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Results: Differences General ✘Nonspecific ulcerative colitis✘Tumors of the large intestine
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%6%
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peptic ulcer 56% 5%
metastases 4% 92%
necrosis 53% 3%
intestinal tumor 4% 91%
blood in feces 26% 6%
cancer 4% 66%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 14% —
oncology 3% 35%
medicinal colitis 8% —
benign tumors of the large intestine — 17%
inconclusive urge to defecate 8% —
diffuse polyposis 2% 16%
remission 7% —
liver metastases — 14%
colitis in children 7% —
familial polyposis of the colon 2% 15%
perforation of the colon 7% —
polyps of the colon 3% 16%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 7% —
malignization — 12%
sclerosing cholangitis 6% —
intestinal polyp 3% 15%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 6% —
adenomatous polyp 3% 15%
proctitis 6% —
liver cancer — 12%
periods of exacerbation 6% —
tumors of the sigmoid colon — 12%
moderate condition 6% —
intestinal obstruction — 11%
pain in the left half of the abdomen 5% —
polyps of the sigmoid colon — 11%
cholangitis 5% —
polyp of the rectum — 11%
acute colitis 5% —
tumors of the rectum 3% 14%
joint diseases 5% —
benign epithelial tumors 2% 12%
megacolon 5% —
peitz-jaegers syndrome — 10%
smokes 5% —
fibroma — 10%
liquid stool 5% —
tumors of the large intestine 5% 15%
high temperature 5% —
desmoid tumor — 10%
shape of large intestine is changed 5% —
benign neoplasms 1% 11%
infectious colitis 5% —
polyps 3% 13%
ileit 5% —
rectal cancer 4% 13%
abdominal pain on the left 4% —
history of surgery 3% 11%
allergic gastritis 4% —
consequences of spinal injury — 8%
area stool several times a day 4% —
villous adenoma — 8%
intolerance to drugs 4% —
stomach polyps — 7%
spastic abdominal pain 4% —
lymphosarcoma — 7%
acute sigmoiditis 4% —
spinal fracture — 7%
cytomegalovirus 4% —
chest deformity — 7%
intoxication 4% —
hump — 7%
stool in the morning 4% —
stooped — 7%
effects of hormone 4% —
red feces — 7%
effects of smoking 4% —
spinal injury — 7%
rectal bleeding 4% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer 6% 13%
diverticulitis 4% —
stiffness in the joints — 6%
frequent stools 4% —
bone fracture — 6%
immunodeficiency 4% —
constipation in the elderly — 6%
chronic condition 4% —
history of chest surgery — 6%
microscopic colitis 4% —
osteoma — 6%
opportunistic infections 4% —
massage worse — 6%
heaviness in the anus 4% —
consequences of a fracture — 6%
duodenitis 4% —
curvature of the spine — 6%
hypoproteinemia 4% —
dislocation of the vertebrae — 6%
diarrhea with blood 4% —
consequences of physical exertion — 6%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 4% —
bone deformation — 6%
pseudomembranous colitis 4% —
intestinal resection 4% 10%
state of exacerbation 4% —
tumors of the small intestine 3% 9%
hypertrophy biliary tract 4% —
thoracolumbar kyphosis — 5%
age 20 years 4% —
back pain — 5%
pus in feces 4% —
lumbar kyphosis — 5%
irritable bowel syndrome 4% —
stiffness in the back — 5%
overweight 3% —
unstable stool — 5%
dysentery 3% —
spinal canal stenosis — 5%
salmonellosis 3% —
red fecal — 5%
external bleeding 3% —
inversion of the intestines — 5%
gastroenteritis 3% —
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) — 5%
very high fever 3% —
rash over the lip — 5%
often abdominal pain 3% —
presses — 5%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes 3% —
radiation therapy — 5%
addison 's crisis 3% —
-willed redness of the anus — 5%
consequences of plastic surgery 3% —
cysts and polyps — 5%
vitamin d deficiency 3% —
constipation in adults — 5%
amoebiasis 3% —
frequent constipation — 5%
yersiniosis 3% —
pain after injury — 5%
disseminated tuberculosis 3% —
blood dark — 5%
abscess 3% —
tension in the spine — 5%
delayed puberty 3% —
fatigue during physical exertion — 5%
diverticulum of the rectum 3% —
pain in the thoracic spine — 5%
thrombocytosis 3% —
thoracic kyphosis — 5%
feeling of heat 3% —
lynch syndrome — 5%
paraproctitis 3% —
joint deformation — 5%
better after diarrhea 3% —
lipomas — 5%
sudden tachycardia 3% —
hereditary non-polypous colorectal carcinoma — 5%
joint pain 3% —
angiosarcoma — 5%
loose stools in the morning 3% —
increased 3% 8%
leukocytosis 3% —
kaposi 's sarcoma — 5%
not enough time 3% —
small bowel cancer 2% 7%
vasculitis 3% —
worse at 11 o'clock 2% 7%
agnosia 3% —
constipation 1% 6%
it doesn't work out 3% —
cancer in the anamnesis 3% 8%
leukopenia 3% —
oncology in the anamnesis 3% 8%
pancreatitis 3% —
pigmented spots on the face — 5%
frequent bloating 3% —
tumors of the peritoneum 3% 8%
dependence on the doctor 3% —
brown spots on the skin — 4%
viral enteritis 3% —
allergic — 4%
stunting 3% —
gangrene — 4%
a history of endoscopic surgery 3% —
overwork — 4%
serious condition in the morning 3% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 4%
conservative 3% —
pain worse in the morning — 4%
bacterial enteritis 3% —
desire to control — 4%
purulent rashes on the skin 3% —
soft tissue sarcoma — 4%
severe fever 3% —
history of orthopedic surgery — 4%
with reactive protein increased 3% —
bedsores — 4%
pulmonary tuberculosis 3% —
osteosarcoma — 4%
cytomegalovirus dna positive 3% —
rashes on the face — 4%
pyoderma 3% —
electrolyte balance disorders — 4%

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