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Results: Differences General Bladder cancerMale pseudohermaphroditism
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Distinctive symptoms
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cancer 93% 19%
female pseudohermaphroditism 77%
impaired prostate function 21%
hypospadias 73%
oncology 46% 25%
gynecomastia 62%
can't hold urine 19%
cryptorchidism 57%
bladder cancer 18%
testesterone deficiency 50%
tumors of the ureter 15%
clitoromegaly 49%
difficulty urinating 13%
destructive behavior 48%
weak stream of urine 13%
history of testicular surgery 47%
cystitis in men 12%
testicular pain 44%
bladder interventions 12%
clitoris 43%
lower abdominal pain in men 11%
inguinal hernia 41%
ureteral cancer 11%
small penis 40%
pain in the pubic area in women 11%
blindness 39%
difficulty urinating in men 10%
male pattern hair growth 39%
difficulty urinating in women 10%
virile syndrome 38%
pain in the bladder 10%
lack of menstruation 38%
cystitis in women 10%
female hypospadias 38%
acute pyelonephritis 9%
azoospermia 37%
urethral stricture 9%
testicular hypoplasia 36%
urethral syndrome 9%
orchiectomy 36%
aching 9%
infertility female 35%
bleeding from the bladder 9%
can not get pregnant 35%
lowe 's syndrome 9%
pain in the labia region 34%
increased 8%
primary infertility 34%
lingering pain in the lower back 8%
history of laparoscopic surgery 33%
smokes 8%
hernia 33%
rectal cancer 8%
testicular cancer 32%
microhematuria 8%
male infertility 32%
renal colic 8%
violation of the function of the testicles 32%
muscle pain 8%
seminoma 31%
aching lower back 8%
primary amenorrhea 31%
anemia 8%
underdevelopment 30%
back pain is aching 8%
pain in internal organs 29%
prostate adenoma 8%
germinogenic tumors 28%
pyelitis 8%
hypogonadism 26%
urination disorder 7%
make the main 26%
pyelonephritis 7%
nose large eyes 25%
increased calcium 7%
dependence on parents 25%
cystitis 7%
pain in the perineum in women 9% 33%
erythrocytosis 7%
omission of internal organs 24%
colic 7%
pain in the perineum in men 9% 32%
pain in the side 7%
history of surgery 10% 33%
pain in the sacrum 7%
appendages of the uterus 22%
lower abdominal pain 7%
genital pain in women 7% 28%
back aching 7%
skin anesthesia 21%
change in appetite 7%
suspicion 21%
erythrocytic anemia 7%
paranoia 21%
tumors of the rectum 7%
metabolic disorder 20%
lower back pain 7%
anesthesia 20%
back pain 6%
stage of recovery 19%
painful swelling 6%
recovery period 19%
weight change 6%
genital neoplasms 6% 24%
benign neoplasms 6%
bowel cancer 7% 25%
periods of exacerbation 6%
blood diseases 18%
general weakness 6%
intestinal tumor 6% 23%
constant pain 6%
pain in the groin area 10% 25%
oncology in the anamnesis 6%
consequences of surgery 5% 19%
little urine 6%
there are no complaints 5% 18%
cancer in the anamnesis 6%
consequences of taking medications 5% 17%
feeling of fullness 6%
increased ESR 6%
urination painful 6%
inflammation 6%
no appetite 6%
inflammation of the kidneys 6%
bleeding 5%
angioplasty 5%
calcium 5%
intoxication 5%
high temperature 5%
emaciation 5%
helps others 5%
abdominal pain 5%
radiation damage 5%
rapid weight loss 5%
feeling of heat 5%
blood clots in the urine 4%

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