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Results: Differences General	✘R10	✘K59.0
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 2%(0) 71%(5) Elements and vitamins 26%(0) — Blood biochemistry 14%(14) — Radiography of the entire spine 10%(0) — General blood test 9%(3) — General urine test 8%(2) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
pain in the groin area	98%	—
sheep feces	—	71%
pain in the left groin	65%	—
intestinal lethargy	—	61%
pain in the right groin	63%	—
defecation painful	—	28%
abdominal pain on the left	59%	—
anal fissures	—	20%
lower abdominal pain	58%	—
hemorrhoids	—	19%
pain in the right side of the abdomen	54%	—
no urge to stool	—	17%
abdominal pain on the right	48%	3%
stool is large	—	15%
pulling pain in	18%	—
standing stool	—	13%
aching pain in the left groin	16%	—
stool delay	—	11%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	14%	—
restrains stool	—	10%
aching abdominal pain on the left	11%	—
incomplete bowel emptying	—	9%
abdominal pain	20%	7%
dryness	—	9%
pulling abdominal pain	10%	—
hard large stool	—	9%
diverticulum of the bladder	7%	—
tight stool	—	9%
constant pain	6%	—
chronic anal fissure	—	8%
neurogenic pain	6%	—
intestinal dyskinesia	—	8%
back pain	6%	—
rectal prolapse in children	—	8%
inflammation	6%	—
turns red during defecation	—	8%
painful swelling	6%	—
proctalgia	—	8%
aching	6%	—
timid stools	—	7%
stage of recovery	5%	—
prolapse of the rectum	—	7%
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia	5%	—
the stool is viscous	—	7%
trauma	5%	—
consistency of feces is dense	—	7%
prostatitis	5%	—
infants colic	—	7%
spinal fracture	5%	—
difficult defecation	—	7%
constant aching pain	5%	—
intestinal colic	—	6%
drug disease	5%	—
stabbing pains in the bladder	—	6%
chronic cystitis	5%	—
diarrhea alternates with constipation	—	6%
the desire to be an adult	5%	—
blood in feces	—	6%
irritable bowel syndrome	5%	—
red fecal	—	6%
recovery period	5%	—
potatoes deterioration	—	6%
pain after a fracture	5%	—
belching air	—	6%
acute pain	5%	—
dry skin from cold	—	6%
sarcopenia	5%	—
biliary dyskinesia	—	6%
he feels like an old man	5%	—
lactase deficiency	—	6%
senile asthenia syndrome	5%	—
hemorrhoid prolapse	—	6%
history of surgery	5%	—
delayed digestion	—	6%
neurological disorders	5%	—
thick feces	—	6%
constant joint pain	5%	—
stool is thin	—	6%
surgical infections	5%	—
ointment feces	—	6%
pain in the muscles of the back	5%	—
inconclusive urge to defecate	—	6%
muscle pain	5%	—
irritation and anger	—	6%
nerve damage	5%	—
pain in the intestines	3%	9%
falls in the elderly	5%	—
rashes on the tip of the nose	—	6%
prostate pain	4%	—
dry skin	—	5%
constant weakness	4%	—
colic	—	5%
joint pain in the muscle	4%	—
empty	—	5%
pain during exercise	4%	—
suspiciousness	—	5%
joint pain	4%	—
burping with food	—	5%
aching joints	4%	—
stools with effort	—	5%
lower back pain	4%	—
burning in the stomach	—	5%
genital pain in men	4%	—
hemorrhoids itching	—	5%
pain from the load	4%	—
closes the neck	—	5%
cognitive disorders	4%	—
nose heartburn at night	—	5%
osteoporosis	4%	—
cyst of the left ovary	—	5%
nsaid-gastropathy	4%	—
despotism	—	5%
neurological pain	4%	—
late to learn to speak	—	5%
elderly patients	4%	—
belching after eating	—	5%
gastritis	4%	—
inguinal hernia on the left	—	5%
chronic arthritis	4%	—
poops in pants	—	5%
discharge from the urethra	4%	—
heartburn in the morning	—	5%
urethral syndrome	4%	—
dolichosigma	—	5%
discomfort in the perineum	4%	—
can not take a breath	—	5%
cancer pain	4%	—
he wakes up in fright	—	5%
acute back pain	4%	—
cries during defecation	—	5%
bone fracture	4%	—
muscle protection is limited	—	5%
age 20 years	4%	—
pain in the rectum	3%	8%
executive	4%	—
brown white	—	5%
arthritis	4%	—
constant belching air	—	5%
likes to be examined	4%	—
congestion belching	—	5%
myeloma	4%	—
eczema of the body	—	5%
herpes zoster	4%	—
belching after eating with air	—	5%
spinal injury	4%	—
exacerbation of hemorrhoids	—	5%
bursitis	4%	—
hemorrhoids in children	—	5%
fluid in the joints	4%	—
heaviness in the abdomen	—	5%
cancer	4%	—
straining during bowel movements	—	5%
postherpetic neuralgia	4%	—
lump in the stomach	—	5%
joint replacement in the anamnesis	4%	—
sweats the head when moving	—	5%
vitamin d deficiency	4%	—
feeling of heaviness in the stomach	—	5%
pain in the feet permanent	4%	—
down sticky soft stool	—	5%
weak joints	4%	—
the voice from conversations sits down	—	5%
orthopedic implant	4%	—
hyperopia	—	4%
angiopathy	4%	—
pain after stool	—	4%
arthritis with pain	4%	—
heartburn	—	4%
chronic urethritis	4%	—
scarlet blood in the feces	—	4%
polymorbidity	4%	—
varicose veins of the legs	—	4%
back injury	4%	—
categorical	—	4%
vitamin d deficiency in adults	4%	—
gray sputum	—	4%
back pain is aching	4%	—
irregular stool	—	4%
bacterial prostatitis	4%	—
colic in the stomach	—	4%
arthrosis	4%	—
dysbacteriosis	—	4%
discomfort in the lower abdomen	4%	—
desire for flour	—	4%
impaired prostate function	4%	—
burning in the right hypochondrium	—	4%
frequent cystitis	4%	—
veins swelling on the legs	—	4%
back aching	4%	—
weather dependence	—	4%
risk desire	4%	—
urine is caustic	—	4%
pain in the lumbar back	4%	—
venous mesh on legs	—	4%
joint pain is better from heat	3%	—
milk crust	—	4%
rheumatism	3%	—
desire for meat	—	4%
back pain is better from warmth	3%	—
are worse from meat	—	4%

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