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Results: Differences General ✘Rectal prolapse in children✘Catarrhal proctitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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rectal prolapse in children 23% —
acute colitis — 32%
inversion of the intestines 21% —
acute sigmoiditis — 32%
pressure on the rectum 16% —
chronic colitis — 31%
weakness of the sphincters 15% —
tumors of the large intestine — 31%
rectocele 14% —
medicinal colitis — 31%
omission of the rectum 12% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 29%
severe meteorism 12% —
bowel cancer — 28%
constipation 27% 14%
crohn — 26%
constipation after surgery 11% —
microscopic colitis — 26%
involuntary discharge of gases 11% —
intestinal tumor — 26%
nose sniffles 11% —
rectal cancer — 25%
syndrome of the piriformis muscle 10% —
proctitis 13% 38%
tendency to diarrhea 10% —
perforation of the colon — 25%
straining during bowel movements 10% —
primary sclerosing cholangitis — 25%
enterocele 10% —
infectious colitis 11% 34%
tight stool 10% —
sclerosing cholangitis — 23%
from the discharge of gases 10% —
blood diseases — 22%
constipation is pushing 9% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 22%
muscle weakness 9% —
high temperature — 22%
i've seen it somewhere 9% —
cancer — 21%
perineal hernia 9% —
campylobacteriosis — 21%
atonic constipation 9% —
intoxication — 21%
bowel prolapse 9% —
polyps of the colon — 20%
intestinal dyskinesia 9% —
enteritis — 20%
polyp of the rectum 9% —
colitis 10% 30%
dolichosigma 9% —
intestinal polyp — 20%
urinary incontinence 9% —
peptic ulcer 4% 23%
can't hold urine 9% —
gastritis — 19%
constipation prolonged 9% —
megacolon — 19%
worse after midnight 8% —
cholangitis — 19%
strict parents 8% —
pararectal fistula — 18%
intensive physical load 8% —
pus in feces — 18%
no strength 8% —
ileit — 18%
vaginal septum 7% —
feeling of heat — 18%
consequences of physical exertion 7% —
tuberculosis — 18%
feeling of incomplete bowel emptying 7% —
dysentery — 18%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 7% —
cytomegalovirus 4% 22%
constipation with loose stools 7% —
tumors of the rectum 5% 22%
weakness of the ligaments 7% —
allergy — 17%
skewed pelvis 7% —
blood in feces — 17%
a history of sigmoidectomy 7% —
onset of illness — 17%
lordosis 7% —
bleeding 5% 22%
omission of internal organs 7% —
pain in the intestines 9% 26%
discomfort in the intestines 7% —
pancreatitis — 16%
improvement from alcohol 7% —
liver problems — 16%
weak ligaments 7% —
restorative and reconstructive operations — 16%
rapid childbirth 7% —
paraproctitis — 16%
weakness in the lower back 7% —
burning in the perineum — 16%
posture disorders in children 7% —
remission — 16%
persistent cough 7% —
sowing for intestinal flora is positive — 16%
perineal rupture 6% —
intestinal abscess — 16%
urgent urge to defecate 6% —
state of exacerbation — 16%
incomplete bowel emptying 6% —
metastases — 16%
curvature of the spine 6% —
hypoproteinemia — 16%
creatorrhea 6% —
moderate condition — 16%
hernia 6% —
duodenitis — 16%
bleeding from the bladder 6% —
oncology 3% 19%
prolonged defecation 6% —
anemia — 15%
digestion constipation 6% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 12% 27%
feeling of blockage 6% —
diarrhea 7% 22%
rectal stenosis 6% —
radiation damage — 15%
presses 5% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 15%
bone fracture 5% —
burning in the anus — 15%
unstable stool 5% —
opportunistic infections — 15%
mucous stools 5% —
general intoxication syndrome — 15%
prolonged labor 5% —
pseudomembranous colitis — 15%
cough prolonged 5% —
shape of large intestine is changed 5% 20%
more often in old age 5% —
frequent stools — 15%
anomalies of labor activity 5% —
chronic condition — 15%
hypertension 5% —
nausea with fever — 15%
zpr fatigue from the disease 5% —
periods of exacerbation — 15%
delayed urination 5% —
subfebrility — 15%
deterioration at 23 o'clock 5% —
spicy food — 14%
fatigue during physical exertion 5% —
area stool several times a day — 14%
corneal ulcer 5% —
hepatitis — 14%
food is poorly digested 5% —
diverticulitis — 14%
stool delay 5% —
immunodeficiency — 14%
asthenic 5% —
allergic gastritis — 14%
scarring 5% —
increased sensitivity — 14%
incontinence of feces 13% 6%
intolerance to drugs — 14%
intestinal spasms 5% —
spastic abdominal pain — 14%
spasm 5% —
rectal gonorrhea — 14%
painful appearance 5% —
worms in the feces — 14%
uterine prolapse 5% —
necrosis 7% 21%
pressure in the anus 5% —
rectal bleeding — 14%
pronounced hypertonicity 5% —
acute pain — 14%
frequent cough 5% —
eggs found in fecal — 14%
severe childbirth 5% —
burning in the intestines — 14%
feces undigested 5% —
blood from the anus 5% 19%
significant operational risk 5% —
effects of hormone — 14%
wounds heal poorly 4% —
consequences of surgery 7% 21%
scratches 4% —
decreased potassium — 13%
muscle tension 4% —
blood after defecation — 13%
patient is motionless 4% —
fistula of the anus — 13%
gases do not go away 4% —
adrenal insufficiency — 13%
frequent colds 4% —
better in afternoon — 13%
stiffness in the joints 4% —
herpes anus — 13%
impaired uterine function 4% —
catarrhal gastritis — 13%
large child 4% —
fistula — 13%
muscle hypertonus 4% —
intestinal form of radiation sickness — 13%

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