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Hemorrhoids

The test calculates the likelihood of hemorrhoids based on symptoms.

Age: years
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Gender:

Symptoms:

If you don't have a symptom, don't mark it. If there is a symptom, rate the severity of the symptom from 1 to 3.

Anal itching: Itching in the anus area	1 2 3
Rectal pain:	1 2 3
Constipation: pain in defecation	1 2 3
Sitting work:	1 2 3
Rectal bleeding: blood during defecation or on underwear	1 2 3
Performance: lifting weights at work or exercising	1 2 3
Women in labor: women only
Anal neoplasms: pink nodules near the anus	1 2 3
Rectal prolapse: partial prolapse of the rectum from the anus	1 2 3
Duration of defecation: time on the toilet
Incomplete defecation: feeling of incomplete bowel emptying	1 2 3
Varicose veins: venous reticulation in the upper legs	1 2 3
Chronic cough:	1 2 3

Algorithm:

Age.The likelihood of hemorrhoids increases with each year of life

up to age 30, each year of life counts without a factor;
from age 30 to 40, the first increasing coefficient applies;
from age 40 onward, a second multiplier applies.

Body mass index (BMI). Being overweight increases the risk of hemorrhoids. BMI has an impact, its score counts with or without a coefficient

underweight or normal weight (BMI under 25) - likelihood of hemorrhoids counts without a factor;
overweight (BMI 25 to 40) - the first multiplier applies;
obesity (BMI 40 and over)-the second multiplier applies.

Symptoms Hemorrhoids have a number of associated symptoms, none of them by itself is an exact indicator of the disease - the cumulative symptoms can be an indicator.
Symptoms also have different priorities. For example, anal itching has a lower priority for diagnosis than natural childbirth or anal neoplasia.

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