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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Chronic prostatitisSclerosis of the bladder neck
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Distinctive symptoms
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prostatitis 68% 35%
sclerosis of the bladder neck 98%
weak erection 11%
weak stream of urine 9% 75%
prostate pain 9%
genital neoplasms 1% 65%
bacterial prostatitis 8%
difficulty urinating 8% 70%
prostate enlargement 6%
shape of the prostate is correct 54%
prostate adenoma prostatitis 6%
bladder cancer 52%
impotence 5%
urination disorder 1% 52%
frequent urination at night 5%
bladder injury 51%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome 4%
benign tumors of the bladder 51%
intermittent urination 4%
obstructive uropathy 50%
pain when urinating 4%
scarring 49%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 3%
surgery in the urethra 48%
pain after coitus 2%
trauma 48%
aching pain in the anus 2%
prostate adenoma 12% 59%
genital tuberculosis 2%
recurrent cystitis 46%
pain in the rectum 2%
terminal leakage of urine 2% 47%
ureaplasma 2%
oncology 2% 47%
pulling pain when urinating 2%
history of surgery 1% 45%
pulling pain in 2%
bladder interventions 44%
trichomoniasis in women 2%
radiation damage 43%
syndrome of the piriformis muscle 2%
feeling of residual urine 42%
aspermatism 2%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 42%
the feeling of tremor 2%
acute urinary 42%
trichomoniasis 2%
inflammation 5% 46%
intermittent urine discharge 2%
difficulty urinating in men 2% 43%
pain during urination in men 2%
cancer 40%
sweating of the genitals 2%
urethral stricture 40%
there are no complaints 2%
leakage of urine 2% 41%
pain at the beginning of urination 2%
benign neoplasms 4% 43%
from sex worse 2%
urethral syndrome 39%
lower abdominal pain in men 2%
urethral injuries 39%
acute pain 2%
impaired prostate function 19% 57%
pain in the groin area 2%
speeded up urination 6% 43%
constant pain 2%
urination painful 4% 41%
pain in the anus in men 2%
oncology in the anamnesis 37%
genital pain in men 2%
prostate cancer 37%
pain in the penis 2%
chronic cystitis 37%
premature ejaculation 2%
pain before urination 37%
pulling pain in the sacrum 2%
wrinkles 36%
sweating in the groin 2%
radiation therapy 36%
sexual dissatisfaction 2%
urethritis 35%
consequences of taking medications 1% 36%
consequences of injuries 34%
prostatitis chronic 3% 37%
surgical infections 33%
scar inflammation 33%
consequences of surgery 32%
asleep makes in its own way 32%
multiple sclerosis 32%
effects of radiation 31%
skin problems 30%
cystitis 30%
a history of endoscopic surgery 30%
tumour in the abdomen 30%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 29%
cancer in the anamnesis 29%
intra-phase infections 29%
lowered 29%
vulva infections 29%
vulvovaginitis 29%
vascular sclerosis 28%
fungus 28%
subfebrility 28%
impaired nervous system function 27%
increased 1% 28%
abdominal surgery 27%
conservative 27%
I can't be alone 26%
leukoencephalitis 26%
metastases 26%
general weakness 1% 26%
dystrophy 25%
vascular tumor 25%
female pelvic organs 25%
angiopathy 23%
high temperature 1% 23%
damage to the nervous system 22%
consequences of infection 1% 22%
patient's condition 1% 21%

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