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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ProstatitisEpididymitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 1%(3)13%(1)
General blood test 1%(1)10%(2)
Spermogram 2%(0)
Measurements at the reception 1%(0)
Histological studies 1%(0)
Endoscopy 1%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 1%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
prostate adenoma 27%
dropsy testicles 73%
benign neoplasms 23%
scrotum pain 2% 67%
weak erection 17%
worse from cold 47%
weak stream of urine 15%
prostatitis chronic 3% 44%
difficulty urinating 14%
acute prostatitis 3% 43%
speeded up urination 14%
prostatitis 3% 41%
prostate enlargement 13%
tonic epididymitis 36%
intermittent urination 12%
pain during urination in men 2% 19%
frequent urination at night 9%
orchiectomy 17%
prostate pain 9%
epididymoorchitis 17%
impotence 9%
rash pustules 16%
urethritis 8%
history of testicular surgery 15%
oncology 7%
hyperemia of genitals 14%
burning in the urethra 6%
appendages of pain 14%
delayed urination 5%
spicy food 14%
irritation of the bladder 4%
rashes on the genitals 13%
osteochondrosis 4%
testicular pain 2% 14%
urination disorder 3%
febrile body temperature 12%
premature ejaculation 3%
history of surgery 1% 13%
pain during ejaculation 3%
pain when urinating 6% 17%
pain in the rectum 3%
high temperature 1% 12%
pain in the anus in men 3%
pain during urination 6% 17%
bacterial prostatitis 3%
febrility 11%
genital pain in men 3%
forced situation 11%
state of exacerbation 3%
reddening of the skin 10%
nicotine poisoning 2%
pain in the perineum in men 5% 15%
sexuality increased 2%
no appetite 10%
burning in the anus 2%
leukocytosis 10%
hyperthermia 2%
sweating is increased 10%
urination incomplete 2%
patient is motionless 10%
purulent discharge from the urethra 2%
increased 1% 11%
frequent caries 2%
infertility female 1% 11%
genital neoplasms 2%
worse food 1% 10%
illness after hypothermia 2%
soreness of the skin 9%
concussion of the brain 2%
worse during meals 1% 10%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 2%
feeling of heat 1% 9%
leakage of urine 2%
skin problems 8%
trichomoniasis in women 2%
chills 2% 10%
intoxication 2%
patient's condition 1% 8%
strong irritability 2%
pain in the groin area 6% 12%
capillary leak syndrome 2%
painful urination 7% 11%
acute ethanol poisoning 2%
inflammation 10% 14%
irritability 2%
very irritable 2%
irritability during 2%
reason for the consequences of puberty 2%
purulent cholecystitis 2%
gastrointestinal problems 2%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 2%
trichomoniasis 2%
ejaculation disorders 2%
prostate cyst 2%
acute urinary 2%
instilled 2%
periodic illness 2%
health concern 2%
prostate abscess 2%
abstinence 2%
cystitis in the past 2%
cystitis after sex 2%
morphine poisoning 2%
pain in the intestines 2%
gonorrheal urethritis 2%
throbbing in the perineum 2%
feeling of residual urine 2%
pain in the penis 2%
pubic pain in men 2%
delayed ejaculation 2%
very frequent urination 2%
constipation 2%
STDs 2%
intermittent urine discharge 2%
pain in the sacrum 2%
terminal leakage of urine 2%
recurrent cystitis 2%
desire for sex 2%
sedentary work 2%

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