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Results: Differences General	✘Multiple encephalomyelitis	✘Neurogenic bladder
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Distinctive symptoms
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absent-mindedness	97%	—
can't hold urine	—	29%
headache pressing in the temples	83%	—
urinary incontinence	—	24%
pressing pain in the temples	83%	—
inconclusive urge to urinate	—	19%
leukoencephalitis	81%	3%
speeded up urination	—	16%
pressure in the temples	73%	—
difficulty urinating	—	16%
misunderstanding	72%	—
sluggish baby	—	12%
headache in the crown	69%	—
irritation of the bladder	—	9%
headache bursting	65%	—
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia	—	8%
pressing headache	64%	—
weak stream of urine	—	7%
headaches	63%	—
urination incomplete	—	6%
multiple encephalomyelitis	63%	—
frequent imperative urge to urinate	—	6%
bursting in the head	63%	—
urination disorder	—	6%
illness from stress	62%	—
demyelinating diseases	—	6%
headache in the temples	58%	—
terminal leakage of urine	—	5%
benign epithelial tumors	55%	—
volume of residual urine is reduced	—	5%
worse from worry	52%	—
shrunken bladder	—	5%
inhibition	50%	—
volume of residual urine is increased	—	5%
bursting	50%	—
pain in the bladder	—	5%
loses thought	48%	—
not complete emptying of the bladder	—	5%
confusion of thoughts	48%	—
lack of urge to urinate	—	4%
head tumor	46%	—
urethral injuries	—	4%
benign neoplasms	41%	—
chronic pyelonephritis	—	4%
presses	38%	—
lack of urination	—	4%
brain tumor	43%	3%
severe childbirth	—	4%
pressing pain in the crown	32%	—
ear tumors	—	4%
headache pressing in the crown	32%	—
obstructive uropathy	—	4%
bursting pain in the temples	32%	—
pyelitis	—	4%
oncology	34%	3%
hydroureter	—	4%
multiple sclerosis	29%	—
lot of tasks	—	4%
chlamydial pneumonia	28%	—
frequent cystitis	—	4%
retrobulbar neuritis	27%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	4%
convulsions	26%	—
tuberculoma of the brain	—	4%
neurological disorders	25%	—
feeling of residual urine	—	4%
measles	24%	—
pain before urination	—	4%
antibodies to myelin	23%	—
ear cholesteatoma	—	4%
chickenpox in childhood	23%	—
vesicoureteral reflux	—	4%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis	22%	—
lumbar spinal cord	—	4%
dizziness with excitement	22%	—
spinal cord tumors	—	4%
consequences of chickenpox	22%	—
leakage of urine	—	4%
rabies	21%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	4%
sore throats in childhood	21%	—
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder	—	4%
atypical pneumonia	21%	—
difficulty urinating in men	—	4%
hemiplegia	21%	—
generic tumor	—	4%
whooping	21%	—
congestive kidney	—	3%
optic neuritis	21%	—
often abdominal pain	—	3%
ataxia	21%	—
birth trauma	—	3%
nausea with excitement	21%	—
underdevelopment	—	3%
infectious mononucleosis	20%	—
consequences of childbirth	—	3%
the consequences of angina	20%	—
kidney failure	—	3%
consequences of infection	20%	—
painful swelling	—	3%
chanted speech	20%	—
inflammation of the kidneys	—	3%
speech slurred	20%	—
sweating is increased	—	3%
sensory aphasia	20%	—
stroke	—	3%
mononucleosis	20%	—
chronic kidney failure	—	3%
damage to the nervous system	26%	4%
myelopathy	—	3%
epidemic flu	20%	—
brain tumors	—	3%
headache from worried	19%	—
inflammation of the brain	—	3%
paresis	19%	—
operative delivery	—	3%
rickettsiosis	19%	—
bladder interventions	—	3%
diphtheria	19%	—
hypertension	—	3%
effects of the flu	19%	—
fundamental	—	3%
tingling in the body	19%	—
urination painful	—	3%
enterovirus infection	19%	—
ganglia	—	3%
impaired coordination	19%	—
frequent urination at night	—	3%
disorders of consciousness	19%	—
kidney diseases	—	3%
viral tonsillitis	19%	—
lower abdominal pain	—	3%
pain of the muscles of the body	19%	—
meningoencephalitis	—	3%
skin anesthesia	19%	—
no discharge	—	3%
effects of pneumonia	18%	—
cystitis	—	3%
intestinal paresis	18%	—
pyelonephritis	—	3%
loss of touch	18%	—
pain in the groin area	—	3%
tingling in the legs	18%	—
trauma	—	3%
tingling in the hands	18%	—
angioplasty	—	2%
nausea	18%	—
drug disease	—	2%
consequences of herpes	18%	—
impaired arterial function	—	2%
paralysis of the lower extremities	18%	—
abdominal pain	—	2%
anesthesia	18%	—
there are no complaints	—	2%
feeling of bruising	18%	—
consequences of surgery	—	2%
chickenpox	18%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	2%
stupor	18%	—
radiation damage	—	2%
radiculitis	18%	—
stones in the bladder	—	2%
mycoplasma	18%	—
aphasia	17%	—
meningeal syndrome	17%	—
toxoplasmosis	17%	—
fever with muscle pain	17%	—
high temperature	17%	—
pneumonia in the anamnesis	17%	—
headache aching	17%	—
viral diarrhea	17%	—
sudden dizziness	17%	—
magnesia	17%	—
consequences of vaccinations	22%	3%
tonsillitis	16%	—
headache with dizziness	16%	—
nervous exhaustion	16%	—
paralytic syndrome	16%	—
dysarthria	16%	—
consequences of acute respiratory	16%	—
rubella	16%	—
swelling of the brain	16%	—
intestinal obstruction	16%	—
intestinal lethargy	16%	—
protein-energy deficiency	16%	—
headache at temperature	16%	—
rheumatism	16%	—
dizziness with nausea	16%	—
headache with fever	16%	—
headache with nausea	15%	—
bacterial pneumonia	15%	—
neurological pain	15%	—
cramps in the legs	15%	—
polyneuropathy	15%	—
encephalopathy	15%	—
fever in the body	15%	—
severe headache neck pain	15%	—
flu	15%	—
restriction of movement	15%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	15%	—

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