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Results: Differences General	✘Epidemic pleurodinia	✘Urachus cyst
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 44%(0) — MRI of the bladder — 32%(0) Radiography of the area — 26%(0) Endoscopy — 23%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 21%(0) CT of the organ — 21%(0) General urine test — 17%(1) General blood test — 16%(1) MRI of the organ — 15%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	98%
muscle pain	67%	—
wart on the nose	—	92%
aching	64%	—
cysts in the nose	—	76%
headache cutting	62%	—
stones in the bladder	—	45%
tension in the epigastrium	59%	—
navel fistula	—	43%
fever with muscle pain	58%	—
diverticulum of the bladder	—	37%
coxsackie	53%	—
pain during urination in women	—	37%
myoglobinuria	51%	—
suppuration of the navel	—	35%
aching chest pain	50%	—
removal of cysts	—	32%
tension in the stomach	49%	—
history of surgery	—	31%
polio	48%	—
urachus cyst	—	30%
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck	48%	—
pain when urinating	—	30%
abdominal muscle pain	46%	—
bladder fistula	—	30%
pain chest	45%	—
tumour in the abdomen	—	29%
pain in the larynx	44%	—
urination painful	—	29%
headache from above	44%	—
omphalitis	—	29%
pain in the pleura	44%	—
anomalies of the female genital organs	—	28%
chest tension	44%	—
fistula	—	27%
aching all over the body	44%	—
constant abdominal pain	—	26%
sowing on intestinal flora	44%	—
umbilical hernia	—	26%
throat tickling	43%	—
neoplasms of the vulva	—	26%
tension type headache	42%	—
abdominal surgery	—	26%
headache tension	41%	—
abscess	—	25%
often sick child	41%	—
pain in the urethra	—	25%
tension in the head	40%	—
worse extreme temperatures	—	24%
headache at temperature	39%	—
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	24%
acute abdominal pains	39%	—
cancer pain	—	23%
headache with fever	39%	—
pain in the bladder	—	23%
feeling of heat in the head	38%	—
hernia of the abdomen	—	23%
intestinal lethargy	38%	—
pain in the navel area	—	23%
sharp pain in the stomach	38%	—
pain in the navel area	—	23%
severe headache neck pain	37%	—
abnormalities of intestinal development	—	23%
enlarged lymph nodes	37%	—
purulent peritonitis	—	22%
throat hurts	36%	—
the consequences of abdominal surgery	—	22%
pleurisy	36%	—
suppuration with fistulas	—	22%
state of exacerbation	34%	—
urination disorder	—	21%
frequent colds	34%	—
oncology	—	21%
immunodeficiency	32%	—
cystitis	—	21%
chronic condition	32%	—
lower abdominal pain	—	21%
feeling of bruising	31%	—
phlegmon	—	21%
vomiting	30%	—
hernia	—	20%
headaches	30%	—
peritonitis	—	20%
childhood diseases	28%	—
genital neoplasms	—	20%
increased	26%	—
bloating	—	19%
feeling of heat	42%	16%
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	19%
high temperature	41%	16%
ascites	—	19%
fever abdominal pain	42%	23%
worse from the heat	—	19%
feeling of heat in the stomach	41%	22%
painful swelling	—	19%
abdominal pain	32%	17%
constant pain	—	19%
consequences of taking medications	27%	14%
constipation	—	18%
acute pain	29%	16%
general intoxication syndrome	—	18%
patient's condition	26%	14%
intoxication	—	16%
acute abdomen	35%	27%
surgical infections	—	16%
consequences of surgery	—	16%
gastrointestinal problems	—	15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	15%
onset of illness	—	15%
inflammation	26%	32%

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