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Results: Differences General ✘Rectal bleeding✘Diffuse polyposis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%(0)
Coprogram 47%(1)15%(3)
MRI of the rectum —46%(0)
MRI of the intestine —43%(0)
CT of the pelvic organs —42%(0)
CT scan of the large intestine —42%(0)
MRI of the pelvic organs —40%(0)
General blood test 8%(2)24%(6)
Blood biochemistry —24%(1)
Endoscopy 4%(0)16%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%6%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —29%
anal fissures 42% —
malignization — 27%
blood in feces 47% 7%
diffuse polyposis — 27%
hemorrhoids 31% —
familial polyposis of the colon — 27%
bleeding 40% 8%
polyps of the colon 6% 29%
hemorrhoids bleeding 29% —
gardner syndrome — 22%
increased bleeding 23% —
intestinal polyp 5% 27%
blood from the anus 32% 10%
intestinal resection — 21%
diverticulitis 13% —
desmoid tumor — 21%
diverticulum of the rectum 13% —
polyp of the rectum 10% 30%
intestinal diverticula 12% —
fibrosarcoma — 18%
proctitis 12% —
tumors of the small intestine — 17%
infectious colitis 10% —
removal of rectal polyps — 17%
inflammatory bowel diseases 9% —
peitz-jaegers syndrome — 17%
with the diverticula of the sigmoid colon 9% —
diarrhea with mucus — 17%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum 9% —
removal of colon polyps — 17%
benign tumors of the large intestine 9% —
tumors of the large intestine 10% 26%
hemorrhoid prolapse 9% —
osteoma — 16%
pus in feces 8% —
polyps of the sigmoid colon — 16%
diverticular colon disease 8% —
benign epithelial tumors — 16%
radiation damage 8% —
rash over the lip — 16%
chronic colitis 7% —
history of surgery — 16%
crohn 7% —
family man — 15%
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse 7% —
stool with mucus — 15%
hemorrhoids with blood 7% —
loose stools with mucus — 15%
radiation proctitis 7% —
fibroma — 14%
chronic proctitis 7% —
brain cancer — 14%
intestinal form of radiation sickness 7% —
insufficiency of the anal sphincter — 14%
blood dark 7% —
diarrhea with blood — 13%
thick feces 7% —
rashes around the mouth — 13%
chronic dysentery 7% —
polyps 10% 23%
hemorrhoids with rectal fissure 7% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 13%
intestinal fistula 6% —
suspicion — 12%
tendency to bleed 6% —
brown spots on the skin — 12%
burning in the intestines 6% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 12%
digestive disorders 6% —
rash on the cheeks — 12%
general intoxication syndrome 6% —
small bowel cancer — 12%
prostate cancer 6% —
intestinal mucosa 6% 18%
paraproctitis 6% —
abdominal pain after diarrhea — 11%
inversion of the intestines 6% —
skin spots — 11%
fistula of the rectum 6% —
thyroid cancer — 11%
peptic ulcer 6% —
diarrhea from overeating — 11%
acute pain 6% —
pale skin — 11%
hemorrhoidal bleeding 6% —
rash in the mouth — 10%
black discharge 6% —
restorative and reconstructive operations — 10%
dysentery 6% —
main complaint is abdominal pain — 10%
intoxication 6% —
stomach tumors — 10%
hyperthermia 6% —
consequences of surgery — 10%
chronic radiation sickness 6% —
increased — 10%
burning in the anus 6% —
medulloblastoma — 10%
pseudomembranous colitis 6% —
lynch syndrome — 10%
up circulatory disorders 5% —
a history of sigmoidectomy — 10%
dysbacteriosis 5% —
loss of fluids — 10%
feeling of heat in the stomach 5% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 10%
effects of taking antibiotics 5% —
small intestine resection — 10%
prolonged defecation 5% —
cancer 8% 18%
genital neoplasms 5% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8% 18%
difficult defecation 5% —
impaired function of the large intestine 5% 15%
effects of radiation 5% —
oncology 7% 17%
food poisoning 5% —
shape of large intestine is changed — 10%
up radiation sickness 5% —
diarrhea with stool blood — 9%
no stool 5% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 9%
posthemorrhagic anemia 5% —
skin problems — 9%
mucous stools 5% —
gastric adenocarcinoma — 9%
abnormalities of intestinal development 5% —
stomach cancer — 9%
fistula of the anus 5% —
cns tumors — 9%
pain in the intestines 16% 9%
intestinal lethargy — 9%
cancer pain 5% —
stomach polyps — 9%
painful swelling 4% —
benign tumors of the small intestine — 9%
CHD 4% —
adrenal cancer — 9%
heart dysfunction 4% —
stool with mucus and blood — 9%
angiopathy 4% —
throws objects — 9%
feeling of heat 4% —
child's poor appetite — 9%
necrosis 4% —
intestinal obstruction — 9%
hemorrhagic diathesis 4% —
tumour in the abdomen 7% 16%
fistula 4% —
stage of recovery — 8%
enteropathy 4% —
lips pale — 8%
burns 4% —
hereditary non-polypous colorectal carcinoma — 8%
colitis 10% 4%
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 8%
rectal bleeding 12% 7%
appetite is sharply increased — 8%
single ulcer of the rectum 3% —
constantly complains — 8%
radiation therapy 8% 4%
age 20 years — 8%
pain in the rectum 10% 6%
brain tumor — 8%
pigmented spots on the face — 8%
childhood diseases — 8%
oncology relatives — 8%
body skin dry — 8%
predominant right — 8%
adenocarcinoma of the colon — 8%
up strong — 8%
atheroma — 8%
surgical infections — 8%
cancer in the anamnesis — 8%
stool mushy — 8%
there are no complaints — 8%
doubling of the intestine — 8%
polyp of the stomach and duodenum — 8%
wet skin — 8%
diarrhea 4% 12%
benign neoplasms 4% 12%
liquid stool 4% 12%
metabolic disorder — 7%
bloating of the entire abdomen — 7%
suppression in the family — 7%
can not lie on his back — 7%
hepatoblastoma — 7%
fecal vomiting — 7%
appetite is poor — 7%
family history of cancer — 7%
soreness of the skin — 7%
abdominal surgery — 7%
history of laparoscopic surgery — 7%
soft tissue sarcoma — 7%
brain tumors — 7%
recovery period — 7%
control issues — 7%
worse during day — 7%
wound postoperative — 7%
constipation children — 7%

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