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Results: Differences General ✘Dorsopathy✘Urinary incontinence in women
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Distinctive symptoms
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spondyloarthrosis 60% —
leakage of urine — 59%
spine protrusion 58% —
urinary incontinence — 55%
dislocation of the vertebrae 56% —
urinary incontinence when coughing — 44%
hernia intervertebral 55% —
urinary incontinence when running — 33%
spondylopathy 54% —
hyperactive bladder in women — 16%
tension in the spine 53% —
urinary incontinence in women — 15%
radiculitis 53% —
not complete emptying of the bladder — 15%
headache tension 52% —
itching in the ears — 15%
tension in the head 51% —
worse when walking — 14%
osteochondrosis 50% —
discharge from the urethra — 14%
scoliosis 50% —
irritation of the bladder — 13%
bone growths 49% —
menopause — 13%
curvature of the spine 48% —
urinary incontinence in the morning — 12%
back pain 50% 2%
imperative urge to urinate — 12%
dorsopathy 46% —
nocturnal enuresis — 11%
violation of pain sensitivity 46% —
stress cough — 11%
hump 46% —
changes in urine — 10%
pain in the sacrum 46% —
urinary incontinence during the day — 10%
night sweating 45% —
prolonged urination — 10%
stooped 45% —
cough when walking — 10%
excessive sweating at night 45% —
frequent urination at night — 10%
myelopathy 44% —
discomfort in the bladder — 10%
lordosis 44% —
delayed urination — 10%
pinching nerves 42% —
weakness of the sphincters — 9%
hernia 46% 2%
involuntary laughter — 9%
dystrophy 44% 2%
speeded up urination — 9%
shooting pains 40% —
weak stream of urine — 9%
neck pain 39% —
urge to urinate at night — 9%
pain in the legs 39% —
urinary incontinence when walking — 9%
acute pain 39% —
difficulty urinating — 9%
stiffness in the back 39% —
urination disorder — 9%
pain when touched 38% —
sudden urge to urinate — 9%
loss of touch 38% —
cough — 9%
skin anesthesia 38% —
urination rare — 9%
neuralgia 37% —
omission of internal organs — 8%
spinal canal stenosis 37% —
chronic urinary — 8%
joint deformation 37% —
postmenopause — 8%
anesthesia 36% —
bronchitis smoker — 8%
pathological movements in spine 35% —
urine is released drop by drop — 8%
muscle tension 35% —
bladder interventions — 8%
intervertebral hernia of the cervical 35% —
cystocele — 8%
muscle pain 40% 3%
fistula — 8%
pain in the muscles of the back 35% —
bladder fistula — 7%
lower back pain 39% 2%
discomfort in the lower abdomen — 7%
aching 34% —
cancer — 7%
sciatica 34% —
vaginal fistulas — 7%
osteochondrosis pain 34% —
urinary incontinence during menopause — 7%
decreased finger sensitivity 34% —
cough worse at immobility — 7%
pain in the cervical 34% —
abdominal surgery — 7%
neurogenic pain 39% 3%
lack of urge to urinate — 7%
sciatic nerve pain 34% —
bladder pressure — 7%
stiffness in the joints 34% —
surgery in the urethra — 7%
hypotension with hypotrophy 34% —
pain in the bladder — 7%
spondylolysis 33% —
senile dementia — 7%
constant pain 37% 2%
little urine — 7%
muscle weakness 38% 4%
neurogenic bladder — 7%
pulling pain in the arm 32% —
urination painful — 7%
the pain is worse lying down 32% —
bronchitis — 6%
kyphoscoliotic chest 31% —
weakness after stress — 6%
arm muscle pain 31% —
prolonged bronchitis — 6%
pain in the thoracic spine 31% —
acute bronchitis — 6%
hypotrophy 31% —
the back does not hold — 6%
cough worse from movement 30% —
cystitis in women — 6%
compression myelopathy 30% —
chronic bronchitis unspecified — 6%
weakness in the leg muscles 30% —
urine discharge when coughing — 6%
pain in the fingers 30% —
does not control himself — 6%
pain in the wrists 29% —
urinary fistulas — 6%
cough when moving 29% —
urination when coughing — 6%
attacks of pain 33% 2%
back injury — 6%
sensations in the legs 33% 3%
impaired prostate function — 6%
pain in the fingers 28% —
infection genitourinary — 6%
pain when moving 28% —
walks fast — 6%
thoracic kyphosis 28% —
presses 0% 6%
joint diseases 28% —
dementia — 6%
acute back pain 28% —
constipation from stress — 6%
history of surgery 37% 7%
bladder injury — 6%
vertebral syndrome 28% —
does not urinate — 6%
thoracic lordosis 28% —
chronic urethritis — 6%
sensations in the hands 28% —
Chronical bronchitis — 6%
pain during exercise 28% —
stones cough after bronchitis — 6%
vertebral artery syndrome 27% —
urine does not leave — 6%
weakness after illness 33% 4%
spinal cord injury — 6%
lumbar kyphosis 27% —
urination when sneezing — 5%
pain spasm 27% —
genital neoplasms — 5%
feeling of stiffness 27% —
can not hold his head — 5%
weakness in the legs 27% —
feeling of residual urine — 5%
lowered 35% 6%
intestinal tumor — 5%
pain from the load 32% 3%
uterine prolapse — 5%
kyphosis scoliosis 26% —
multiple sclerosis — 5%
limps 26% —
rectocele — 5%
stiffness in the lower back 25% —
helps others — 5%
pain in the ankles 25% —
uterine prolapse — 5%
scar-adhesive epiduritis 25% —
discomfort in the vagina — 5%
pain in the lumbar spine 25% —
cervical erosion — 5%
pain in a paralyzed arm 25% —
consequences of childbirth — 5%
back pain is aching 25% —
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder — 5%
numbness of the legs 25% —
radiation therapy — 5%
thoracolumbar kyphosis 25% —
cysts — 5%
consequences of taking medications 33% 7%
senile colpitis — 5%
pain in the lumbar back 24% —
epispadia — 5%

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