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Results: Differences General ✘Rectosigmoiditis✘Urinary tract infection in children
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%7%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —49%
infectious colitis 85% 8%
urinary tract infection in children — 38%
pain in the rectum 42% —
cystitis in children — 28%
chronic colitis 41% —
vesicoureteral reflux — 26%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 33% —
cystitis — 25%
pain in the intestines 33% —
acute pyelonephritis — 25%
peptic ulcer 30% —
pyelitis — 25%
proctitis 24% —
pyelonephritis — 23%
inconclusive urge to defecate 22% —
inflammation of the kidneys — 23%
gastritis 22% —
pyelonephritis in children — 22%
tenesmus 21% —
acute cystitis — 21%
necrosis 27% 4%
urination cystitis — 20%
acute sigmoiditis 20% —
diverticulum of the bladder — 20%
shape of large intestine is changed 19% —
unpleasant smell of urine — 20%
medicinal colitis 19% —
kidney diseases — 19%
chronic proctitis 18% —
diverticulum of the ureter — 19%
tumors of the large intestine 18% —
weak stream of urine — 18%
bowel cancer 17% —
increased 11% 28%
anal fissures 16% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 17%
rectal cancer 16% —
frequent cystitis — 17%
intestinal bleeding 16% —
bladder exstrophy — 16%
perforation of the colon 16% —
anemia of premature babies — 16%
intestinal mucosa 16% —
ureaplasmosis in men — 16%
frequent stools 15% —
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine — 16%
sclerosing cholangitis 15% —
mycoplasmosis in men — 16%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 15% —
reflux nephropathy in children — 16%
intestinal tumor 15% —
urethritis 6% 22%
blood in feces 15% —
pain in the bladder — 15%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 14% —
balanoposthitis in boys — 15%
hypertrophy biliary tract 14% —
urination disorder 4% 19%
tumors of the rectum 14% —
purulent discharge from the urethra — 15%
bleeding 13% —
cloudy urine — 14%
abdominal pain on the left 13% —
dehydration in children — 14%
cancer 13% —
neurogenic bladder — 14%
bloating 13% —
urosepsis — 14%
radiation proctitis 13% —
ureteritis — 14%
pain due to flatulence 12% —
speeded up urination — 14%
cholangitis 12% —
increased sensitivity 6% 20%
blood from the anus 12% —
nocturnal enuresis — 13%
pinworms 12% —
urination painful — 13%
megacolon 12% —
pseudomonas infection — 13%
intestinal form of radiation sickness 11% —
pyuria — 13%
dysentery 11% —
pylorospasm — 13%
irritable bowel syndrome 11% —
clamidiosis — 13%
salmonellosis 11% —
protein in the urine — 13%
ileit 11% —
mycoplasma — 13%
pus in feces 11% —
ureaplasmosis in women — 13%
spasmodic pain 11% —
urinary incontinence — 12%
pain in the left half of the abdomen 11% —
intestinal dysbiosis in children — 12%
aching pain in the anus 11% —
fear for the health of children — 12%
heaviness in the anus 10% —
obstructive uropathy — 12%
spastic colitis 10% —
back pain — 12%
moderate condition 10% —
frequent imperative urge to urinate — 12%
duodenitis 10% —
tension in the bladder area — 12%
restorative and reconstructive operations 10% —
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis — 12%
frequent bloating 10% —
often sick child — 12%
intestinal abscess 10% —
can't hold urine — 12%
a history of endoscopic surgery 10% —
dysmetabolic nephropathy — 12%
state of exacerbation 10% —
leader — 12%
no stool 10% —
urethrocele — 12%
metastases 10% —
intestinal infection in children — 12%
toxic form of radiation sickness 10% —
nephropathy — 12%
stool with gases 10% —
childhood diseases 6% 18%
microscopic colitis 10% —
phimosis — 11%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 10% —
urogenital mycoplasmosis — 11%
obesity 10% —
urethra valves — 11%
hypoproteinemia 10% —
urogenital clamidiosis — 11%
swelling 10% —
intermittent urination — 11%
liver problems 10% —
multiple stones in the bladder — 11%
paraproctitis 10% —
paranephritis — 11%
abundant stool 10% —
ureaplasma — 11%
chronic dysentery 10% —
cystocele — 11%
crohn 10% —
coxsackie — 11%
diarrhea with blood 10% —
fear in the abdomen — 11%
intestinal resection 10% —
ureaplasmosis — 11%
violation of the stool 17% 5%
pneumonia — 11%
chills with nausea 9% —
vulvovaginitis — 11%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum 9% —
diseases of infants — 11%
intolerance to drugs 9% —
proteus syndrome — 11%
migrating larva 9% —
omission of internal organs — 11%
allergic gastritis 9% —
acute urethritis — 11%
rectal gonorrhea 9% —
lower back pain — 11%
spastic abdominal pain 9% —
clamidiosis in women — 11%
acute abdominal pains 9% —
mycoplasmosis in women — 11%
sharp pain in the stomach 9% —
no appetite — 10%
weakness after diarrhea 9% —
sick with high temperatures — 10%
attacks of pain 9% —
pionephrosis — 10%
food poisoning 9% —
kidney damage — 10%
defecation painful 9% —
urolithiasis in children — 10%
diverticulitis 9% —
urination incomplete — 10%
hepatitis 9% —
allergy to antibiotics — 10%
up radiation sickness 9% —
kidney dystopia — 10%
general intoxication syndrome 9% —
pale skin — 10%
cholera 9% —
scalp soreness — 10%
intestinal lethargy 9% —
chronic cystitis — 10%
chills weakness 9% —
digestion of belching — 10%
stool in the morning 9% —
stomach cramps — 10%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 9% —
frequent colds — 10%
myxedema 9% —
streptococci — 10%
nausea 9% —
polycystic kidney — 10%
acute colitis 20% 9%
allergy 7% 17%

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