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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Rectal stenosisUlcerative sigmoiditis
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Distinctive symptoms
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blurred vision 65%
acute sigmoiditis 40%
fistula of the rectum 62%
acute colitis 40%
itching in the anus 54%
tumors of the large intestine 39%
discharge from the anus 61% 9%
impaired function of the large intestine 36%
incontinence of feces 59% 8%
bowel cancer 35%
turns red during defecation 48%
impaired function of the small intestine 34%
gaping anus 48%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 34%
stool is thin 48%
perforation of the colon 33%
intestinal fistula 47%
sclerosing cholangitis 31%
atresia of the anus and rectum 46%
intestinal infection 31%
redness around the anus 44%
rectal cancer 30%
rectal infiltration 56% 11%
spastic colitis 30%
mucous stools 42%
inflammation of the stomach 29%
abnormalities of intestinal development 42%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 29%
data intestinal biopsy was performed 42%
impaired gastric function 28%
paraproctitis 56% 13%
medicinal colitis 27%
traumatic illness 40%
shape of large intestine is changed 27%
difficult defecation 39%
cholangitis 26%
patient's condition 58% 17%
abdominal pain 26%
chronic anal fissure 38%
megacolon 25%
burning in the anus 37%
pain due to flatulence 25%
perineal rupture 37%
tenesmus 24%
intestinal lumen is narrowed 35%
pain in the left half of the abdomen 23%
skin itching redness 35%
dysbacteriosis 23%
-willed redness of the anus 34%
ileit 23%
prolapse of the rectum 33%
colitis in children 23%
itchy skin 33%
restorative and reconstructive operations 22%
burning in the intestines 33%
onset of illness 22%
anal fissures 33%
stomach bloating strong 22%
pain in the anus during defecation 33%
heaviness in the anus 22%
fistula of the anus 43% 9%
bloating 22%
red fecal 32%
intestinal bleeding 22%
wet skin 44% 10%
moderate condition 22%
hemorrhoids 31%
duodenitis 22%
operative delivery 28%
obesity 21%
STDs 28%
intestinal ulcer 21%
prolonged defecation 28%
hypoproteinemia 21%
tumour in the abdomen 27%
metastases 21%
scarring 38% 9%
state of exacerbation 21%
pain in the rectum 40% 11%
impaired arterial function 21%
up radiation sickness 27%
microscopic colitis 21%
conservative 41% 13%
periods of exacerbation 20%
rectal surgery 65% 38%
chronic condition 20%
gradual deterioration of the condition 23%
suppuration of the skin 20%
burns 23%
opportunistic infections 20%
radiation therapy 33% 9%
hypertrophy biliary tract 20%
fistula 34% 10%
pseudomembranous colitis 20%
fighting 22%
spicy food 20%
feeling of stenosis 32% 9%
frequent stools 20%
subacute condition 21%
diarrhea 20%
infectious colitis 65% 45%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 20%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes 34% 14%
allergic gastritis 19%
colitis 58% 39%
intolerance to drugs 19%
intestinal abscess 30% 12%
anemia 19%
reddening of the skin 24% 7%
abdominal pain on the left 19%
aggressive 23% 6%
area stool several times a day 19%
blood from the anus 44% 27%
immunodeficiency 19%
intestinal resection 39% 22%
cytomegalovirus 19%
soreness of the skin 22% 6%
by erosion of the stomach 19%
consequences of injuries 22% 6%
hard large stool 19%
proctitis 66% 51%
there are no complaints 18%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 47% 32%
stool with gases 18%
lymph node damage 25% 10%
diverticulitis 18%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 45% 30%
spastic abdominal pain 18%
increased 31% 16%
stool in the morning 18%
gastrointestinal problems 45% 31%
unformed feces 18%
history of surgery 40% 26%
effects of hormone 18%
trauma 19% 5%
abundant stool 18%
digestive disorders 23% 9%
intoxication 18%
inflammation 41% 28%
enteritis 18%
wound 21% 8%
intestinal diverticula 17%
radiation damage 31% 19%
abdominal pain when pressing 17%
inconclusive urge to defecate 37% 25%
worse in morning 17%
defecation painful 29% 19%
ischemic colitis 17%
consequences of taking medications 27% 17%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 17%
angioplasty 34% 26%
helminths 17%
abscess 23% 15%
high temperature 17%
tuberculosis 23% 16%
adrenal insufficiency 17%
crohn 29% 22%
drug disease 17%
violation of the stool 40% 34%
decreased potassium 17%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 23% 19%
stool is large 17%
tumors of the rectum 30% 26%
vaccination 17%
rectal bleeding 32% 28%
ulcers on the skin 17%
pain to the left of the navel 17%
periodic illness 17%
better in afternoon 17%
doubling of the intestine 16%
intestinal amoebiasis 16%
campylobacteriosis 16%
cancer in the anamnesis 16%
recovery period 16%
abdominal pain in children 16%
nodular erythema 16%
sudden diarrhea 16%
soreness during palpation in mesogastrium 16%
protein reduced 16%
radiation proctitis 16%
suspicion 16%
history of laparoscopic surgery 16%
parasitosis 16%
feces are corrosive 16%
palpation of the abdomen soreness in the mesogastrium 16%
soreness during palpation of small pelvis 16%
steroid diabetes mellitus 16%
regular stool 16%
paranoia 16%
gastroduodenitis in children 16%
stage of recovery 16%
oncology in the anamnesis 16%
gastritis 16%
lowered 16%
enteritis in children 16%
protein with increased 15%
spasmodic pain 15%
better in morning 15%
no children 15%
joint diseases 15%

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