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Results: Differences General	✘Diverticulum of the bladder	✘Hypertrophy of the seminal tubercle
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 13%(3) 65%(0) Spermogram — 51%(1) Ultrasound of the organ 10%(0) 39%(0) Blood biochemistry — 48%(2) General blood test 8%(1) 30%(1) Radiography of the area 10%(0) 28%(0) Sex hormones — 29%(1) Infection tests — 28%(0) Measurements at the reception — 27%(0) Endoscopy 14%(0) — CT of the organ 6%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	44%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
desire for garlic	43%	—
hematuria in adults	—	65%
desire for spicy	34%	—
prostate cyst	—	60%
diverticulum of the bladder	31%	—
retrograde ejaculation	—	60%
spicy food	21%	—
terminal leakage of urine	—	60%
diverticulum of the ureter	19%	—
intermittent urine discharge	—	59%
prostate sclerosis	16%	—
pain during ejaculation	—	59%
sclerosis of the bladder neck	16%	—
tension in the bladder area	—	59%
bladder interventions	16%	—
premature ejaculation	—	57%
ureteritis	14%	—
stones of the urethra	—	56%
not complete emptying of the bladder	13%	—
speeded up urination	—	55%
pyuria	13%	—
discomfort in the lower abdomen	—	55%
delayed urination	12%	—
urethra valves	—	54%
frequent cystitis	12%	—
leakage of urine	—	52%
cystocele	11%	—
heart stone	—	52%
weakness of the bladder	11%	—
acquired heart defects	—	51%
feeling of residual urine	11%	—
discharge from the urethra	—	50%
does not urinate	11%	—
weak stream of urine	12%	61%
bladder transplantation	11%	—
diverticulum of the urethra	13%	62%
pyelonephritis	11%	—
discomfort when urinating	—	49%
a history of endoscopic surgery	11%	—
hydronephrosis	—	46%
urination disorder	11%	—
pain during sexual intercourse	—	45%
cystitis	11%	—
erection painful	—	45%
urination cystitis	11%	—
cannot relax	—	43%
inflammation of the kidneys	10%	—
increased urea	—	43%
vesicoureteral reflux	10%	—
kidney diseases	—	43%
tumors of the ureter	10%	—
hypercoagulation syndrome	—	41%
bowel prolapse	9%	—
often abdominal pain	—	41%
muscle stretching	9%	—
anomalies of kidney development	—	41%
surgery in the urethra	9%	—
allergy to antibiotics	—	40%
intestinal diverticula	8%	—
STDs	—	40%
impaired prostate function	8%	—
changes in urine	—	40%
a history of plastic surgery	8%	—
abdominal discomfort	—	40%
hernia	7%	—
late pregnancy	—	39%
intestinal mucosa	7%	—
lower abdominal pain	—	39%
oncology in the anamnesis	7%	—
feeling of uselessness	—	38%
a history of organ transplantation	7%	—
increase in creatinine	—	38%
stones in the bladder	6%	—
Common symptoms are weakness	—	38%
wound	6%	—
unbearable pain	—	37%
consequences of surgery	6%	—
heart hypertrophy	—	37%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	6%	—
urination painful	—	37%
consequences of taking medications	5%	—
inflammation	9%	46%
fungus	—	36%
tumors of the heart	—	36%
allergy to medications	—	36%
urethral stricture	15%	51%
congenital heart	—	35%
general weakness	—	33%
abdominal pain	—	32%
drug allergy	—	32%
increased	5%	36%
increased sensitivity	—	31%
presses	—	30%
hypertension	—	30%
allergy	—	30%
pregnancy	—	29%
drug disease	—	28%
genital neoplasms	11%	37%
there are no complaints	6%	28%
history of surgery	12%	26%
oncology	31%	38%
benign neoplasms	31%	32%
prostate adenoma	43%	44%

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