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Results: Differences General	✘Rectal stenosis	✘Воспалительные заболевания кишечника
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%(3) 73%(5) General blood test — 57%(4) Endoscopy 44%(0) 9%(0) Ultrasound of abdominal cavity — 49%(0) Histological studies 24%(0) 4%(0) General inspection 25%(0) — Coagulogram — 21%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	90%
patient's condition	83%	—
inflammation of the stomach	—	81%
blurred vision	75%	—
impaired gastric function	—	76%
discharge from the anus	72%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	52%	100%
fistula of the rectum	72%	—
diarrhea	—	20%
incontinence of feces	70%	—
abdominal pain	—	18%
infectious colitis	76%	6%
liquid stool	—	15%
proctitis	77%	7%
helminths	—	15%
paraproctitis	65%	—
stool with mucus and blood	—	11%
itching in the anus	63%	—
stool with mucus	—	10%
turns red during defecation	57%	—
aphthae in the mouth	—	9%
gaping anus	57%	—
diarrhea with stool blood	—	8%
stool is thin	57%	—
vitamin b12 deficiency anemia	—	8%
rectal infiltration	65%	8%
loose stools with mucus	—	8%
intestinal fistula	55%	—
episcleritis	—	8%
atresia of the anus and rectum	54%	—
sclerosing cholangitis	—	8%
wet skin	52%	—
gangrenous pyoderma	—	8%
blood from the anus	52%	—
ileit	—	8%
data intestinal biopsy was performed	50%	—
primary sclerosing cholangitis	—	8%
redness around the anus	50%	—
sowing for intestinal flora is positive	—	8%
conservative	49%	—
diarrhea with mucus	—	8%
mucous stools	49%	—
medicinal colitis	—	8%
abnormalities of intestinal development	49%	—
stool is different	—	7%
pain in the rectum	47%	—
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis	—	7%
traumatic illness	47%	—
worms in the feces	—	7%
chronic proctitis	46%	—
cholangitis	—	7%
scarring	45%	—
acute iritis	—	7%
chronic anal fissure	45%	—
rheumatic arthritis	—	7%
perineal rupture	44%	—
a lot of stress	—	7%
burning in the anus	43%	—
ankylosing spondylitis	—	7%
fistula of the anus	50%	6%
osteoporosis	—	7%
gastrointestinal problems	53%	9%
eggs found in fecal	—	7%
skin itching redness	41%	—
remission	—	7%
intestinal lumen is narrowed	41%	—
tenesmus	—	7%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes	40%	—
constant abdominal pain	—	7%
colitis	68%	26%
Addison's disease	—	7%
prolapse of the rectum	39%	—
nodular erythema	—	7%
pain in the anus during defecation	39%	—
autoimmune hepatitis	—	7%
-willed redness of the anus	39%	—
intestinal bleeding	—	7%
itchy skin	39%	—
b12 deficiency anemia	—	7%
intestinal resection	46%	6%
latent iron deficiency	—	6%
radiation therapy	38%	—
measles	—	6%
burning in the intestines	38%	—
dysbacteriosis	—	6%
red fecal	38%	—
aphthous stomatitis	—	6%
feeling of stenosis	38%	—
uveit	—	6%
history of surgery	47%	7%
rash in the mouth	—	6%
rectal bleeding	37%	—
chronic diarrhea	—	6%
violation of the stool	47%	8%
ankylosis	—	6%
hemorrhoids	37%	—
acute hepatitis	—	6%
radiation damage	37%	—
nervous exhaustion	—	6%
difficult defecation	45%	6%
shape of large intestine is changed	—	6%
tuberculosis of lymph nodes	35%	—
pyoderma	—	6%
tumors of the rectum	35%	—
spondyloarthrosis	—	6%
fistula	41%	5%
sowing on intestinal flora	—	6%
angioplasty	40%	4%
abdominal pain after diarrhea	—	6%
STDs	33%	—
vitamin b12 reduction2	—	6%
prolonged defecation	33%	—
rheumatic inflammation	—	6%
chronic colitis	49%	14%
hypochromia	—	6%
inconclusive urge to defecate	43%	8%
gallbladder stones	—	6%
intestinal mucosa	40%	5%
abdominal pain during defecation	—	6%
up radiation sickness	32%	—
diarrhea with blood	—	6%
operative delivery	32%	—
duodenitis	—	6%
increased	37%	4%
eats	—	6%
tumour in the abdomen	31%	—
anemia	—	6%
anal fissures	39%	7%
iron deficiency anemia	—	6%
lymph node damage	29%	—
purulent rashes on the skin	—	6%
intestinal tumor	29%	—
constant pain	—	5%
pus in feces	36%	6%
papules	—	5%
intestinal abscess	36%	6%
spicy food	—	5%
burns	28%	—
hepatitis	—	5%
reddening of the skin	28%	—
nose nursing mom	—	5%
gradual deterioration of the condition	27%	—
worse during meals	—	5%
tuberculosis	27%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	5%
aggressive	27%	—
arthritis	—	5%
defecation painful	34%	6%
no appetite	—	5%
fighting	26%	—
spondylopathy	—	5%
consequences of taking medications	31%	4%
encephalitis	—	5%
wound	25%	—
lowered	—	5%
consequences of injuries	25%	—
age 20 years	—	5%
surgical infections	25%	—
herpes	—	5%
soreness of the skin	25%	—
heredity predisposition	—	5%
oncology	31%	4%
malabsorption	—	5%
blood diseases	32%	6%
improper nutrition	—	5%
cancer	24%	—
visual impairment	—	5%
consequences of infection	23%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	5%
blood in feces	34%	9%
worse food	—	5%
inflammation	49%	24%
dysfunction of the gallbladder	—	5%
pain in the intestines	28%	5%
beriberi	—	5%
crohn	34%	12%
inflammatory infiltrate	—	5%
abscess	27%	5%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	5%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	27%	5%
hypertrophy biliary tract	—	5%
subacute condition	25%	4%
rash pustules	—	5%
trauma	23%	4%
liver problems	—	4%
consequences of surgery	24%	6%
brain damage	—	4%
skin problems	22%	4%
conducting an inspection	—	4%
bleeding	24%	7%
there are no complaints	—	4%
peptic ulcer	26%	10%
damage to the nervous system	—	4%
necrosis	24%	10%
calcium	—	4%
digestive disorders	27%	15%
drug disease	—	4%
joint diseases	—	4%

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