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Results: Differences General	✘Calculous prostatitis	✘Prostatitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 62%(2) 1%(3) Spermogram 14%(1) 2%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	25%	100%
calculous prostatitis	46%	—
prostate enlargement	—	15%
prostate adenoma prostatitis	28%	—
intermittent urination	—	12%
inflammation	36%	10%
impotence	—	10%
prostate echogenicity increased prostate	21%	—
frequent urination at night	—	9%
stones of the urethra	21%	—
weak erection	11%	18%
shape of the prostate is correct	19%	—
pain when urinating	—	7%
genital neoplasms	22%	2%
burning in the urethra	—	6%
lower abdominal pain in men	17%	—
irritation of the bladder	—	5%
stones in the bladder	17%	—
delayed urination	—	5%
saliuria	15%	—
prostate adenoma	24%	28%
genital tuberculosis	15%	—
osteochondrosis	—	4%
adenomectomy	15%	—
cystitis after sex	—	3%
pulling pain when urinating	15%	—
genital pain in men	—	3%
pulling pain in	15%	—
pain during ejaculation	—	3%
blood in semen	15%	—
pain in the penis	—	3%
disease dull abdominal pain	14%	—
state of exacerbation	—	3%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	14%	—
cystitis in the past	—	3%
discharge from the urethra	14%	—
premature ejaculation	—	3%
urination with blood	17%	1%
speeded up urination	11%	14%
urethral stricture	14%	—
weak stream of urine	12%	15%
prostate abscess	18%	2%
urination disorder	—	3%
pain in the perineum in men	19%	4%
concussion of the brain	—	2%
pubic pain in men	17%	2%
trichomoniasis in women	—	2%
prostate cancer	13%	—
acute urinary	—	2%
urethral injuries	13%	—
instilled	—	2%
urethral syndrome	13%	—
ejaculation disorders	—	2%
oncology in the anamnesis	13%	—
purulent cholecystitis	—	2%
intermittent urine discharge	16%	2%
morphine poisoning	—	2%
pain in the anus in men	17%	3%
pain during urination in men	—	2%
prostate cyst	16%	2%
very irritable	—	2%
obstructive uropathy	12%	—
purulent sore throats	—	2%
rashes on the genitals	12%	—
hyperthermia	—	2%
bacterial prostatitis	16%	3%
leakage of urine	—	2%
infection genitourinary	11%	—
burning in the anus	—	2%
lower abdominal pain	11%	—
reason for the consequences of puberty	—	2%
often abdominal pain	11%	—
purulent discharge from the urethra	—	2%
history of surgery	14%	1%
desire for sex	—	2%
pulling abdominal pain	11%	—
urination incomplete	—	2%
rash pustules	10%	—
capillary leak syndrome	—	2%
erection painful	12%	1%
sedentary work	—	2%
tuberculosis	9%	—
chills	—	2%
changes in the blood	9%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	2%
genital pain in women	12%	1%
testicular pain	—	2%
scrotum pain	13%	2%
terminal leakage of urine	—	2%
acute prostatitis	13%	3%
intoxication	—	2%
drug disease	8%	—
trichomoniasis	—	2%
cancer	8%	—
acute ethanol poisoning	—	2%
oncology	16%	6%
feeling of residual urine	—	2%
kidney diseases	8%	—
difficulty urinating	12%	14%
aching	8%	—
chronic osteomyelitis	—	2%
trauma	7%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	2%
pain in the sacrum	11%	2%
sexuality increased	—	2%
congestive prostatitis	10%	1%
patient's condition	—	2%
sedentary lifestyle	10%	1%
from sex worse	—	2%
STDs	11%	2%
illness after hypothermia	—	2%
prostatitis chronic	13%	4%
viral tonsillitis	—	2%
pain in the groin area	15%	6%
irritability	—	2%
abdominal pain	9%	1%
swelling of genitals	—	2%
blood diseases	10%	2%
burning in the intestines	—	2%
pain in the rectum	11%	3%
constipation	—	2%
childhood diseases	8%	1%
gonorrheal urethritis	—	2%
pain in the intestines	9%	2%
health concern	—	2%
feeling of bruising	8%	1%
nicotine poisoning	—	2%
abscess	9%	2%
very frequent urination	—	2%
prostate pain	14%	8%
delayed ejaculation	—	2%
prostatitis in children	7%	1%
recurrent cystitis	—	2%
benign neoplasms	17%	12%
throbbing in the perineum	—	2%
urethritis	12%	8%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder	—	2%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	—	2%
pulsates	—	1%
anxiety	—	1%
consequences of physical exertion	—	1%
frequent colds	—	1%
worse during meals	—	1%
hypertrophy biliary tract	—	1%
lowered	—	1%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	1%
serious condition	—	1%
burns	—	1%
brain damage	—	1%
spasm	—	1%
chronic condition	—	1%
swelling	—	1%
emotional	—	1%
increased	—	1%
feeling of heat	—	1%
unbearable pain	—	1%
subfebrility	—	1%
bronchitis	—	1%
effects of puberty	—	1%
traumatic brain injury	—	1%
Chronical bronchitis	—	1%
acute bronchitis	—	1%
low body temperature	—	1%
angiopathy	—	1%
worse food	—	1%
immunodeficiency	—	1%
consequences of taking medications	—	1%
there are no complaints	—	1%
consequences of infection	—	1%
irritability after illness	—	1%
constipation prolonged	—	1%
changes in urine	—	1%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	1%
chronic bronchitis unspecified	—	1%
chronic tonsillitis	—	1%
vibration sickness	—	1%
acute pain	—	1%
acute cholecystitis	—	1%
clamidiosis	—	1%
blood from the anus	—	1%
tooth decay	—	1%
pain in the bladder	—	1%
discharge from the anus	—	1%
benign epithelial tumors	—	1%
worse at night	—	1%
high temperature	—	1%
erection at night	—	1%
decreased libido	—	1%
nervous exhaustion	—	1%
osteomyelitis	—	1%
cholecystitis	—	1%
cystitis	—	1%
psychological suppression	—	1%
gonorrhea	—	1%
lags behind in the development	—	1%
tonsillitis	—	1%
difficult defecation	—	1%
increased endurance	—	1%
unspecified mental disorders	—	1%
atonic constipation	—	1%
alcohol poisoning	—	1%

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