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Results: Differences Similar ✘Benign tumors of the large intestine✘Fecal stone
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —87%
tumors of the rectum 28% —
hard stools — 85%
intestinal polyp 28% —
pain in the rectum 9% 70%
tumors of the sigmoid colon 26% —
lacrimation — 52%
benign neoplasms 24% —
fecal stone — 48%
intestinal mucosa 24% —
constipation 14% 61%
fibroma 23% —
pain in the intestines 18% 63%
desmoid tumor 22% —
defecation painful — 42%
consequences of operation 22% —
prolonged defecation — 37%
consequences of taking medications 21% —
appendix stones — 32%
discharge from the anus 20% —
foreign body of the intestine — 31%
tumors of the small intestine 19% —
constipation in the elderly — 30%
diffuse polyposis 19% —
phlegmonous appendicitis — 29%
consequences of spinal injury 18% —
lot of fiber in fecal — 29%
rectal cancer 18% —
lot of mucus — 28%
adenomatous polyp 18% —
atonic constipation 9% 37%
patient's condition 18% —
gallbladder fistula — 27%
red feces 16% —
intestinal obstruction — 27%
tenesmus 16% —
stool undigested food — 27%
benign epithelial tumors 16% —
watery diarrhea — 27%
malignization 16% —
alkalization of feces — 27%
worse after defecation 16% —
intestinal dyskinesia 9% 36%
small bowel cancer 16% —
anemia 13% 39%
spinal injury 15% —
pain in the anus in men — 25%
blood from the anus 15% —
bile fistulas — 25%
familial polyposis of the colon 15% —
dryness of the anus — 25%
burning in the intestines 15% —
changes in feces — 25%
chest deformity 15% —
consistency of feces is dense — 25%
stooped 15% —
appendicitis — 24%
hump 15% —
urinary fistulas — 24%
pain in the intestines 14% —
foreign body of the rectum — 24%
pale skin 14% —
fecal vomiting — 24%
polyp of the rectum 14% —
constipation sheep feces — 24%
hemangioma 14% —
abdominal pain — 24%
curvature of the spine 14% —
constipation prolonged 10% 34%
tumor collapse syndrome 13% —
obstructive intestinal obstruction — 23%
mucous hyperemia 13% —
stomach like a drum — 23%
consequences of physical exertion 13% —
pain in the anus in women — 23%
операция на костях 13% —
nausea — 22%
tone of large intestine is decreased 13% —
constipation spastic — 22%
myxedema 13% —
shape of large intestine is changed — 22%
bone deformation 13% —
sheep feces — 22%
oncology relatives 13% —
eats quickly — 21%
benign tumors of the large intestine 13% —
fiber in feces — 21%
feces are green in color 13% —
hirschsprung 's disease — 21%
hereditary non-polypous colorectal carcinoma 13% —
alkali poisoning — 20%
dislocation of the vertebrae 13% —
regular stool — 20%
urge to vomit 12% —
megacolon — 20%
body does not sweat 12% —
irritability — 20%
pigmented spots on the face 12% —
intestinal fistula — 20%
pain in the thoracic spine 12% —
conservative — 20%
a history of trauma 12% —
secondary parkinsonism — 20%
back pain 12% —
red fecal — 19%
oncology in the anamnesis 12% —
chair with mucus — 19%
rash over the lip 12% —
greasy stools — 19%
spinal fracture 12% —
very pale — 18%
osteoma 12% —
blood dark — 18%
stiffness 12% —
acute colitis — 18%
better in afternoon 12% —
eats often — 18%
consequences of a fracture 12% —
is irritable weakness — 18%
bone fracture 12% —
helps others — 18%
better evening 12% —
feces undigested — 18%
spinal canal stenosis 11% —
abdominal pain constipation — 18%
aggressive 11% —
no feeling of hunger — 17%
better in morning 11% —
eats — 17%
rectal bleeding 11% —
foreign body sensation — 17%
recovery period 11% —
fever abdominal pain — 17%
wound postoperative 11% —
hemoglobin increased — 17%
stiffness in the back 11% —
intestinal diverticula — 17%
consequences of infection 11% —
food is poorly digested — 17%
stomach polyp 11% —
violation of the chair 13% 30%
thoracic kyphosis 11% —
vomiting blood — 16%
surgical infections 11% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 16%
burns 11% —
increased calcium — 16%
peitz-jaegers syndrome 11% —
difficult defecation — 16%
stage of recovery 11% —
gastric bleeding — 16%
breaks things 11% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer 11% 27%
lynch syndrome 11% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 16%
consequences of injuries 11% —
increased appetite — 16%
black highlights 11% —
stool meager — 16%
lumbar kyphosis 11% —
stool with gases — 16%
thoracolumbar kyphosis 11% —
intestinal lethargy — 16%
neurinoma 11% —
worse from water — 15%
burning in the stomach 10% —
frequent constipation 10% 25%
cyclic vomiting 10% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 14%
chronic colitis 10% —
fistula — 14%
benign tumors of the small intestine 10% —
worse food — 14%
digestion constipation 10% —
nausea vomiting — 14%
crohn 10% —
general weakness — 14%
infectious colitis 10% —
scarring — 13%
reduced efficiency 10% —
abdominal pain 10% 23%
does not sweat 10% —
bowel cancer 22% 35%
polyps 28% 16%
inflammation 12% 25%
tension in the spine 10% —
vomiting 10% 22%
anemia in children 10% —
damage to the nervous system — 12%
pain after injury 10% —
high temperature — 12%
back injury 10% —
gangrene 9% 21%
neurological disorders 10% —
intestinal bleeding 15% 26%
anemia and weakness 10% —
intoxication 7% 17%
precancer 10% —
metastases 10% 20%
obesity on the stomach 10% —
bloating 12% 21%

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