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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	40%(2)
Ultrasound of the organ	12%(0)	—
Measurements at the reception	6%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

20%

100%

testicular pain

97%

—

scrotal cancer

20%

92%

varicocele

95%

—

spermatocele

—

64%

eye tic

49%

—

genital neoplasms

15%

77%

improvement after defecation

45%

—

lymph node damage

—

56%

often blinks his eyes

42%

—

penile cancer

—

56%

fever in the evening

36%

—

benign neoplasms

—

52%

scrotum pain

76%

43%

cancer

12%

61%

history of testicular surgery

28%

—

painful swelling

—

46%

calculating

26%

—

oncology

11%

56%

twisting of the testicle

21%

—

testicular cancer

20%

64%

ascites

19%

—

seminoma

20%

62%

difficulty urinating in men

19%

—

cancer in the anamnesis

49%

difficulty urinating

19%

—

germinogenic tumors

18%

57%

testicular cyst

68%

47%

impaired prostate function

—

39%

pain in the right testicle

18%

—

patient's condition

43%

weak stream of urine

18%

—

oncology in the anamnesis

44%

dropsy of the fetus

17%

—

indecision

—

35%

abdominal injuries during pregnancy

17%

—

skin cancer

—

35%

fluid in the abdomen

17%

—

a serious man

—

34%

fluid in the abdominal cavity

16%

—

radiation therapy

—

31%

rhinopharyngitis in children

15%

—

pain when touched

—

31%

orchiectomy

14%

—

suspicion

—

30%

increased

14%

—

anxiety

—

30%

female hypospadias

14%

—

radiation damage

—

29%

acute urinary

13%

—

worse in morning

—

29%

flu in children

13%

—

impaired lung function

—

27%

presses

13%

—

drug disease

—

26%

tonsillopharyngitis

13%

—

consequences of taking medications

—

25%

mumps in children

13%

—

skin problems

—

25%

epididymoorchitis

13%

—

funicular

—

23%

tonic epididymitis

13%

—

does not tolerate pain

30%

hypospadias

12%

—

history of surgery

14%

34%

discomfort in the perineum

12%

—

there are no complaints

26%

vaginal cyst

12%

—

dropsy testicles

25%

43%

acute nasopharyngitis runny

12%

—

cysts

25%

29%

hernia

12%

—

ventriculitis

12%

—

chills

12%

—

better in summer

12%

—

childhood diseases

12%

—

inguinal hernia

11%

—

vomiting at high temperature

11%

—

threat of miscarriage

11%

—

cryptorchidism

11%

—

rhinopharyngitis

11%

—

hyperemia of genitals

11%

—

complication of acute respiratory viral infections

11%

—

catarrh of the nasopharynx

11%

—

chills when vomiting

11%

—

slight cough

11%

—

continuous cough

11%

—

traumatic illness

11%

—

abdominal pregnancy

11%

—

arvi in children

11%

—

dry cough

10%

—

birth trauma

10%

—

feeling lonely

10%

—

mumps

10%

—

abdominal injuries

10%

—

vomiting

10%

—

fluid retention

10%

—

ARVI

—

premature babies

—

difficult childhood

—

flu

—

bursting

—

vomiting at fever

—

trauma

—

inflammation

—

temperature with chills

—

sensations in the legs

—

chronic condition

—

consequences of pregnancy

—

periods of exacerbation

—

no children

—

blindness

—

impressionability

—

worse from the heat

—

high fever

—

abdominal surgery

—

consequences of surgery

—

emotional

—

high temperature

—

feeling of heat

—

consequences of injuries

—

lags behind in the development

—

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