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Results: Differences General ✘Traumatic neuritis✘Bladder exstrophy
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Distinctive symptoms
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nerve damage 72% —
cystocele — 72%
neuritis 71% —
omission of internal organs — 50%
neuralgia 69% —
epispadia — 48%
trauma 53% —
bladder interventions — 45%
inflammation 51% —
clitoris — 29%
wound inflammation 47% —
bowel prolapse — 28%
pain in the wound 46% —
vesicoureteral reflux — 27%
dislocation 45% —
incontinence of feces — 26%
wound 45% —
curvature of the penis — 24%
body is wadded 43% —
nicotine poisoning — 23%
muscle damage 43% —
irritation of the bladder — 22%
numbness of the skin 41% —
anomalies of the female genital organs — 22%
paresis 40% —
can't hold urine — 22%
pain throughout the body 39% —
urinary incontinence — 22%
bone fracture 39% —
urinary tract infection in children — 20%
hypoalgesia 39% —
frequent stools — 20%
muscle weakness 38% —
cryptorchidism — 19%
the feeling of a wound 38% —
pregnancy — 18%
numbness with pain 37% —
intrauterine infection — 17%
soreness of the skin 37% —
bladder fistula — 17%
neurological disorders 36% —
smoking desire — 17%
frequent fractures 36% —
congenital abnormalities of the ureter — 17%
pain after injury 36% —
high-risk pregnancy — 17%
pain after a fracture 36% —
mucous hyperemia — 17%
neurological pain 31% —
kidney diseases — 16%
paralysis 29% —
kidney dystopia — 16%
conservative 29% —
wet skin — 16%
skin anesthesia 28% —
urinary incontinence in women — 16%
consequences of injuries 26% —
urinary incontinence in the morning — 16%
weakness after illness 26% —
omission of the rectum — 16%
increased 22% 8%
pressure on the diaphragm — 16%
traumatic illness 28% 14%
childhood diseases — 15%
onset of illness 24% 12%
neurogenic bladder — 15%
lowered 22% 11%
doubling of the kidney — 15%
skin problems 23% 12%
anatomically narrow pelvis — 15%
consequences of taking medications 23% 12%
prolapse of the rectum — 15%
discharge from the urethra — 15%
lack of urination — 15%
heredity predisposition — 15%
inguinal hernia — 14%
moral — 14%
general intoxication syndrome — 14%
better in morning — 14%
skewed pelvis — 14%
violation of the stool — 14%
smokes — 14%
nocturnal enuresis — 14%
intoxication — 13%
He's been ill for a long time — 13%
lags behind in the development — 13%
surgery in the urethra — 13%
abnormalities of intestinal development — 13%
delayed urination — 13%
fistula of the anus — 13%
no discharge — 12%
infection genitourinary — 12%
f — 12%
changes in urine — 12%
congenital heart — 11%
history of cardiovascular surgery — 11%
fistula — 11%
closes — 11%
forced situation — 11%
very correct — 11%
hernia — 11%
psychologist — 10%
overweight — 10%
stones in the bladder — 10%
consequences of childbirth — 10%
family man — 10%
lot of operations in small things — 10%
bone deformation — 10%
calculating — 10%
I can't be alone — 10%
conducting an inspection — 9%
stage of recovery — 9%
recovery period — 9%
consequences of surgery — 9%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 9%
drug disease — 9%
ectopia of the ureteral orifice — 8%
history of surgery 31% 35%

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