in the side — 7%
diarrhea with mucus 6% —
change in appetite — 7%
stiffness in the joints 6% —
genital pain in women — 7%
consequences of physical exertion 6% —
aching 2% 9%
bone fracture 6% —
inflammation of the kidneys — 6%
colitis 6% —
painful swelling — 6%
osteoma 6% —
little urine — 6%
history of chest surgery 6% —
increased ESR — 6%
constipation in the elderly 6% —
genital neoplasms — 6%
bone deformation 6% —
urination painful — 6%
worse in morning 6% —
periods of exacerbation — 6%
discharge from the anus 6% —
feeling of fullness — 6%
dislocation of the vertebrae 6% —
general weakness — 6%
curvature of the spine 6% —
muscle pain 3% 8%
intestinal mucosa 6% —
helps others — 5%
constipation 6% —
feeling of heat — 5%
pain in the intestines 6% —
high temperature — 5%
blood in feces 6% —
intoxication — 5%
inflammatory bowel diseases 6% —
blood clots in the urine — 4%
metastatic brain tumors 5% —
calcium 2% 5%
blood from the anus 5% —
constant pain 3% 6%
pain in the thoracic spine 5% —
angioplasty 2% 5%
thoracic kyphosis 5% —
no appetite 4% 6%
consequences of infection 5% —
weight change 4% 6%
conducting an inspection 5% —
back pain 5% 6%
lynch syndrome 5% —
anemia 7% 8%
abdominal pain during defecation 5% —
increased 8% 8%
rash over the lip 5% —
rapid weight loss 5% 5%
trauma 5% —
abdominal pain 5% 5%
cysts and polyps 5% —
radiation damage 5% 5%
diarrhea 5% —
emaciation 5% 5%
blood dark 5% —
lipomas 5% —
stiffness in the back 5% —
fatigue during physical exertion 5% —
wound postoperative 5% —
frequent constipation 5% —
joint deformation 5% —
better in morning 5% —
presses 5% —
viral diarrhea 5% —
pain after injury 5% —
tension in the spine 5% —
consequences of injuries 5% —
chronic colitis 5% —
peptic ulcer 5% —
thoracolumbar kyphosis 5% —
tenesmus 5% —
angiosarcoma 5% —
stool with mucus 5% —
tumors of the rectum 14% 7%
patient's condition 5% —
constipation in adults 5% —
red fecal 5% —
is worse at 10 am 5% —
hereditary non-polypous colorectal carcinoma 5% —
bloating 5% —
surgical infections 5% —
small intestine resection 5% —
-willed redness of the anus 5% —
pigmented spots on the face 5% —
inversion of the intestines 5% —
stage of recovery 5% —
spinal canal stenosis 5% —
kaposi 's sarcoma 5% —
violation of the stool 5% —
aggressive 5% —
radiation therapy 5% —
lumbar kyphosis 5% —
recovery period 5% —
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 5% —
unstable stool 5% —
blood diseases 5% —
protein reduced 4% —
heaviness in the back 4% —
slow onset of the disease 4% —
restorative and reconstructive operations 4% —
hump pain 4% —
syphilis in the anamnesis 4% —
inflammation of the stomach 4% —
feeling of stenosis 4% —

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