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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Calculous prostatitisAzoospermia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 14%(1)100%(12)
Blood biochemistry 8%(0)95%(4)
General urine test 62%(2)8%(0)
Sex hormones 45%(6)
General blood test 11%(1)15%(2)
Ultrasound of the organ 11%(0)14%(0)
Measurements at the reception 7%(0)14%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%8%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 86%
calculous prostatitis 46%
immotile spermatozoa increased 55%
prostatitis chronic 43%
teratozoospermia 49%
acute prostatitis 42%
necrozoospermia 45%
inflammation 39% 10%
motile spermatozoa lowered 37%
prostate adenoma prostatitis 27%
azoospermia 33%
prostate adenoma 23%
leukocytes in ejaculate are increased 30%
stones of the urethra 21%
varicocele 27%
prostate echogenicity increased prostate 21%
retrograde ejaculation 25%
shape of the prostate is correct 19%
history of testicular surgery 24%
pain in the perineum in men 19%
patient is motionless 22%
benign neoplasms 18%
lowered 21%
prostate abscess 18%
hypogonadism 20%
saliuria 17%
mucoviscidosis 19%
pubic pain in men 17%
weak erection 11% 29%
urination with blood 17%
anxiety 17%
pain in the anus in men 17%
infertility female 17%
lower abdominal pain in men 17%
total number of sperm in ejaculate is reduced 16%
bacterial prostatitis 16%
cystic fibrosis 16%
intermittent urine discharge 16%
primary infertility 16%
adenomectomy 15%
testicular cancer 16%
pulling pain in 15%
seminoma 15%
prostate pain 15%
kalman syndrome 15%
pulling pain when urinating 15%
anemia 15%
genital tuberculosis 15%
testicular hypoplasia 15%
pain in the groin area 15%
increased 15%
disease dull abdominal pain 14%
asthenozoospermia 15%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 14%
possibly immunological infertility 15%
discharge from the urethra 13%
testicular atrophy 14%
urethral syndrome 13%
smoking desire 14%
prostate cancer 13%
germinogenic tumors 14%
scrotum pain 13%
pituitary gland diseases 14%
erection painful 12%
orchitis 14%
rashes on the genitals 12%
consequences of taking medications 13%
genital pain in women 12%
violation of the function of the testicles 13%
weak stream of urine 12%
роды и вскармливание 13%
impaired prostate function 25% 11%
female pattern hair growth 12%
obstructive uropathy 12%
surgery in the urethra 12%
difficulty urinating 12%
effects of taking hormones 12%
urethritis 12%
pituitary tumors 12%
hematuria 12%
cryptorchidism 12%
pain in the rectum 11%
testesterone deficiency 12%
pulling abdominal pain 11%
stress 11%
urolithiasis 17% 4%
spermatogenesis cells 11%
often abdominal pain 11%
endocrine infertility 11%
lower abdominal pain 11%
testicular abnormalities 11%
pain in the sacrum 11%
vesiculitis 11%
speeded up urination 11%
injuries of the scrotum organs 11%
congestive prostatitis 10%
smokes 11%
rash pustules 10%
immotile sperm cells are reduced 10%
painful urination 10%
seed bubbles are increased 10%
changes in the blood 9%
consequences of pregnancy 10%
aching 9%
hormonal disorders 10%
abdominal pain 9%
can not get pregnant 10%
abscess 9%
epididymoorchitis 10%
pain in the intestines 9%
radiation damage 10%
tuberculosis 9%
tonic epididymitis 10%
impaired kidney function 8%
dropsy testicles 9%
childhood diseases 8%
intolerant gluten 9%
prostatitis in children 7%
gynecomastia 9%
prostate cyst 16% 8%
cryptozoospermia 9%
patient's condition 19% 12%
illness from stress 9%
oncology in the anamnesis 13% 6%
consequences of surgery 9%
infection genitourinary 11% 5%
postoperative hernia 9%
genital neoplasms 22% 16%
congenital syphilis 9%
sedentary lifestyle 10% 5%
not enough time 9%
feeling of bruising 8% 4%
ejaculation disorders 9%
urethral injuries 13% 9%
from sex worse 9%
blood in semen 14% 10%
sprue 9%
urethral stricture 14% 10%
reason for the consequences of puberty 9%
spermatocele 9%
decreased libido 8%
mumps 8%
number of miscarriages is reduced 8%
hyperprolactinemia 8%
mycoplasmosis in women 8%
ureaplasma 8%
immunoglobulin a deficiency 8%
frequent antibiotics 8%
ureaplasmosis in women 8%
consequences of plastic surgery 8%
size of pituitary gland is increase 8%
clamidiosis in women 8%
secondary infertility 8%
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis 8%
abnormalities of intestinal development 8%
increased vitamin b9 7%
scrotal cancer 7%
aspermatism 7%
angioplasty 7%
acute injury 7%
hernia 7%
syphilis 7%
testicular cyst 7%
eating and drinking 7%
cancer in the anamnesis 7%
vitamin e increased 7%
in the summer worse 7%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 7%
effects of puberty 7%
ureaplasmosis 7%
sympathetic 6%
lymphogranulomatosis 6%
can't refuse 6%
reduction of ast 6%
vitamin c reduced 6%
mycoplasma 6%
pharyngitis 6%
clamidiosis 6%
sense of smell is reduced 6%
decrease in gamma globulins 6%
bad from alcohol 6%
habitual miscarriage 6%
loss of sense of smell 6%
traumatic illness 6%
radiation therapy 6%
scurvy 6%
inflammatory bowel diseases 6%
tumors of the scrotum 6%
cancer 8% 14%
masturbation 6%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 6%
uterine infertility 6%
enteropathy 6%
vitamin c increased 6%
consequences of miscarriage 6%
e66 0 obesity 6%
early miscarriage 6%
abstinence 6%
1 pregnancy 5%
alcohol is abusing 5%
paralysis 5%

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