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Results: Differences General	✘Radiation cystitis	✘Prostatocystitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 51%(1) 100%(7) Endoscopy 49%(0) 7%(0) General blood test 47%(7) 7%(2) MRI of the organ 36%(0) 7%(0) MRI of the bladder 42%(0) — CT of the organ 34%(0) 6%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	24%
self-blame	100%	—
impaired prostate function	—	22%
cheerful	91%	—
STDs	—	19%
neck compression	84%	—
frequent cystitis	—	19%
chatty	83%	—
ejaculation disorders	—	17%
radiation cystitis	77%	—
urethral stricture	—	17%
severe sweating	71%	—
urination incomplete	—	17%
increased profuse sweating	71%	—
prostate enlargement	—	16%
cystectomy	70%	—
prostate adenoma	—	15%
bleeding from the bladder	64%	—
prostate cyst	—	14%
hemorrhagic cystitis	62%	—
intermittent urine discharge	—	14%
very frequent urination	58%	—
vesiculitis	—	14%
urination cystitis	57%	—
prostate-specific antigen general increased	—	14%
pain when urinating	57%	—
spicy food	—	13%
discomfort in the bladder	55%	—
premature ejaculation	—	13%
bladder cancer	67%	11%
prostatocystitis	—	13%
effects of radiation	64%	9%
pain in the groin area	—	13%
can't hold urine	51%	—
prostate pain	—	13%
squamous epithelium in urine	50%	—
frequent urination scanty	—	13%
diverticulum of the bladder	50%	—
acute urinary	—	13%
pain during urination in women	50%	—
genital allergy	—	13%
cutting pain in the bladder	50%	—
unpleasant smell of urine	—	12%
urinary incontinence	50%	—
sexual arousal	—	12%
frequent urination during the day	50%	—
phimosis	—	12%
microhematuria	48%	—
discomfort in the perineum	—	12%
bleeding	48%	—
pain in the perineum in men	—	12%
acute pain	47%	—
pain in the urethra	—	11%
pain like a knife	47%	—
muscle pain at night	—	11%
urination painful	60%	12%
does sports	—	11%
speeded up urination	56%	9%
proctitis	—	11%
pain in the bladder	60%	14%
benign neoplasms	—	11%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome	43%	—
swelling of genitals	—	11%
fistula	43%	—
worse food	—	11%
radiation therapy	53%	8%
fatigue from life	—	11%
radiation damage	51%	7%
urethritis	—	11%
urine is caustic	41%	—
inflammation of the appendages	—	11%
heaviness in the bladder	40%	—
worse during meals	—	11%
frequent urination in the morning	40%	—
decreased libido	—	10%
bruise	39%	—
weak stream of urine	—	10%
nicotine poisoning	39%	—
surgery in the urethra	—	10%
cystitis	61%	20%
massage worse	—	10%
metastases	49%	8%
oliguria	—	10%
bladder interventions	49%	9%
infectious colitis	—	10%
imperative urge to urinate	38%	—
dense swelling	—	10%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	37%	—
consequences of a viral infection	—	10%
urinary incontinence in the morning	37%	—
illness after hypothermia	—	9%
painful swelling	36%	—
muscular dystonia	—	9%
rectal cancer	35%	—
vulva infections	—	9%
cancer	47%	10%
vulvovaginitis	—	9%
chronic cystitis	34%	—
intra-phase infections	—	9%
prostate cancer	34%	—
colitis	—	9%
lowered	42%	6%
low body temperature	—	9%
diverticulitis	34%	—
allergy to medications	—	9%
pain before urination	34%	—
history of vein surgery	—	9%
constant pain	43%	8%
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	8%
main complaint is abdominal pain	32%	—
pain when touched	—	8%
frequent urination at night	32%	—
effects of puberty	—	8%
reasonable	32%	—
little urine	—	8%
consequences of taking medications	43%	9%
pain during exercise	—	8%
helps others	31%	—
worse from the heat	—	8%
cancer pain	31%	—
pain from the load	—	8%
superficial veins	30%	—
burns	—	8%
intestinal diverticula	30%	—
serious condition	—	8%
electrocoagulation	30%	—
general weakness	—	8%
necrosis	30%	—
poor sleep	—	8%
dense tumor	29%	—
muscle pain	—	8%
myxedema	29%	—
overwork	—	8%
blood diseases	39%	9%
increased sensitivity	—	7%
trauma	28%	—
aching	—	7%
sharp pain in the stomach	28%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	7%
bowel cancer	28%	—
drug disease	—	7%
acute abdominal pains	28%	—
allergy	—	7%
oncology	43%	14%
patient's condition	—	6%
nerve damage	27%	—
hemorrhages on the skin	27%	—
feeling of danger	27%	—
strong character	27%	—
inflammation	42%	14%
ulcers on the skin	26%	—
very correct	26%	—
intestinal tumor	36%	8%
lung pain	25%	—
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	25%	—
conservative	25%	—
appendages of the uterus	25%	—
acute abdomen	25%	—
inflammation of the stomach	25%	—
blue skin	24%	—
obesity	24%	—
responsible	24%	—
peptic ulcer	23%	—
vascular tumor	23%	—
scarring	23%	—
CHD	23%	—
stones in the bladder	32%	7%
changes in the blood	32%	7%
anemia	22%	—
history of surgery	37%	13%
hypoxia	22%	—
acute condition	22%	—
wound	22%	—
impaired lung function	21%	—
discomfort when urinating	35%	12%
genital neoplasms	38%	15%
heart dysfunction	21%	—
intoxication	21%	—
skin problems	20%	—
onset of illness	20%	—
sediment urine	31%	10%
tumors of the large intestine	30%	10%
tumors of the rectum	30%	10%
infection genitourinary	29%	10%
swelling	29%	10%
urination disorder	28%	9%
lower abdominal pain	28%	9%
type 1 diabetes mellitus	27%	9%
weakening of immunity	25%	8%
abdominal pain	23%	7%
female pelvic organs	23%	7%
immunodeficiency	23%	7%
hiv	24%	8%
inflammatory bowel diseases	24%	8%
diabetes mellitus	22%	7%
vascular damage	23%	8%
angiopathy	21%	7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	20%	7%
changes in urine	29%	16%
increased	26%	13%
consequences of infection	20%	9%

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