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Results: Differences General ✘Calculous prostatitis✘Coccigodinia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 62%(2)—
Distinctive symptoms
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prostate adenoma prostatitis 28% —
osteochondrosis pain — 88%
prostatitis 64% 37%
osteochondrosis — 68%
prostate adenoma 24% —
spondylopathy — 61%
genital neoplasms 22% —
neurological pain — 60%
stones of the urethra 21% —
constant pain — 58%
prostate echogenicity increased prostate 21% —
back pain — 58%
pain in the perineum in men 19% —
change in the weather pain worse — 57%
shape of the prostate is correct 19% —
deterioration due to weather changes — 57%
benign neoplasms 17% —
life changes — 50%
stones in the bladder 17% —
aching pain in the anus — 47%
pubic pain in men 17% —
defecation painful — 47%
lower abdominal pain in men 17% —
proctalgia — 45%
pain in the anus in men 17% —
coccigodinia — 42%
urination with blood 17% —
parametrite — 40%
intermittent urine discharge 16% —
weather dependence — 40%
prostate cyst 16% —
pain in the anus during defecation — 39%
oncology 16% —
intestinal spasms — 38%
bacterial prostatitis 16% —
worse during menstruation — 38%
saliuria 15% —
a lot of stress — 37%
pulling pain in 15% —
paraproctitis — 37%
pulling pain when urinating 15% —
monthly painful — 36%
blood in semen 15% —
prostate abscess 18% 54%
adenomectomy 15% —
pain in the rectum 11% 47%
pain in the groin area 15% —
changes in feces — 35%
genital tuberculosis 15% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 34%
urethral stricture 14% —
birth trauma — 34%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 14% —
abdominal injuries — 33%
prostate pain 14% —
severe stress — 32%
history of surgery 14% —
pain in the intestines 9% 40%
disease dull abdominal pain 14% —
pain spasm — 31%
discharge from the urethra 14% —
neuritis — 31%
prostatitis chronic 13% —
intra-phase infections — 30%
urethral injuries 13% —
unbearable pain — 30%
urethral syndrome 13% —
neuralgia — 30%
scrotum pain 13% —
aching 8% 37%
oncology in the anamnesis 13% —
muscle tension — 29%
prostate cancer 13% —
pain when touched — 28%
acute prostatitis 13% —
muscle pain — 27%
genital pain in women 12% —
does not tolerate pain — 27%
rashes on the genitals 12% —
consequences of childbirth — 27%
weak stream of urine 12% —
spasm — 26%
erection painful 12% —
trauma 7% 32%
difficulty urinating 12% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 23%
obstructive uropathy 12% —
patient's condition — 22%
urethritis 12% —
wave-like pain — 21%
infection genitourinary 11% —
sedentary lifestyle 10% 30%
speeded up urination 11% —
abscess 9% 27%
lower abdominal pain 11% —
feeling of bruising 8% 25%
STDs 11% —
impaired prostate function 25% 35%
pulling abdominal pain 11% —
pain in the sacrum 11% —
often abdominal pain 11% —
weak erection 11% —
rash pustules 10% —
congestive prostatitis 10% —
urination painful 10% —
blood diseases 10% —
tuberculosis 9% —
changes in the blood 9% —
abdominal pain 9% —
childhood diseases 8% —
drug disease 8% —
cancer 8% —
kidney diseases 8% —
prostatitis in children 7% —
inflammation 36% 31%

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