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Results: Differences General ✘Tumors of the rectum✘Rectal bleeding
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Distinctive symptoms
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bowel cancer 91% 19%
blood in feces 6% 47%
cancer 51% 8%
anal fissures 8% 42%
oncology 35% 7%
bleeding 10% 40%
adenomatous polyp 19% —
hemorrhoids bleeding — 29%
metastases 26% 6%
hemorrhoids 8% 31%
benign epithelial tumors 18% —
blood from the anus 16% 32%
intestinal resection 18% —
increased bleeding 9% 23%
tumors of the small intestine 16% —
diverticulitis — 13%
diffuse polyposis 15% —
diverticulum of the rectum — 13%
familial polyposis of the colon 15% —
intestinal diverticula — 12%
malignization 15% —
with the diverticula of the sigmoid colon — 9%
cancer in the anamnesis 14% —
hemorrhoid prolapse — 9%
history of surgery 14% —
benign tumors of the large intestine — 9%
squamous cell carcinoma 14% —
diverticular colon disease — 8%
oncology in the anamnesis 14% —
pus in feces — 8%
villous adenoma 14% —
hemorrhoids with blood — 7%
history of laparoscopic surgery 13% —
streaks of blood in feces — 7%
neuroendocrine tumors 13% —
thick feces — 7%
fibroma 13% —
blood dark — 7%
desmoid tumor 13% —
radiation proctitis — 7%
intestinal obstruction 13% —
chronic dysentery — 7%
lynch syndrome 12% —
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse — 7%
small bowel cancer 12% —
inversion of the intestines — 6%
skin cancer 12% —
constant abdominal pain — 6%
polyps of the colon 20% 6%
dysentery — 6%
lowered 12% —
general intoxication syndrome — 6%
intestinal polyp 19% 5%
hemorrhoidal bleeding — 6%
skin problems 11% —
digestive disorders — 6%
tumors of the sigmoid colon 11% —
intoxication — 6%
conducting an inspection 11% —
black discharge — 6%
irritation of the anus 11% —
burning in the anus — 6%
increased 11% —
chronic radiation sickness — 6%
oncology relatives 10% —
prostate cancer — 6%
consequences of surgery 10% —
burning in the intestines — 6%
precancer 10% —
tendency to bleed — 6%
lymphosarcoma 10% —
pseudomembranous colitis — 6%
chronic anal fissure 10% —
fever abdominal pain — 5%
stage of recovery 10% —
dysbacteriosis — 5%
recovery period 10% —
posthemorrhagic anemia — 5%
solid tumors 10% —
mucous stools — 5%
rectal cancer 25% 13%
feeling of heat in the stomach — 5%
stool with mucus 10% —
chronic anemia — 5%
consequences of physical exertion 9% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 5%
carcinoid 9% —
genital neoplasms — 5%
removal of colon polyps 9% —
difficult defecation — 5%
surgical infections 9% —
abnormalities of intestinal development — 5%
consequences of taking medications 14% 3%
food poisoning — 5%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 19% 8%
abdominal pain during meals — 5%
benign neoplasms 15% 4%
no stool — 5%
removal of rectal polyps 8% —
abdominal pain during defecation 5% 9%
tumors of the peritoneum 8% —
abdominal pain 4% 8%
gardner syndrome 8% —
proctitis 8% 12%
liver metastases 8% —
CHD — 4%
worse during day 8% —
feeling of heat — 4%
intestinal lethargy 8% —
enteropathy — 4%
lymph node damage 8% —
pain in the intestines 12% 16%
stool with mucus and blood 8% —
burns — 4%
transversit 8% —
up circulatory disorders 2% 5%
leiomyosarcoma of the skin 8% —
single ulcer of the rectum — 3%
tumors of the rectum 22% 12%
prolapse of the rectum 5% 8%
worse in morning 8% —
hyperthermia 3% 6%
hemorrhagic cystitis 8% —
defecation painful 8% 11%
consequences of spinal injury 8% —
infectious colitis 7% 10%
diarrhea with mucus 8% —
pain in the anus during defecation 7% 10%
bowen's disease 8% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% 9%
better in morning 7% —
anemia and weakness 3% 5%
attacks of pain 7% —
necrosis 2% 4%
cns tumors 7% —
colitis 8% 10%
wound 7% —
hemorrhagic diathesis 3% 4%
family man 7% —
high temperature 3% 4%
drug disease 7% —
leukemia 6% 7%
stomach tumors 7% —
chronic colitis 6% 7%
bedsores 7% —
intestinal form of radiation sickness 6% 7%
stomach cancer 7% —
crohn 6% 7%
hump 7% —
chronic proctitis 6% 7%
carcinoid syndrome 7% —
rectal bleeding 11% 12%
red feces 7% —
rapid weight loss 5% 6%
liver cancer 7% —
prolonged defecation 4% 5%
control issues 7% —
emaciation 5% 6%
better in afternoon 7% —
no appetite 5% 6%
I can't be alone 7% —
anemia 8% 8%
metastases to the lungs 7% —
angiopathy 4% 4%
cystitis 7% —
heart dysfunction 4% 4%
effects of chemotherapy 7% —
peptic ulcer 6% 6%
stooped 7% —
massage worse 7% —
melanoma 7% —
bloom 's syndrome 7% —
constipation 7% —
bronchial adenoma 7% —
fibrosarcoma 7% —
worse at 11 o'clock 7% —
zpr fatigue from the disease 7% —
brain cancer 7% —
a history of endoscopic surgery 7% —
liver resection 7% —
discomfort in the intestines 7% —
restorative and reconstructive operations 7% —
osteosarcoma 7% —
polyp of the rectum 19% 10%
tumors of the large intestine 19% 10%
diarrhea with blood 6% —
is worse at 10 am 6% —
history of liver surgery 6% —
early development 6% —
benign tumors of the small intestine 6% —
stomach polyps 6% —
intestinal lymphoma 6% —
anorectal melanoma 6% —
gas discharge better 6% —
recurrent cystitis 6% —
brain tumors 6% —
spinal injury 6% —
impaired arterial function 6% —
carcinoid tumors of the gastrointestinal tract 6% —
big man 6% —

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