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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Hemorrhoids during pregnancyMyelofibrosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 66%(3)32%(9)
CT scan of the large intestine 80%(0)
Colonoscopy 78%(0)
Elements and vitamins 9%(2)30%(3)
Sex hormones 35%(2)
Coagulogram 33%(0)
Coprogram 18%(2)14%(1)
Histological studies 20%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
consequences of childbirth 40%
pain in the shins 78%
pregnancy 35%
pain in the legs 59%
hemorrhoids painful 29%
pain when walking 57%
hemorrhoid thrombosis 29%
myelofibrosis 50%
external hemorrhoids 29%
worse when walking 48%
internal hemorrhoids 28%
volume of spleen is reduced 33%
hemorrhoids after childbirth 27%
enlargement of the spleen 32%
blood from the anus 27%
thrombocytosis 31%
burning in the anus 27%
impaired spleen function 30%
hemorrhoid prolapse 27%
cramp in the calf muscle 30%
hemorrhoids with blood 26%
decreased vitamin b9 29%
hemorrhoids bleeding 26%
heartburn with meteorism 28%
hemorrhoids during pregnancy 26%
true polycythemia 27%
prolapse of the rectum 26%
pain in the bones of the lower leg 27%
blood after defecation 24%
heartburn after eating 26%
pain in the rectum 23%
spleen infarction 25%
rectal bleeding 22%
splenic vein thrombosis 25%
constipation 21%
gas after eating 25%
itching and burning in the anus 21%
portal hypertension 25%
discharge from the anus 21%
ankle swelling 24%
blood from the anus after defecation 20%
portal vein dilated 24%
burning around the anus 20%
pain in the bones legs 24%
pain in the intestines 20%
burning in the shins 24%
thirst 20%
acute myeloid leukemia 23%
burning itching 18%
pain in the spleen 23%
headaches 18%
thrombocytopathy 22%
postoperative pain 18%
portal vein thrombosis 22%
tumors of the rectum 18%
pulling pains in the shins 22%
itching in the anus 18%
pain in the calves 22%
blood in feces 18%
spasm in the lungs 22%
straining during bowel movements 17%
swelling of the upper part belly 21%
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse 17%
pain in the left hypochondrium 21%
intestinal mucosa 17%
osteosclerosis 21%
feeling of pressure on the bottom 16%
running away desire 21%
-willed redness of the anus 16%
beriberi 21%
is better in nature 16%
worse after eating 21%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 16%
anomalies of esophageal development 20%
exacerbation of hemorrhoids 16%
expansion of the esophagus 20%
pressure on the rectum 16%
burning in the legs 20%
history of surgery 16%
epigastric discomfort 20%
burning of the anus after defecation 15%
accumulation of gases in the stomach 20%
proctitis 15%
polycythemia 20%
hemorrhoids constipation 15%
aching pain in the bones 20%
hemorrhoidal bleeding 15%
gases in the stomach 19%
worse constipation 15%
convulsions pain 19%
scratches 15%
convulsions 19%
tea is worse 15%
pulling pains in the legs 19%
worse from garlic 15%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 19%
itchy skin 31% 14%
splenectomy 19%
worse from onions 15%
aching all over the body 19%
burning from hemorrhoids 15%
volume of spleen is increased 19%
wounds heal poorly 15%
acute leukemia 19%
constipation with soft feces 15%
stomach swells 19%
fournier 's gangrene 15%
spasms in the body 19%
wound 14%
subacute condition 4% 23%
consequences of surgery 14%
gout 19%
soft swelling 14%
aching bones 18%
inflammation 14%
hypertension 18%
fistula of the rectum 14%
heartburn 18%
intestinal fistula 13%
anemia, unspecified 18%
paraproctitis 13%
burning in the stomach 18%
red feces 13%
posttransfusion complications 18%
red fecal 13%
fruits when running worse 18%
spicy food 13%
heart murmurs 17%
pain in the wound 13%
sputum with blood 17%
infectious colitis 13%
venous bleeding 17%
stool with mucus 13%
shortening of limbs 17%
burning of the skin 13%
slow onset of the disease 17%
obliterating endarteritis 13%
abdominal discomfort 17%
impaired arterial function 13%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 17%
soreness of the skin 13%
effects of radiation 17%
sedentary lifestyle 13%
pain in the bones 17%
impaired venous function 12%
leukemia 17%
connective tissue dysplasia 12%
erythrocytosis 17%
tumors of the large intestine 12%
heavy weight 17%
wound postoperative 12%
cramps in the legs 16%
sensation of a foreign body in the anus 12%
serum sickness 16%
itching constant 12%
pain in the veins 16%
fistula of the anus 12%
bleeding ulcer 16%
venous mesh on legs 11%
leukopenia 16%
varicose veins of the legs 11%
pain spasm 16%
acute colitis 11%
abdominal swelling 16%
chronic anal fissure 11%
gastric bleeding 16%
rectal stenosis 11%
ascites 16%
pain in the anus in women 11%
acute venous thrombosis 16%
stool with mucus and blood 11%
electrolyte balance disorders 16%
dependence on the doctor 11%
myocardial infarction 15%
dystrophy 11%
bloating 15%
acrid stools 11%
lung pain 15%
erysipelas 11%
constant weakness 15%
scarlet blood in the feces 11%
malabsorption 15%
colitis 11%
acute abdomen 15%
intestinal tumor 11%
enteropathy 15%
skin irritation 11%
sputum 15%
phlegmon 11%
frequent colds 15%
electrocoagulation 11%
swelling of the legs 15%
subcutaneous paraproctitis 11%
patient's condition 8% 23%
intestinal resection 10%
enlarged liver 15%
inflammatory bowel diseases 10%
impaired gastric function 4% 19%
paranoia 10%
thrombocytopenia 15%

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