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Results: Differences General ✘N41.0✘N37.0
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —35%(0)
Ultrasound of the pelvic organs —34%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ —25%(0)
Measurements at the reception —24%(0)
General blood test 8%(1)—
General urine test 7%(1)—
Coprogram 2%(3)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%40%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 2%100%
impaired prostate function 27% —
gonorrheal urethritis — 85%
bacterial prostatitis 15% —
trichomoniasis in women — 83%
prostate enlargement 15% —
trichomoniasis — 83%
prostate adenoma 13% —
urethritis 6% 85%
weak erection 10% —
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis — 78%
prostate pain 10% —
chronic urethritis — 76%
difficulty urinating 9% —
gonorrhea — 69%
speeded up urination 9% —
urethral pain — 68%
benign neoplasms 8% —
trichomonas urethritis — 68%
intermittent urination 7% —
sand in the bladder — 68%
prostate adenoma prostatitis 6% —
irritation of the urethra — 68%
frequent urination at night 6% —
urethral stricture — 64%
impotence 4% —
discharge from the urethra — 63%
oncology 3% —
burning in the urethra when urinating — 61%
discovered fiber in fecal 2% —
discomfort in the urethra — 61%
frequent urge to stool 2% —
burning when urinating — 58%
swelling of genitals 2% —
vaginitis — 55%
discharge from the anus 2% —
gonorrhea in women — 53%
urination cystitis 2% —
clamidiosis in women — 51%
fiber in feces 2% —
desire to escape — 51%
penile injuries — 51%
urine is caustic — 51%
ureaplasma — 51%
thrush — 51%
pain when urinating — 50%
stones of the urethra — 50%
pain during urination — 50%
lot of worries — 49%
urogenital clamidiosis — 48%
burning in the urethra 5% 53%
tonic epididymitis — 48%
vulva infections — 47%
vulvovaginitis — 47%
fundamental — 47%
proteus syndrome — 46%
eating and drinking — 46%
eating salt — 45%
fungus — 45%
invasive candidiasis — 45%
urethral injuries — 44%
purulent discharge from the urethra 2% 46%
fever — 44%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract — 43%
discomfort when urinating — 43%
painful urination 4% 47%
inflammation 7% 50%
prostatitis chronic 1% 43%
sexuality increased — 42%
spicy food — 41%
bladder injury — 41%
acute prostatitis 3% 42%
mycoplasma — 39%
surgery in the urethra — 39%
clamidiosis — 39%
genital pain in women — 38%
candidiasis — 37%
worse in violation of the diet — 36%
periodic illness — 36%
porous skin — 35%
trauma — 35%
bladder interventions — 35%
infertility female — 34%
illness after hypothermia — 33%
fever weakness — 33%
desire to control — 33%
cystitis 1% 34%
intensive physical load — 32%
cytomegalovirus — 32%
no strength — 32%
streptococci — 32%
pain in the groin area 3% 34%
little urine — 31%
constant pain — 31%
worse from the heat 1% 31%
responsible — 30%
burns — 30%
worse food — 29%
worse during meals — 29%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 29%
weak stream of urine 10% 38%
urolithiasis — 28%
exhaustion — 27%
consequences of injuries — 27%
up circulatory disorders — 26%
drug disease — 25%
high temperature 2% 26%
feeling of heat 2% 26%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 1% 25%
patient's condition 1% 24%
increased 1% 23%
history of surgery 1% 23%

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  2. The table shows the most important distinguishing symptoms, tests and diagnoses related to the selected diseases.
  3. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease.
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