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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Prostatic hyperplasiaAcute urinary retention
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 2%(0)13%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 1%(0)12%(0)
Cancer markers 12%(3)
Measurements at the reception 2%(0)9%(0)
Neurologist's examination 8%(0)
General inspection 1%(0)7%(0)
Endoscopy 1%(0)7%(0)
General urine test 6%(6)
Sex hormones 3%(4)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 66%13%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%
impaired prostate function 50% 23%
delayed urination 8% 42%
prostatitis chronic 25%
stones of the urethra 30%
weak stream of urine 23%
acute urinary 4% 29%
frequent urination at night 20%
urethral stricture 2% 21%
difficulty urinating 20%
psychosomatics 17%
oncology 32% 13%
swelling of genitals 16%
speeded up urination 16%
pain in the groin area 16%
intermittent urination 15%
urethral syndrome 1% 17%
prostatitis 35% 19%
foreign body of the bladder 1% 17%
acute prostatitis 23% 11%
bladder interventions 2% 17%
prostate enlargement 22% 12%
genital pain in women 15%
prostate cancer 8%
foreign body of the urethra 15%
weak erection 8%
bacterial prostatitis 14%
tumors of the rectum 8%
urination with blood 1% 15%
urine is released drop by drop 6%
worries about himself 14%
little urine 6%
soreness during palpation of small pelvis 14%
frequent urination scanty 5%
abdominal pain from experiences 13%
cataract senile 5%
acute urethritis 13%
impotence 5%
worried about everything 13%
cataract 5%
pain in the bladder 1% 14%
inguinal hernia 5%
not complete emptying of the bladder 3% 16%
prostate pain 5%
surgery in the urethra 2% 15%
rectal cancer 5%
prostate adenoma prostatitis 2% 15%
s eyes cloudy 4%
takes antidepressants 1% 13%
impaired arterial function 4%
pain worse from pressure 12%
foot fungus 4%
urethral injuries 12%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 4%
pain in the perineum in men 12%
bradycardia 4%
stress neurosis 12%
intestinal tumor 4%
bursting abdominal pain 12%
hernia 4%
conservative 12%
epidermophytia 4%
spasm when urinating 2% 14%
atrial fibrillation 4%
chronic urinary 2% 14%
consequences of stroke 4%
genital neoplasms 3% 15%
lipomas 4%
history of surgery 2% 14%
hypertension 4%
intermittent urine discharge 2% 14%
urination the amount is small 3%
urethritis 11%
adenomectomy 3%
psychopathy 11%
cancer 3%
abdominal pain when pressing 11%
glaucoma 3%
abdominal distension a 11%
thrombosis 3%
general swelling does 11%
osteochondrosis 3%
pain in the urethra 11%
prolonged urination 3%
bladder injury 11%
bowel cancer 3%
the skin is very sensitive 11%
diverticulum of the bladder 3%
pain when touched 11%
bladder spasm 3%
abdominal distension 11%
prostate volume is reduced 3%
abdominal pain 11%
bladder pressure 2%
drug disease 1% 12%
impaired venous function 2%
dulling on percussion 11%
chronic cystitis 2%
patient's condition 2% 13%
recurrent cystitis 2%
prostate adenoma 4% 15%
multiple stones in the bladder 2%
it hurts to touch the skin 10%
nephropathy 2%
hot flashes 10%
rashes on the genitals 2%
swelling 10%
essential hypertension 2%
pain over the pubic 10%
nocturnal enuresis 2%
conducting an inspection 10%
changes in urine 2%
hemorrhagic cystitis 10%
chronic kidney disease 2%
lower abdominal pain 10%
hyperactive 2%
consequences of injuries 10%
inflammation of the kidneys 2%
birth trauma 10%
blood flow rate is reduced 2%
operative delivery 10%
fidgety 2%
bursting 9%
metastases 2%
does not like touching 9%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 2%
unbearable pain 9%
is better in nature 2%
worried due to pain 9%
fighting 2%
delay in physical development 9%
feeling of residual urine 2%
spasm 2% 11%
kidney failure 2%
discharge from the urethra 3% 12%
frequent urination with excitement 2%
urination disorder 4% 13%
cystocele 2%
inflammation 4% 13%
vesicoureteral reflux 2%
worse during meals 8%
venous congestion 2%
spicy food 8%
urethrotomy 2%
illness from stress 8%
cancer in the anamnesis 2%
consequences of childbirth 8%
kidney stones 2%
responsible 8%
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia 2%
hemorrhagic diathesis 8%
pedantry 2%
chronic condition 8%
kidney hypertrophy 2%
state of exacerbation 8%
tumors of the ureter 2%
worse food 8%
urethral cancer 2%
thin 8%
stroke 2%
neurosis 8%
bladder cancer 2%
illness after hypothermia 1% 9%
kidney diseases 2%
trauma 1% 9%
prostate-specific antigen general increased 2%
blood diseases 1% 9%
urge to urinate at night 2%
nervousness 8%
brain damage 2%
acute condition 7%
urination incomplete 2%
soreness of the skin 7%
parkinson's disease 2%
benign epithelial tumors 3% 10%
irritation of the bladder 2%
traumatic illness 1% 8%
ureteral cancer 2%
I can't be alone 1% 8%
better at night 2%
consumes alcohol 1% 8%
sclerosis of the bladder neck 2%
cystitis 2% 9%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 2%
urination painful 2% 9%
frequent urination during the day 2%
stones in the bladder 4% 11%
oxalate kidney stones 2%
emotional 1% 7%
there are no complaints 2%
lags behind in the development 1% 7%
skin overgrowth 2%
control issues 1% 7%
urinary incontinence 2%
childhood diseases 1% 7%
pyelonephritis 2%
lowered 1% 6%
can't hold urine 2%
consequences of taking medications 1% 6%
imperative urge to urinate 2%
increased 3% 6%

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