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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General UrosepsisProstatitis in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(4)9%(2)
General urine test 14%(3)62%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%
difficult to swallow 27%
prostatitis chronic 51%
toxic shock syndrome 15%
pain in the perineum in men 47%
chills 15%
pulling pain in 41%
feeling of heat 13%
acute prostatitis 11% 49%
temperature with chills 13%
bacterial prostatitis 14% 44%
tonic epididymitis 13%
aching 26%
urethral injuries 12%
prostate pain 25%
high fever 12%
intermittent urine discharge 22%
acute pyelonephritis 12%
nocturnal enuresis 21%
high temperature 12%
painful urination 20%
pyuria 11%
cystitis in children 19%
surgery in the urethra 11%
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia 19%
bladder injury 11%
neurogenic bladder 19%
reduced sweating 11%
pain at the beginning of urination 19%
convulsions 11%
lower abdominal pain in men 17%
severe chills 11%
childhood diseases 17%
bacteremia 11%
pain during ejaculation 16%
inhibition 10%
prostatitis 11% 27%
thinking disorders 10%
impaired prostate function 10% 25%
bladder interventions 10%
urination cystitis 15%
renal hypertension 10%
frequent urination scanty 15%
very high fever 10%
prostatitis in children 15%
terminal states 10%
difficulty urinating in men 15%
cramps in the legs 9%
lower abdominal pain 15%
leukocyturia 9%
discomfort in the lower abdomen 15%
low body temperature 9%
intermittent urination 15%
thoughts about the disease 9%
abdominal pain 15%
pale skin 9%
cystitis 15%
acute shock 9%
pulling pain when urinating 15%
leukopenia 9%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 14%
loses thought 9%
little urine 14%
confusion of thoughts 9%
cloudy urine 14%
a history of endoscopic surgery 9%
discomfort in the perineum 14%
heavy weight 9%
vesicoureteral reflux 14%
confusion of consciousness 8%
pyelonephritis in children 14%
palpitations 8%
discomfort in the intestines 13%
hypotension 8%
chronic pyelonephritis 13%
tachycardia 8%
discomfort when urinating 13%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 8%
urination rare 13%
sweating is increased 8%
chronic cystitis 13%
disorders of consciousness 8%
urethral syndrome 13%
cyanosis 8%
difficulty urinating 12%
nausea 7%
prolonged urination 12%
trauma 7%
weak stream of urine 12%
intoxication 7%
blood flow rate is reduced 12%
surgical infections 7%
masturbation 12%
acute condition 7%
abdominal discomfort 11%
patient's condition 6%
pain in the bladder 11%
lowered 11% 7%
speeded up urination 11%
pulling abdominal pain 11%
often abdominal pain 11%
urinary incontinence 11%
calcification 10%
stool meager 10%
urination disorder 10%
sluggish baby 10%
blood diseases 10%
mucous hyperemia 10%
worse during sleep 10%
effects of taking antibiotics 10%
illness after hypothermia 10%
immaturity 10%
violation of the stool 9%
acute pain 8%
attacks of pain 8%
swelling 8%
periodic illness 8%
onset of illness 8%
neurogenic bladder in children 7%
inflammation 11% 16%
history of surgery 6% 10%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 7% 8%
inflammation of the kidneys 9% 10%
pyelitis 11% 12%
pyelonephritis 9% 10%

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