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Results: Differences Similar Testicular atrophy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2)
Sex hormones 53%(5)
Ultrasound of the scrotum organs 40%(0)
Cancer markers 33%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 63%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 56%
prostate cancer 55%
male infertility 52%
twisting of the testicle 51%
hypogonadism 48%
testesterone deficiency 47%
cryptorchidism 46%
underdevelopment 45%
the ejaculate is transparent 44%
orchitis 43%
testicular cancer 41%
seminoma 40%
cancer 39%
hernia 38%
pancreatic atrophy 37%
oncology 37%
germinogenic tumors 36%
prostate volume is reduced 36%
spermatogenesis cells 35%
hot flashes with redness of the face 35%
STDs 35%
male menopause 34%
genital tuberculosis 34%
hot flashes 34%
oligozoospermia 33%
prostate-specific antigen general increased 33%
penis size 33%
menopause 33%
hot flashes in women 33%
facial hair growth 32%
hormonal ointments 31%
hot flushes to the face 31%
blood in semen 31%
excess of lh 30%
testicular cyst 30%
effects of puberty 30%
violation of the function of the testicles 30%
liver dysfunction 30%
tendency to depression 30%
excess fsh 29%
postoperative hernia 29%
menopause sweating 29%
excess testesterone 29%
transplant rejection reaction 29%
gynecomastia 29%
liver is indurated 29%
prostate enlargement 29%
hernia of the abdomen 28%
thin 28%
reason for the consequences of puberty 28%
hemochromatosis 28%
sweating 28%
inflammation of the appendages 28%
polycythemia 28%
sweating of the face 28%
dropsy of the testicle in the boy 28%
hypoparathyroidism 27%
gonorrhea 27%
pituitary tumors 27%
inguinal hernia 27%
liver diseases 26%
chlamydia 26%
sweating with palpitations 26%
sexual infantilism 26%
genital neoplasms 26%
infectious mumps 26%
weak erection 25%
peripheral nerve injuries 25%
decreased libido 25%
increased hairiness 25%
intoxication 25%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 24%
atrophoderma 24%
breast cancer 24%
effects of hormone 24%
absent-mindedness 24%
abdominal injuries 24%
consequences of operation 24%
striae 24%
alcohol poisoning 24%
breast tumor 23%
infertility female 23%
wound postoperative 23%
cannot work 23%
breast cancer 23%
postoperative scars 23%
effects of radiation therapy 23%
consequences of taking medications 23%
erythrocytosis 23%
blood diseases 23%
prolonged depression 23%
solid tumors 23%
face is red 23%
cirrhosis of the liver 22%
memory 22%
forgetfulness 21%
cognitive disorders 21%
tuberculosis 20%
radiation therapy 20%
smokes 20%
obesity 20%
general loss of strength 20%
metastases 20%
a lot of medicines 20%
osteoporosis 20%
constant weakness 20%
decreased concentration 20%
aids 20%
mood disorder 19%
scarring 19%
quickly gets tired 19%
radiation damage 19%
overweight 19%
palpitations 19%
vascular damage 19%
patient is motionless 19%
dystrophy 19%
depression 19%
hypoxia 19%
sad 19%
high temperature 18%
wounds 18%
emotional 18%
hormonal disorders 18%
kidney disease 18%
feeling of bruising 18%
damage to the nervous system 17%
there are no complaints 17%
injury 17%
skin problems 17%
patient's condition 16%

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