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Results: Differences General ✘Sexually transmitted infections✘Cystitis in women
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Distinctive symptoms
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warts 69% 5%
acute cystitis — 28%
herpes anus 40% —
chronic cystitis 8% 34%
herpes recurrent 37% —
pain in the urethra — 23%
herpes on the buttocks 31% —
urination painful 6% 28%
herpes on the lips 16% —
cystitis in women — 21%
itching of the labia 14% —
frequent cystitis — 21%
itching in the urethra 13% —
inflammation 3% 22%
warts 12% —
cystopyelitis — 18%
burning in the vagina 11% —
urination cystitis — 18%
stabbing pains in the bladder 11% —
cystitis from hypothermia — 17%
candida fungi 10% —
pain when urinating — 17%
herpes in the nose 10% —
pain during urination in women — 16%
human papillomavirus 9% —
cystitis after sex — 15%
soft chancre 8% —
recurrent cystitis — 15%
internal itching 8% —
burning when urinating 10% 24%
chronic vaginitis 8% —
urination disorder — 14%
deterioration before menstruation 8% —
diverticulum of the bladder — 13%
herpes rashes 8% —
pregnancy 2% 15%
fungus 13% 4%
speeded up urination — 13%
infertility female 7% —
pyuria — 13%
trichomonas urethritis 7% —
inflammation of the kidneys — 12%
pimples on the face 7% —
burning sensation in the bladder when urinating — 12%
acne 6% —
pyelonephritis — 12%
scabies 6% —
pain at the beginning of urination — 11%
acne face 6% —
hemorrhagic cystitis — 11%
rashes on the genitals 11% 3%
foreign body of the bladder — 11%
menstruation disorder 12% 4%
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 11%
condylomas in women 14% 6%
from sex worse — 10%
contagious mollusk 6% —
genital pain in women — 10%
donovanosis 6% —
acute pyelonephritis — 10%
candidiasis 21% 13%
acute condition — 10%
sexually transmitted diseases 6% —
neurogenic bladder — 10%
venereal lymphogranuloma 5% —
diverticulum of the urethra — 10%
genital herpes 5% —
pain over the pubic — 10%
rashes on the face 5% —
bladder cancer — 10%
cutting pain in the bladder 20% 13%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine — 9%
thrush 25% 18%
urethral pain — 9%
burning in the bladder 18% 11%
infection genitourinary — 9%
clamidiosis 14% 7%
frequent urination at night — 9%
pain at the end of urination 4% —
paracystitis — 9%
hepatitis 4% —
discomfort in the bladder — 9%
helminths 4% —
pyelitis — 9%
gonorrheal arthritis 4% —
cold freezing — 9%
rectal gonorrhea 4% —
burning at the beginning of urination — 9%
liver problems 4% —
bladder fistula — 9%
syphilis 4% —
single stones in the bladder — 9%
acariasis 4% —
stones in the bladder — 9%
kaposi 's sarcoma 4% —
cystitis in pregnant women — 9%
hiv 4% —
feeling of overflow of the bladder — 9%
viral hepatitis b 4% —
urinary tract infection in children — 9%
ureaplasma 4% —
bladder interventions — 9%
blennorea 4% —
nocturnal enuresis — 9%
painful warts 4% —
vesicoureteral reflux — 9%
spermatorrhea 4% —
tuberculosis of the bladder — 9%
lice 4% —
high temperature 1% 10%
dry fever 3% —
soreness during palpation of small pelvis — 9%
herpetic hepatitis 3% —
spasm when urinating — 9%
fungal mycosis 3% —
frequent imperative urge to urinate — 9%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis 3% —
urination the amount is small — 8%
angiosarcoma 3% —
urosepsis — 8%
ejaculation disorders 3% —
pain before urination — 8%
weakening of immunity 3% —
lack of urge to urinate — 8%
scaly rashes 3% —
metastases — 8%
lymphosarcoma 3% —
burning in the lower abdomen — 8%
rashes on thighs 3% —
radiation cystitis — 8%
rash on the buttocks 3% —
cloudy urine — 8%
botryomycoma 3% —
burning in the urethra when urinating — 8%
skin mite 3% —
imperative urge to urinate — 8%
congenital aids 3% —
illness after hypothermia — 8%
hepatitis c 3% —
pain when touched — 8%
lymphogranulomatosis 3% —
subfebrility — 8%
lymphoma 3% —
myxedema — 8%
cytomegalovirus 3% —
increased 2% 10%
intestinal candidiasis 3% —
purulent discharge from the vagina — 7%
genital itching 12% 7%
pseudomonas infection — 7%
insecurity feeling 3% —
typhlitis — 7%
ebola fever 3% —
radiation damage — 7%
nonspecific urethritis 3% —
vaginal discharge in girls — 7%
inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eyes 3% —
female pelvic organs — 7%
malignant lymphoma 3% —
intra-phase infections — 7%
suppuration of the skin 3% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 7%
papillomas and warts 3% —
unpleasant smell of urine — 7%
purulent rashes on the skin 3% —
omission of internal organs — 7%
chinga 3% —
no fever — 7%
indecision 2% —
worse at beginning of your period — 7%
discharge from the anus 2% —
angioplasty — 7%
frequent colds 2% —
desire to relax — 7%
lymph node damage 2% —
tension in the bladder area — 7%
pubic pediculosis 2% —
burns — 7%
skin cancer 2% —
pneumonia — 7%
inflammation of the eyes 2% —
urethrocele — 7%
infectious arthritis 2% —
acute pain — 7%
a history of organ transplantation 2% —
mucus in urine — 7%
arthritis 2% —
the slime is salty — 7%
I can't be alone 2% —
desire to control — 7%
a lot of medicines 2% —
allergy to antibiotics — 7%
joint diseases 2% —
allergy to chemicals — 7%
history medical mother's 2% —
postmenopause — 7%
does not tolerate pain 2% —
vulva infections 4% 11%
impaired prostate function 2% —
bacterial vaginosis 3% 10%

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