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Results: Differences General	✘Gonorrheal urethritis	✘Cooperite
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(5) 23%(0) General blood test 15%(5) 31%(2) Ultrasound of the urethra — 32%(0) Measurements at the reception 9%(0) 22%(0) Infection tests 15%(0) 16%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	59%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
discharge from the urethra	78%	29%
prostatitis	—	53%
gonorrhea	59%	26%
pain in the penis	—	45%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis	30%	—
genital pain in men	—	44%
gonorrheal urethritis	29%	—
aspermatism	—	43%
discomfort in the urethra	24%	—
diverticulum of the bladder	—	40%
chinga	24%	—
cystitis	—	39%
cloudy urine	21%	—
abscess	—	39%
endocervicitis	21%	—
prostate volume is reduced	—	38%
chronic endocervicitis	20%	—
prostate abscess	—	38%
pain during ejaculation	20%	—
impaired prostate function	18%	55%
blood in semen	19%	—
helps others	—	36%
itching in the urethra	19%	—
improvement after sleep	—	36%
irritation of the urethra	19%	—
foreign body of the urethra	—	36%
discomfort in the bladder	19%	—
worse from salty	—	35%
vulva infections	18%	—
redness of the perineum	—	34%
vulvovaginitis	18%	—
vesiculitis	—	34%
intra-phase infections	18%	—
penile injuries	—	33%
scurvy	17%	—
STDs	14%	47%
gonorrheal arthritis	17%	—
sitting worse pain	—	33%
pain at the beginning of urination	17%	—
urogenital mycoplasmosis	—	32%
bacterial cervicitis	15%	—
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine	—	31%
burning in the urethra	15%	—
phimosis	—	31%
prolonged urination	15%	—
urogenital clamidiosis	—	30%
grey urine	15%	—
discomfort in the perineum	—	30%
gonorrhea in the anamnesis	15%	—
sexual arousal	—	30%
urination with blood	15%	—
eating salt	—	30%
arthritis	14%	—
venous congestion	—	30%
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis	14%	—
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	—	30%
frequent imperative urge to urinate	14%	—
swelling	7%	37%
ureaplasmosis	13%	—
worse sitting	—	29%
prostate pain	13%	—
pain in the groin area	10%	39%
joint diseases	13%	—
urethral injuries	—	29%
curvature of the penis	13%	—
sexually transmitted diseases	—	29%
lack of urination	12%	—
weakening of immunity	—	29%
copious urination	12%	—
pain in the perineum in men	—	29%
ejaculation disorders	12%	—
impaired arterial function	—	28%
dilated capillaries	11%	—
prostatitis chronic	—	28%
pain at the end of urination	11%	—
constipation	—	28%
pyuria	11%	—
obesity	—	28%
pain in the urethra	11%	—
masturbation	—	27%
allergy to antibiotics	10%	—
acute prostatitis	—	27%
porous skin	10%	—
pain in the intestines	—	27%
take it, take it	10%	—
better from movement	—	27%
pretending to be sick	10%	—
worse constipation	—	26%
delayed urination	10%	—
immunodeficiency	—	26%
chronic anemia	9%	—
speeded up urination	13%	39%
syphilis	9%	—
feeling of heat	—	25%
hysteria	9%	—
he's defending himself	—	25%
infectious arthritis	9%	—
pimples on the face	—	25%
indecision	9%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	24%
no discharge	9%	—
defecation during urination	—	24%
burns	8%	—
defecation painful	—	24%
drug allergy	8%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	24%
pedantry	8%	—
pain in the bladder	—	24%
anemia	8%	—
candidiasis	—	24%
the fast man	8%	—
tooth decay	—	24%
blood diseases	7%	—
acne	—	24%
drug disease	7%	—
weak erection	—	24%
presses	7%	—
acne face	—	24%
pain in the urethra at the end of urination	6%	—
pharyngitis	—	24%
pain in the rectum	—	23%
varicose veins of the legs	—	23%
venous mesh on legs	—	23%
inflammation of the tooth	—	23%
lower abdominal pain	—	23%
blisters	—	23%
acute abdominal pains	—	23%
psychological suppression	—	23%
refusal to drink	—	23%
tonsillitis	—	23%
feeling of uselessness	—	22%
sharp pain in the stomach	—	22%
coma	—	22%
vasculitis	—	22%
rashes on the face	—	22%
better from work	—	22%
sedentary lifestyle	—	22%
depressed mood	—	22%
veins swelling on the legs	—	22%
lowered	—	21%
veins bloating	—	21%
acute abdomen	—	21%
red rash	—	21%
effects of taking antibiotics	—	21%
vaccination	—	21%
reddening of the skin	—	20%
fistula	—	20%
painful appearance	—	20%
pain in the intestines	—	20%
consumes alcohol	—	20%
chills	—	20%
tuberculosis	8%	27%
leukocytosis	8%	27%
history of surgery	11%	30%
sensations in the legs	—	19%
general weakness	—	19%
worse during meals	—	19%
worse food	—	19%
overwork	—	19%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	—	19%
aggressive	—	19%
impaired venous function	—	18%
feeling of bruising	—	18%
changes in the blood	—	18%
abdominal pain	—	18%
mood disorder	—	18%
soreness of the skin	—	18%
discomfort when urinating	12%	29%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	17%
bleeding	—	17%
acute pain	7%	24%
hypertension	—	17%
childhood diseases	—	16%
angioplasty	7%	23%
skin problems	—	16%
oncology	—	16%
consequences of taking medications	—	16%
there are no complaints	7%	23%
trauma	—	16%
patient's condition	—	15%
pain during sexual intercourse	11%	26%
urination painful	18%	31%
allergy to medications	9%	21%
purulent discharge from the urethra	18%	30%
spicy food	8%	19%
clamidiosis	15%	26%
surgical infections	7%	18%
increased sensitivity	7%	18%
mycoplasma	15%	26%
diabetes mellitus	8%	18%
allergy	7%	17%
trichomoniasis in women	23%	31%
trichomoniasis	23%	31%
surgery in the urethra	18%	25%
urination disorder	16%	22%
increased	9%	15%
inflammation	30%	35%
acute urethritis	29%	31%
chronic urethritis	33%	35%

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