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Results: Differences General ✘Acute abdomen✘Rectosigmoiditis
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Distinctive symptoms
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acute pain 25% 9%
infectious colitis — 85%
very painful menstruation 7% —
pain in the rectum 1% 42%
abdominal cramps 6% —
chronic colitis — 41%
pain spasm 5% —
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies — 33%
abdominal pain on the right 4% —
pain in the intestines 2% 33%
colic 4% —
peptic ulcer — 30%
pain in the navel area 4% —
necrosis 2% 27%
pain worse at immobility 3% —
inflammation 2% 26%
food is poorly digested 3% —
proctitis — 24%
intestinal obstruction 3% —
gastritis — 22%
the pain is worse lying down 2% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 22%
pleurisy 2% —
tenesmus — 21%
ascites 2% —
acute colitis — 20%
heart stone 2% —
acute sigmoiditis — 20%
stagnation 2% —
medicinal colitis — 19%
pain as from a bruise 2% —
shape of large intestine is changed — 19%
agony 2% —
abscess 1% 19%
local peritonitis 2% —
tumors of the large intestine — 18%
barrett 's syndrome 2% —
chronic proctitis — 18%
exhausting pain 2% —
bowel cancer — 17%
hepatitis D 2% —
intestinal mucosa — 16%
purulent cholecystitis 2% —
diarrhea — 16%
ovarian pregnancy 2% —
anal fissures — 16%
general tension 2% —
rectal cancer — 16%
pain in the gallbladder 2% —
perforation of the colon — 16%
myocardial infarction 2% —
violation of the stool 1% 17%
children 's roseola 2% —
intestinal bleeding 1% 16%
stone in the stomach 2% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 2% 17%
infectious mononucleosis 2% —
sclerosing cholangitis — 15%
purulent appendicitis 2% —
periods of exacerbation — 15%
purulent pancreatitis 2% —
primary sclerosing cholangitis — 15%
inversion of the intestines 2% —
intestinal tumor — 15%
abdominal pregnancy 2% —
tumors of the rectum — 14%
mononucleosis 2% —
impaired function of the large intestine 2% 16%
pain-free myocardial infarction 2% —
frequent stools 1% 15%
abdominal injuries 2% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 14%
huge stomach 2% —
abdominal pain on the left — 13%
pneumonia with pleurisy 2% —
gastrointestinal problems 2% 15%
colic after eating 2% —
intoxication 1% 14%
wandering pains 2% —
cancer — 13%
appendicitis 2% —
blood in feces 2% 15%
aching stomach 2% —
radiation proctitis — 13%
abdominal injuries during pregnancy 2% —
pain due to flatulence — 12%
tension in the stomach 2% —
blood from the anus — 12%
pain in the pelvis 2% —
spicy food — 12%
intestinal colic 2% —
cholangitis — 12%
pain like a knife 2% —
pinworms — 12%
abdominal muscle pain 2% —
megacolon — 12%
pancreatonecrosis 2% —
inflammation of the stomach 2% 14%
tension in the bladder area 2% —
liquid stool 3% 15%
arterial bleeding 2% —
hypertrophy biliary tract 2% 14%
the condition is extremely serious 2% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 2% 14%
acute salpingitis 2% —
impaired gastric function 2% 13%
acute appendicitis 2% —
lowered — 11%
hiccups 2% —
dysentery — 11%
plum belly syndrome 2% —
leukocytosis — 11%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall 2% —
aching pain in the anus — 11%
muscle pain 2% —
salmonellosis — 11%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 2% —
intestinal infection 2% 13%
ley syndrome 2% —
radiation damage — 11%
pain in the pleura 2% —
ileit — 11%
pseudoabdominal syndrome 2% —
often abdominal pain — 11%
colic in the stomach 2% —
pain in the left half of the abdomen — 11%
bleeding 2% 13%
blood diseases 1% 12%
bloating 2% 13%
oncology 1% 12%
pus in feces — 11%
irritable bowel syndrome — 11%
intestinal form of radiation sickness — 11%
moderate condition — 10%
colitis in children — 10%
heaviness in the anus — 10%
diarrhea with blood — 10%
chronic dysentery — 10%
liver problems — 10%
hypoproteinemia — 10%
crohn — 10%
metastases — 10%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter — 10%
restorative and reconstructive operations — 10%
intestinal resection — 10%
intestinal abscess — 10%
paraproctitis — 10%
obesity — 10%
remission — 10%
state of exacerbation — 10%
increased 1% 11%
microscopic colitis — 10%
spastic colitis — 10%
toxic form of radiation sickness — 10%
conducting an inspection 1% 11%
duodenitis — 10%
swelling — 10%
intestinal spasms — 10%
consequences of infection — 10%
chills weakness — 9%
stool in the morning — 9%
chills with nausea — 9%
abundant stool 1% 10%
food poisoning — 9%
weakness after diarrhea — 9%
spastic abdominal pain — 9%
digestive disorders — 9%
intestinal lethargy — 9%
area stool several times a day — 9%
migrating larva — 9%
hepatitis — 9%
cholera — 9%
general intoxication syndrome — 9%
up radiation sickness — 9%
immunodeficiency — 9%
rectal gonorrhea — 9%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 9%
diverticulitis — 9%
helminths — 9%
ascaris — 9%
allergic gastritis — 9%
frequent bloating 1% 10%
a history of endoscopic surgery 1% 10%
history of surgery 2% 11%
chronic condition — 9%
pseudomembranous colitis — 9%
no stool 1% 10%
dysbacteriosis — 9%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum — 9%
defecation painful — 9%
cytomegalovirus — 9%
myxedema — 9%
intolerance to drugs — 9%
opportunistic infections — 9%
nausea — 9%
aching abdominal pain on the left — 8%
discharge from the anus — 8%
decreased potassium — 8%
mushroom poisoning — 8%
enteritis — 8%

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