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Results: Differences General	✘Prostate cancer	✘Bladder cancer
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 21%(7) 71%(6) Cancer markers 53%(1) 4%(1) General urine test 9%(1) 46%(2) Blood biochemistry 22%(6) 7%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	15%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	14%	100%
superstition	12%	—
cancer	66%	93%
impatient	12%	—
oncology	33%	46%
effects of radiation	12%	—
bladder cancer	5%	18%
prostate adenoma	21%	8%
can't hold urine	7%	19%
prostate volume is reduced	11%	—
bladder interventions	—	12%
double vision	11%	—
cystitis in men	—	12%
prostate enlargement	10%	—
pain in the pubic area in women	—	11%
prostate cancer	10%	—
ureteral cancer	—	11%
stiffness in the back	10%	—
cystitis in women	—	10%
tension in the spine	9%	—
tumors of the ureter	5%	15%
prostate pain	9%	—
difficulty urinating in women	—	10%
metastases in the spine	9%	—
pain in the perineum in women	—	9%
radiation damage	15%	5%
urethral syndrome	—	9%
bone metastasis	8%	—
acute pyelonephritis	—	9%
prostatitis	8%	—
urethral stricture	—	9%
bone cancer	8%	—
lowe 's syndrome	—	9%
orchiectomy	7%	—
bleeding from the bladder	—	9%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum	7%	—
aching lower back	—	8%
muscle tension	7%	—
lingering pain in the lower back	—	8%
pain after a fracture	7%	—
pain in the bladder	2%	10%
pain in the bones	7%	—
renal colic	—	8%
prostate-specific antigen general increased	7%	—
microhematuria	—	8%
pathological fracture	7%	—
colic	—	7%
testesterone deficiency	7%	—
erythrocytic anemia	—	7%
lymphosarcoma	7%	—
increased calcium	—	7%
osteosarcoma	7%	—
erythrocytosis	—	7%
urinary incontinence	7%	—
pain in the side	—	7%
pain in the rectum	6%	—
lower abdominal pain in men	4%	11%
speeded up urination	6%	—
difficulty urinating	6%	13%
weak erection	6%	—
aching	2%	9%
bone fracture	6%	—
smokes	2%	8%
intermittent urine discharge	6%	—
little urine	—	6%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	6%	—
feeling of fullness	—	6%
pain in the intestines	5%	—
weak stream of urine	7%	13%
tumors of the sebaceous glands	5%	—
difficulty urinating in men	4%	10%
brain tumor	5%	—
muscle pain	2%	8%
dihydrotestosterone increased	5%	—
pain in the groin area	5%	10%
high risk of prostate cancer	5%	—
helps others	—	5%
osteonecrosis of the jaw	5%	—
cystitis	2%	7%
tumour in the abdomen	5%	—
impaired prostate function	16%	21%
ru	5%	—
calcium	—	5%
oncology relatives	5%	—
pyelitis	3%	8%
screams when touched	5%	—
anemia	3%	8%
blood diseases	5%	—
genital pain in women	3%	7%
better in morning	5%	—
feeling of heat	1%	5%
trauma	5%	—
high temperature	1%	5%
acute pain	5%	—
intoxication	1%	5%
better to be alone	5%	—
periods of exacerbation	2%	6%
attacks of pain	5%	—
blood clots in the urine	—	4%
anesthesia	5%	—
history of surgery	6%	10%
better in afternoon	5%	—
pain in the sacrum	3%	7%
touching is better	5%	—
change in appetite	3%	7%
back pain	13%	6%
pain in the perineum in men	5%	9%
lymphostasis	5%	—
lower abdominal pain	3%	7%
choline	5%	—
pyelonephritis	3%	7%
history of testicular surgery	5%	—
constant pain	3%	6%
consequence of hormone treatment	5%	—
inflammation of the kidneys	3%	6%
lymph node damage	4%	—
increased ESR	3%	6%
skin anesthesia	4%	—
inflammation	3%	6%
hypertension	4%	—
weight change	3%	6%
mild radiation sickness	4%	—
no appetite	3%	6%
prostate echogenicity is lowered	4%	—
abdominal pain	2%	5%
spinal injury	4%	—
general weakness	3%	6%
fibrosarcoma	4%	—
lower back pain	4%	7%
big man	4%	—
angioplasty	3%	5%
pain when urinating	4%	—
increased	6%	8%
compressive back pain	4%	—
bowel cancer	5%	7%
irritation of the anus	4%	—
cancer in the anamnesis	4%	6%
acute urinary	4%	—
urination disorder	6%	7%
postoperative pain	4%	—
emaciation	4%	5%
massage worse	4%	—
rapid weight loss	4%	5%
cancerous cachexia	4%	—
bleeding	4%	5%
genital pain in men	4%	—
rectal cancer	7%	8%
burning in the anus	4%	—
there are no complaints	5%	5%
leakage of urine	4%	—
consequences of surgery	5%	5%
spinal fracture	4%	—
consequences of taking medications	5%	5%
liver problems	4%	—
urination painful	6%	6%
sensations in the extremities	4%	—
intestinal tumor	6%	6%
impaired gastric function	4%	—
tumors of the rectum	7%	7%
injury of the ureter	4%	—
oncology in the anamnesis	6%	6%
obstructive uropathy	4%	—
colon obstruction	4%	—
sarcoma of the spine	4%	—
compression of the spinal cord	4%	—
up radiation sickness	4%	—
swelling of genitals	4%	—
effects of taking hormones	4%	—
pain in the anus in men	4%	—
gastrointestinal problems	4%	—
pubic pain in men	4%	—
frequent imperative urge to urinate	4%	—
corrosive diarrhea	4%	—
lowered	4%	—
squamous cell carcinoma	4%	—
constipation with inconclusive urges	4%	—
frequent urination at night	4%	—
neutropenia	4%	—
pain in the ureter	4%	—
terminal leakage of urine	4%	—
history of laparoscopic surgery	4%	—
acrid stools	4%	—
urine is caustic	4%	—
swelling	4%	—
heart dysfunction	4%	—
pain during urination in men	4%	—
aggressive	3%	—
prostate-specific antigen general lowered	3%	—
adenomectomy	3%	—
thin	3%	—
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder	3%	—
myocardial dysfunction	3%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	3%	—
increased sodium	3%	—
zinc	3%	—
chronic proctitis	3%	—
dyslipidemia	3%	—
refuses treatment	3%	—
pain in the bones legs	3%	—
urination cystitis	3%	—
consequences of physical exertion	3%	—

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