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Results: Differences General	✘N34.3	✘Postcoital cystitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 56%(2) 37%(9)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	4%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
inconclusive urge to urinate	77%	—
pain during urination	—	19%
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate	77%	—
pain when urinating	—	19%
lack of urge to urinate	81%	4%
frequent cystitis	—	19%
frequent imperative urge to urinate	80%	4%
cystitis after sex	—	15%
speeded up urination	79%	6%
cystitis in women	—	14%
very frequent urination	58%	—
cystitis from hypothermia	—	13%
urethritis	64%	5%
vaginitis	—	13%
lack of urination	50%	—
acute cystitis	—	12%
leukocyturia	56%	5%
роды и вскармливание	—	12%
purulent discharge from the urethra	52%	3%
recurrent cystitis	—	9%
gonorrhea	45%	—
vulvovaginitis	—	9%
urination disorder	54%	8%
pain in the bladder	—	8%
inflammation	53%	13%
female hypospadias	—	8%
delayed urination	42%	3%
bacterial vaginosis	—	7%
herpes	35%	—
cystitis	54%	61%
destructive behavior	34%	—
vulva infections	—	7%
acute pain	29%	3%
vaginosis	—	7%
painful urination	38%	22%
hypospadias	—	7%
chronic cystitis	48%	38%
pain during urination in women	—	7%
bladder cancer	—	7%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	—	6%
feeling of overflow of the bladder	—	6%
drug disease	—	6%
acute urethritis	—	6%
trichomonas urethritis	—	6%
cystopyelitis	—	6%
periodic illness	—	6%
increased	—	5%
history of surgery	—	5%
vaginal discharge in girls	—	5%
surgery in the urethra	—	5%
vaginal discharge	—	5%
urolithiasis	—	5%
purulent discharge from the vagina	—	5%
metastases	—	5%
bacterial cervicitis	—	5%
illness after hypothermia	—	5%
oncology	—	5%
Friedlander 's pneumonia	—	5%
omission of internal organs	—	5%
rashes on the genitals	—	5%
urination rare	—	5%
chronic urethritis	—	5%
patient's condition	—	5%
discharge from the urethra	—	5%
urination the amount is small	—	5%
vaginal discharge curd	—	4%
cloudy urine	—	4%
pain in the vagina	—	4%
condylomas in women	—	4%
green discharge from the vagina	—	4%
intolerance to cephalosporins	—	4%
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia	—	4%
fever	—	4%
vaginal dryness	—	4%
changes in urine	—	4%
ejaculation disorders	—	4%
frequent and copious urination	—	4%
drinks a lot of fluids	—	4%
discomfort when urinating	—	4%
warts	—	4%
slight temperature	—	4%
clitoris	—	4%
alkalization of urine	—	4%
lower back pain	—	4%
dryness of the vaginal mucosa	—	4%
spits	—	4%
white abundant	—	4%
colitis	—	4%
cancer	—	4%
condylomas in the vagina	—	4%
ureaplasma	—	4%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	4%
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine	—	4%
premature ejaculation	—	4%
nymphomania	—	4%
trichomoniasis	—	4%
lowered	—	4%
short cervix	—	4%
infectious colitis	—	4%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	4%
stones of the urethra	—	4%
urination cystitis	—	4%
lowe 's syndrome	—	4%
chronic vaginitis	—	4%
short cervix during pregnancy	—	4%
trichomoniasis in women	—	4%
lower back pain during movements	—	4%
proteus syndrome	—	4%
on palpation of the urethra is painful	—	4%
intra-phase infections	—	4%
copious urination	—	3%
soreness of the uterus	—	3%
no strength	—	3%
pionephrosis	—	3%
mucous whites	—	3%
inflammation of the kidneys	—	3%
allergy to medications	—	3%
tumors of the ureter	—	3%
weakening of immunity	—	3%
consequences of taking medications	—	3%
fever weakness	—	3%
allergy	—	3%
thirst	—	3%
ovarian pain	—	3%
refuses to help	—	3%
does not urinate	—	3%
feeling of heat in the head	—	3%
mucous discharge from the vagina	—	3%
cystocele	—	3%
back pain at night	—	3%
imperative urge to urinate	—	3%
eating and drinking	—	3%
severe headache neck pain	—	3%
rashes in the groin	—	3%
painful appearance	—	3%
acute condition	—	3%
refuses treatment	—	3%
shooting back pain	—	3%
palpation of spine is painful	—	3%
breath no itching	—	3%
proctitis	—	3%
sciatic nerve pain	—	3%
sciatica	—	3%
obesity	—	3%
burns	—	3%
early miscarriage	—	3%
cysts	—	3%
itching of female genitals	—	3%
itching of the vagina	—	3%
pain before urination	—	3%
there are no complaints	—	3%
acute pyelonephritis	—	3%
intestinal mucosa	—	3%
lumbago	—	3%
infringement of the sciatic nerve	—	3%
shooting pain in the lower back	—	3%
frequent urination during the day	—	3%
neurogenic bladder	—	3%
tubulopathy	—	3%
pinching nerves	—	3%
proteinuria	—	3%
ureteral stones	—	3%
trauma	—	3%
improper nutrition	—	3%
weakness no	—	3%
back pain when moving	—	3%
itching in the perineum	—	3%
pyelonephritis	—	3%
lower back pain in the morning	—	3%
keratoacanthoma of the skin	—	3%
feeling of heat	—	3%
anaerobic infection	—	3%
abnormalities of intestinal development	—	3%
back pain	—	3%
endocervicitis	—	3%
tuberculosis of the bladder	—	3%
cutting pain in the lower back	—	3%
spasm	—	3%
cystitis after sexual intercourse	—	3%
consequences of pregnancy	—	3%
cervical pregnancy	—	3%
A little weakness	—	3%
pneumonia	—	3%
well lower back pain at night	—	3%
hyperthermia	—	3%
fluid retention	—	3%
deterioration postpartum	—	3%
pain when touched	—	3%
diabetes mellitus	—	3%
hematuria	—	3%
the patient complains of a headache	—	3%
high temperature	—	3%
headache at temperature	—	3%
feeling of blockage	—	3%
headache with weakness	—	3%
viral pneumonia	—	3%
bladder interventions	—	3%
there is no head	—	3%
vaginal discharge with itching	—	3%
consequences of infection	—	3%

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