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Results: Differences General	✘Rectal bleeding	✘Small bowel cancer
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 89%(0) Coprogram 45%(1) 19%(2) General blood test 7%(2) 13%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	18%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
blood in feces	45%	—
tumors of the large intestine	10%	95%
anal fissures	37%	—
metastases	6%	70%
blood from the anus	37%	—
cell carcinoma colon cancer	8%	69%
hemorrhoids	31%	—
cancer	8%	66%
hemorrhoids bleeding	26%	—
bowel cancer	17%	65%
increased bleeding	26%	—
intestinal tumor	16%	60%
bleeding	39%	18%
constipation	—	43%
rectal bleeding	12%	—
pulling abdominal pain	—	43%
diverticulum of the rectum	12%	—
small bowel cancer	—	43%
rectal cancer	12%	—
acute abdomen	—	41%
proctitis	11%	—
oncology	7%	45%
tumors of the rectum	11%	—
intestinal lymphoma	—	37%
defecation painful	11%	—
stomach pain	—	36%
infectious colitis	10%	—
impaired function of the small intestine	4%	28%
polyp of the rectum	10%	—
malignant lymphoma	—	24%
colitis	10%	—
lymphoma	—	23%
pain in the anus during defecation	10%	—
carcinoid	—	22%
benign tumors of the large intestine	9%	—
lymphosarcoma	—	21%
abdominal pain during defecation	9%	—
stomach bloating strong	—	21%
pain in the rectum	9%	—
carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract	—	21%
with the diverticula of the sigmoid colon	9%	—
bloating	—	21%
hemorrhoid prolapse	9%	—
obstructive intestinal obstruction	—	20%
prolapse of the rectum	8%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	—	20%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum	8%	—
increased	—	20%
radiation therapy	8%	—
appendix cancer	—	20%
diverticular colon disease	8%	—
greenish feces	—	19%
blood dark	7%	—
constipation in adults	—	19%
pus in feces	7%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	19%
anemia	7%	—
peritonitis	—	19%
radiation damage	7%	—
history of surgery	—	18%
chronic colitis	7%	—
problematic skin	—	18%
intestinal form of radiation sickness	7%	—
kaposi 's sarcoma	—	17%
acute pain	6%	—
lymph nodes are solid	—	17%
pseudomembranous colitis	6%	—
intolerant gluten	—	17%
intestinal fistula	6%	—
neoplasms of the vulva	—	17%
black discharge	6%	—
adenomatous polyp	—	17%
fistula of the rectum	6%	—
sprue	—	17%
constant abdominal pain	6%	—
fair skin	—	17%
hyperthermia	6%	—
tumour in the abdomen	6%	23%
tendency to bleed	6%	—
liver is indurated	—	17%
intoxication	6%	—
frequent bloating	—	16%
dysentery	6%	—
lowered	—	16%
burning in the anus	6%	—
precancer	—	16%
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse	6%	—
spastic abdominal pain	—	16%
chronic dysentery	6%	—
lymphogranulomatosis	—	16%
hemorrhoidal bleeding	6%	—
gastrointestinal problems	7%	23%
chronic radiation sickness	6%	—
bad breath unpleasant	—	16%
ulcerative proctitis	6%	—
hemorrhagic cystitis	—	15%
thick feces	6%	—
vomiting	—	15%
streaks of blood in feces	6%	—
benign epithelial tumors	—	15%
radiation proctitis	6%	—
change in appetite	—	15%
up circulatory disorders	5%	—
nausea	—	15%
mucous stools	5%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	7%	22%
abnormalities of intestinal development	5%	—
intestinal ulcer	—	14%
difficult defecation	5%	—
bloating pain	—	14%
feeling of heat in the stomach	5%	—
fluid in the abdomen	—	14%
dysbacteriosis	5%	—
often abdominal pain	—	14%
prolonged defecation	5%	—
digestion bloating	—	14%
food poisoning	5%	—
frequent nausea	—	14%
abdominal pain during meals	5%	—
pain due to flatulence	—	14%
posthemorrhagic anemia	5%	—
oncology relatives	—	14%
cancer pain	5%	—
liver cancer	—	14%
fistula of the anus	5%	—
more often in old age	—	14%
effects of radiation	5%	—
increased ESR	—	13%
paraproctitis	5%	—
ascites	—	13%
discharge from the anus	5%	—
jaundice	—	13%
no stool	5%	—
rash pustules	—	13%
anemia and weakness	5%	—
abdominal pain with nausea	—	13%
general intoxication syndrome	5%	—
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	13%
burning in the intestines	5%	—
abdominal pain with vomiting	—	13%
polyps of the colon	5%	—
allergy to medications	—	13%
prostate cancer	5%	—
vomiting multiple	—	13%
fever abdominal pain	5%	—
spasmodic pain	—	13%
constant pain	4%	—
cystitis	—	13%
CHD	4%	—
pancreatitis	—	13%
pain throughout the body	4%	—
enlarged lymph nodes	—	13%
hemorrhagic diathesis	4%	—
pain in the intestines	8%	21%
burns	4%	—
dehydration	—	12%
effects of taking antibiotics	4%	—
inversion of the intestines	5%	17%
up radiation sickness	4%	—
nausea from pain	—	12%
sharp abdominal pain	4%	—
weight change	—	12%
impaired function of the large intestine	4%	—
nausea vomiting	—	12%
chronic anemia	4%	—
muscle pain	—	12%
painful swelling	4%	—
inflammation	7%	19%
weakness after illness	3%	—
general weakness	—	12%
necrosis	3%	—
benign neoplasms	4%	16%
angiopathy	3%	—
diarrhea	4%	16%
heart dysfunction	3%	—
unformed feces	4%	16%
consequences of infection	3%	—
aching	—	11%
single ulcer of the rectum	3%	—
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	11%
loss body weight	5%	16%
exhaustion	—	11%
intestinal mucosa	6%	17%
increased sensitivity	—	11%
rapid weight loss	5%	16%
allergy	—	10%
there are no complaints	—	10%
drug disease	—	10%
impaired arterial function	—	10%
intestinal polyp	5%	15%
patient's condition	—	9%
blood diseases	5%	14%
genital neoplasms	4%	13%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	3%	11%
fistula	4%	12%
enteropathy	4%	12%
inflammatory bowel diseases	9%	17%
crohn	7%	15%
leukemia	6%	14%
high temperature	3%	10%

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