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Results: Differences General	✘Tumors of the sigmoid colon	✘Intestinal bleeding
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2) 49%(3) Coprogram 11%(5) 100%(7) Colonoscopy 75%(0) 5%(0) Histological studies 42%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	86%	13%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	10%	100%
oncology	74%	3%
bleeding	7%	62%
intestinal tumor	77%	15%
increased bleeding	—	44%
bowel cancer	69%	16%
anal fissures	—	43%
liver metastases	45%	—
dark feces	—	34%
tumors of the sigmoid colon	42%	—
bleeding ulcer	—	29%
polyps of the colon	41%	—
hemorrhoids bleeding	—	29%
intestinal polyp	49%	7%
hemorrhoids	—	28%
polyps	46%	6%
blood from the anus	11%	34%
tumors of the large intestine	36%	—
chronic anal fissure	—	16%
metastases	46%	11%
defecation painful	—	15%
a history of sigmoidectomy	29%	—
angiodysplasia of the colon	—	12%
atonic constipation	28%	—
arterial bleeding	—	10%
polyps of the sigmoid colon	24%	—
blood after defecation	—	10%
peitz-jaegers syndrome	21%	—
rectal bleeding	—	10%
cronkhite syndrome-canada	19%	—
hemorrhoids with blood	—	10%
aversion to meat	19%	—
intestinal infarction	—	9%
with the diverticula of the sigmoid colon	19%	—
hemorrhoids with rectal fissure	—	9%
hemorrhagic cystitis	18%	—
foreign body of the digestive tract in children	—	9%
tumor collapse syndrome	18%	—
hemorrhoidal bleeding	—	9%
tumors of the rectum	18%	—
ankylostomidosis	—	8%
diffuse polyposis	17%	—
impaired arterial function	—	8%
benign neoplasms	17%	—
-willed redness of the anus	—	8%
familial polyposis of the colon	17%	—
angiopathy	—	8%
discomfort in the intestines	16%	—
thrombosis	—	8%
adenomatous polyp	16%	—
diverticular colon disease	—	8%
constipation	16%	—
Red blood cells in the fecal	—	8%
cystitis	16%	—
electrocoagulation	—	7%
red feces	16%	—
traumatic shock	—	7%
removal of colon polyps	15%	—
hemorrhoids palpation	—	7%
sigmoid colon cancer	14%	—
redness of the perineum	—	7%
colon obstruction	14%	—
pain in the anus after stool	—	7%
oncology in the anamnesis	14%	—
pain after stool	—	7%
diverticulum of the rectum	13%	—
blood from the anus after defecation	—	7%
consequences of surgery	12%	—
hemorrhoids painful	—	7%
intestinal lumen is narrowed	12%	—
intestinal amyloidosis	—	7%
intestinal mucosa	12%	—
intestinal spasms	—	6%
rectal cancer	12%	—
pseudomembranous colitis	—	6%
dizziness with fever	12%	—
arterial occlusion	—	6%
intestinal resection	21%	7%
cold extremities	—	6%
discharge from the anus	11%	—
intestinal fistula	—	6%
worse constipation	11%	—
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes	—	6%
no appetite	11%	—
fainting in childhood	—	6%
vascular tumor	11%	—
hypovolemic shock	—	6%
rapid weight loss	11%	—
fetid stool	—	6%
lipomas	11%	—
foreign body of the intestine	—	6%
emaciation	11%	—
full	—	6%
diverticulitis	11%	—
chronic enterocolitis	—	6%
diarrhea alternates with constipation	11%	—
tendency to bleed	—	6%
benign epithelial tumors	10%	—
acute enterocolitis	—	6%
bad from alcohol	10%	—
peptic ulcer	8%	14%
hemangioma	10%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	5%
prolonged defecation	10%	—
blood dark	—	5%
solid tumors	10%	—
amyloidosis	—	5%
smoking desire	10%	—
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	—	5%
liver cancer	10%	—
spasms in the heart	—	5%
intoxication	10%	—
acute duodenitis	—	5%
dependence on other people	10%	—
heart dysfunction	—	5%
weight change	9%	—
duodenitis	—	5%
alcohol is abusing	9%	—
trauma	—	5%
hypotension	9%	—
pain in the groin area	—	5%
subfebrility	9%	—
stool is large	—	5%
sedentary lifestyle	9%	—
cold skin	—	5%
fever weakness	9%	—
pain in the rectum	—	5%
head tumor	9%	—
venous bleeding	—	5%
gastrointestinal problems	16%	5%
tuberculosis of lymph nodes	—	5%
intestinal dyskinesia	9%	—
abdominal pain during defecation	—	5%
intestinal lethargy	9%	—
body is cold	—	5%
leukemia	9%	—
enterocolitis	—	5%
big head	9%	—
pus in feces	—	5%
oncology relatives	9%	—
helps others	—	5%
dizziness weakness	9%	—
peritonitis	—	5%
intestinal obstruction	9%	—
external bleeding	—	5%
lymphosarcoma	8%	—
increased endurance	—	5%
abdominal surgery	8%	—
periodic fainting	—	5%
alcohol dependence	8%	—
CHD	—	5%
dizziness	8%	—
the volume of blood loss is reduced	—	5%
anemia	8%	—
acute colitis	—	5%
changes in the blood	8%	—
intestinal infection	—	5%
smokes	8%	—
spasm	—	4%
overweight	8%	—
inflammation of the stomach	—	4%
diarrhea	8%	—
disorders of consciousness	—	4%
general weakness	8%	—
acute abdomen	—	4%
early development	8%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	4%
weakness after illness	7%	—
impaired gastric function	—	4%
feeling of bruising	7%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	4%
effects of radiation	14%	5%
abdominal pain	—	4%
high temperature	7%	—
tachycardia	—	4%
villous tumor of the colon	6%	—
palpitations	—	4%
increased	11%	3%
periods of exacerbation	—	4%
consequences of taking medications	11%	3%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	—	4%
inflammation	14%	6%
fainting	—	4%
history of surgery	14%	6%
surgical infections	—	4%
epithelium in feces	6%	—
history of cardiovascular surgery	—	4%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	15%	8%
vascular spasm	—	4%
radiation therapy	11%	4%
pale skin	—	4%
radiation damage	11%	4%
syphilis	—	4%
red fecal	11%	6%
suspension	—	4%
crohn	10%	5%
lymph node damage	—	4%
chronic colitis	10%	5%
vascular sclerosis	—	4%
lowered	9%	4%
fistula	—	4%

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