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Results: Differences General	✘Воспалительные заболевания кишечника	✘Intestinal polyps
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 73%(5) 5%(2) General blood test 57%(4) 10%(1) Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 49%(0) — Coagulogram 21%(1) 3%(1) FGDS — 22%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	7%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
impaired function of the large intestine	90%	4%
polyp of the rectum	—	25%
inflammation of the stomach	81%	—
benign neoplasms	—	13%
impaired gastric function	76%	3%
familial polyposis of the colon	—	12%
colitis	26%	4%
polyps of the colon	—	12%
inflammation	24%	5%
gallbladder polyps	—	12%
helminths	15%	—
diffuse polyposis	—	12%
diarrhea	20%	3%
tumors of the small intestine	—	11%
chronic colitis	14%	—
intestinal polyp	—	11%
abdominal pain	18%	4%
adenomatous polyp	—	11%
crohn	12%	—
rectal cancer	—	10%
stool with mucus and blood	11%	—
gastritis	—	10%
peptic ulcer	10%	—
intestinal tumor	—	9%
necrosis	10%	—
malignization	—	9%
liquid stool	15%	3%
bowel cancer	—	9%
stool with mucus	10%	—
tumors of the large intestine	—	9%
digestive disorders	15%	4%
small bowel cancer	—	9%
blood in feces	9%	—
tumors of the rectum	—	8%
aphthae in the mouth	9%	—
polyp of the stomach and duodenum	—	8%
inconclusive urge to defecate	8%	—
fibroma	—	8%
sowing for intestinal flora is positive	8%	—
stomach polyps	—	8%
sclerosing cholangitis	8%	—
small intestine resection	—	8%
ileit	8%	—
benign epithelial tumors	—	8%
diarrhea with mucus	8%	—
polyps of the sigmoid colon	—	8%
diarrhea with stool blood	8%	—
oncology	4%	12%
episcleritis	8%	—
desmoid tumor	—	7%
loose stools with mucus	8%	—
cancer	—	7%
gangrenous pyoderma	8%	—
cell carcinoma colon cancer	—	7%
primary sclerosing cholangitis	8%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	7%
rectal infiltration	8%	—
congestion belching	—	6%
medicinal colitis	8%	—
rupture duodenal dysfunction	—	6%
vitamin b12 deficiency anemia	8%	—
belching rotten eggs	—	6%
Addison's disease	7%	—
small bowel obstruction	—	6%
stool is different	7%	—
benign tumors of the large intestine	—	6%
eggs found in fecal	7%	—
gastritis with increased acidity	—	6%
worms in the feces	7%	—
nausea belching	—	5%
cholangitis	7%	—
stomach tumors	—	5%
acute iritis	7%	—
red feces	—	5%
anal fissures	7%	—
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	5%
rheumatic arthritis	7%	—
inversion of the intestines	—	5%
ankylosing spondylitis	7%	—
vomiting food	—	5%
a lot of stress	7%	—
metastases	—	5%
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis	7%	—
removal of colon polyps	—	5%
nodular erythema	7%	—
diseases of the stomach and duodenum	—	5%
osteoporosis	7%	—
bowel prolapse	—	5%
constant abdominal pain	7%	—
pain in the left side	—	5%
autoimmune hepatitis	7%	—
putrefactive dyspepsia	—	5%
remission	7%	—
vomiting bile	—	5%
b12 deficiency anemia	7%	—
onset of illness	—	5%
proctitis	7%	—
food is poorly digested	—	5%
nervous exhaustion	6%	—
constipation	—	5%
abdominal pain after diarrhea	6%	—
vomiting during meals	—	5%
uveit	6%	—
vomiting	—	5%
acute hepatitis	6%	—
greenish feces	—	4%
chronic diarrhea	6%	—
osteoma	—	4%
purulent rashes on the skin	6%	—
hereditary non-polypous colorectal carcinoma	—	4%
diarrhea with blood	6%	—
omission of internal organs	—	4%
eats	6%	—
feeling of overflow of the stomach	—	4%
rheumatic inflammation	6%	—
nausea meteorism belching	—	4%
ankylosis	6%	—
cancer in the anamnesis	—	4%
duodenitis	6%	—
discharge from the anus	—	4%
difficult defecation	6%	—
tingling in the side	—	4%
pus in feces	6%	—
peitz-jaegers syndrome	—	4%
fistula of the anus	6%	—
postoperative peritonitis	—	4%
spondyloarthrosis	6%	—
internal irritation	—	4%
abdominal pain during defecation	6%	—
gallbladder stones with other cholecystitis	—	4%
rash in the mouth	6%	—
precancer	—	4%
sowing on intestinal flora	6%	—
bloating	—	4%
vitamin b12 reduction2	6%	—
red fecal	—	4%
shape of large intestine is changed	6%	—
oncology in the anamnesis	—	4%
anemia	6%	—
belching with meteorism	—	4%
aphthous stomatitis	6%	—
digestion of belching	—	4%
pyoderma	6%	—
stomach cramping pain	—	4%
measles	6%	—
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	4%
infectious colitis	6%	—
indomitable vomiting	—	4%
defecation painful	6%	—
rash over the lip	—	4%
herpes	5%	—
constipation in adults	—	4%
leukoencephalitis	5%	—
iron deficiency anemia	6%	10%
papules	5%	—
hypochromia	6%	10%
visual impairment	5%	—
frequent eructation	—	4%
hepatitis	5%	—
frequent constipation	—	4%
arthritis	5%	—
latent iron deficiency	6%	10%
nose nursing mom	5%	—
pigmented spots on the face	—	4%
suppuration of the skin	5%	—
angiomatosis	—	4%
spicy food	5%	—
volume of gallbladder is increased	—	4%
no appetite	5%	—
lynch syndrome	—	4%
spondylopathy	5%	—
nausea	—	4%
beriberi	5%	—
obesity in children	—	4%
fistula	5%	—
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	3%
lowered	5%	—
frequent nausea	—	3%
malabsorption	5%	—
brown spots on the skin	—	3%
encephalitis	5%	—
pain in the navel area	—	3%
rash pustules	5%	—
metabolic disorder	—	3%
inflammatory infiltrate	5%	—
increased blood clotting	—	3%
constant pain	5%	—
intestinal diverticula	—	3%
liver problems	4%	—
confusion of consciousness	—	3%
drug disease	4%	—
benign tumors of the small intestine	—	3%
calcium	4%	—
gastric adenocarcinoma	—	3%
brain damage	4%	—
obesity	—	3%
angioplasty	4%	—
pain in the navel area	—	3%
subacute condition	4%	—
delirium	—	3%

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