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Results: Differences General	✘Favus	✘Sclerosis of the bladder neck
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 43%(0) Endoscopy — 41%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 37%(0) Ultrasound of the urinary system — 34%(0) General urine test — 24%(0) Histological studies — 22%(0) Infection tests — 22%(0) Measurements at the reception 17%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
favus	94%	—
sclerosis of the bladder neck	—	98%
itchy skin	81%	—
weak stream of urine	—	75%
striae	46%	—
difficulty urinating	—	70%
skin atrophy	44%	—
genital neoplasms	—	65%
rashes dry	37%	—
impaired prostate function	—	57%
prostate adenoma	97%	58%
shape of the prostate is correct	—	54%
peeling	35%	—
urination disorder	—	52%
eczema peeling	35%	—
benign tumors of the bladder	—	51%
the hair is dull	34%	—
obstructive uropathy	—	51%
nails yellow	33%	—
bladder injury	—	51%
skin spots	31%	—
bladder cancer	—	51%
oncology	79%	47%
trauma	—	48%
dry hair	30%	—
surgery in the urethra	—	48%
crusts on the head	29%	—
terminal leakage of urine	—	47%
rashes with peeling	28%	—
recurrent cystitis	—	46%
dry	28%	—
inflammation	—	46%
red spots on the skin	28%	—
bladder interventions	—	44%
seborrhea	28%	—
radiation damage	—	43%
rashes red spots	28%	—
difficulty urinating in men	—	43%
benign neoplasms	73%	44%
speeded up urination	—	43%
dermatitis and eczema	27%	—
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder	—	41%
the surface is smooth	26%	—
acute urinary	—	41%
crusts on the skin	26%	—
feeling of residual urine	—	41%
eczema	26%	—
painful urination	—	41%
there is no head	26%	—
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	—	40%
brown spots on the skin	24%	—
leakage of urine	—	40%
brown pigmentation after rashes	24%	—
urethral stricture	—	40%
rash pustules	24%	—
cancer	—	40%
red rash	23%	—
urethral syndrome	—	39%
sputum	23%	—
urethral injuries	—	39%
reddening of the skin	22%	—
prostatitis chronic	—	37%
oily skin	22%	—
oncology in the anamnesis	—	37%
dermatitis	22%	—
acute prostatitis	—	37%
tuberculosis	22%	—
prostate cancer	—	37%
exhaustion	20%	—
chronic cystitis	—	37%
onset of illness	18%	—
pain before urination	—	37%
skin problems	39%	30%
radiation therapy	—	36%
wrinkles	—	36%
prostatitis	—	35%
urethritis	—	35%
consequences of injuries	—	34%
scar inflammation	—	34%
surgical infections	—	33%
asleep makes in its own way	—	33%
consequences of surgery	—	32%
multiple sclerosis	—	32%
effects of radiation	—	31%
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	30%
tumour in the abdomen	—	30%
cystitis	—	30%
vulva infections	—	29%
vulvovaginitis	—	29%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	29%
cancer in the anamnesis	—	29%
lowered	—	29%
intra-phase infections	—	29%
vascular sclerosis	—	28%
history of surgery	17%	45%
subfebrility	—	28%
increased	—	28%
conservative	—	27%
abdominal surgery	—	27%
impaired nervous system function	—	27%
general weakness	—	26%
leukoencephalitis	—	26%
I can't be alone	—	26%
metastases	—	26%
dystrophy	—	25%
vascular tumor	—	25%
cysts	—	25%
high temperature	—	23%
angiopathy	—	23%
damage to the nervous system	—	22%
consequences of infection	—	22%
patient's condition	—	21%
consequences of taking medications	17%	36%
scarring	35%	49%
fungus	23%	28%

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