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Results: Differences General ✘Interstitial cystitis✘Postcoital cystitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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disease from resentment 13% —
chronic cystitis 17% 38%
patient 11% —
pain when urinating — 19%
needs support 10% —
cystitis in women — 15%
guilt 6% —
vaginitis — 13%
can't refuse 6% —
urination painful 9% 22%
impressionability 5% —
pregnancy — 12%
very frequent urination 3% —
acute cystitis — 12%
irritation of the bladder 3% —
pain in the urethra — 12%
cystitis after sex 19% 15%
frequent cystitis 7% 19%
cystitis from hypothermia 17% 13%
vulvovaginitis — 10%
scarring 2% —
recurrent cystitis — 9%
feeling of fullness 2% —
illness after hypothermia — 9%
urination disorder — 8%
female hypospadias — 8%
bacterial vaginosis — 7%
vulva infections — 7%
hypospadias — 7%
vaginosis — 7%
pain during urination in women — 7%
bladder cancer — 7%
drug disease — 6%
trichomonas urethritis — 6%
acute urethritis — 6%
burning after urination — 6%
feeling of overflow of the bladder — 6%
cystopyelitis — 6%
vaginal discharge in girls — 5%
rashes on the genitals — 5%
urethritis — 5%
omission of internal organs — 5%
bacterial cervicitis — 5%
surgery in the urethra — 5%
chronic urethritis — 5%
purulent discharge from the vagina — 5%
vaginal discharge — 5%
metastases — 5%
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 5%
urination rare — 5%
stones in the bladder — 5%
urination the amount is small — 5%
patient's condition — 5%
discharge from the urethra — 5%
oncology — 5%
pain in the bladder 3% 8%
well lower back pain at night — 4%
green discharge from the vagina — 4%
condylomas in women — 4%
frequent and copious urination — 4%
spits — 4%
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia — 4%
alkalization of urine — 4%
cloudy urine — 4%
short cervix — 4%
proteus syndrome — 4%
urethral syndrome — 4%
drinks a lot of fluids — 4%
changes in urine — 4%
discomfort when urinating — 4%
slight temperature — 4%
pain in the vagina — 4%
lower back pain — 4%
clitoris — 4%
cutting pain in the lower back — 4%
consequences of childbirth — 4%
vaginal dryness — 4%
warts — 4%
stones of the urethra — 4%
colitis — 4%
ejaculation disorders — 4%
lower back pain during movements — 4%
cancer — 4%
lowe 's syndrome — 4%
increased 1% 5%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 4%
ureaplasma — 4%
frequent imperative urge to urinate — 4%
premature ejaculation — 4%
infectious colitis — 4%
lack of urge to urinate — 4%
lowered — 4%
nymphomania — 4%
dryness of the vaginal mucosa — 4%
history of surgery 1% 5%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 4%
on palpation of the urethra is painful — 4%
condylomas in the vagina — 4%
vaginal discharge curd — 4%
chronic vaginitis — 4%
trichomoniasis in women — 4%
trichomoniasis — 4%
white abundant — 4%
intra-phase infections — 4%
short cervix during pregnancy — 4%
protein in the urine — 3%
purulent discharge from the urethra — 3%
cysts — 3%
pionephrosis — 3%
tumors of the ureter — 3%
no strength — 3%
frequent urination during the day — 3%
copious urination — 3%
mucous whites — 3%
soreness of the uterus — 3%
acute pyelonephritis — 3%
allergy — 3%
allergy to medications — 3%
inflammation of the kidneys — 3%
fever weakness — 3%
severe headache neck pain — 3%
refuses to help — 3%
mucous discharge from the vagina — 3%
thirst — 3%
ovarian pain — 3%
rashes in the groin — 3%
imperative urge to urinate — 3%
does not urinate — 3%
cystocele — 3%
feeling of heat in the head — 3%
intestinal mucosa — 3%
tubulopathy — 3%
neurogenic bladder — 3%
sciatica — 3%
obesity — 3%
endocervicitis — 3%
burns — 3%
proctitis — 3%
early miscarriage — 3%
genital itching — 3%
nocturnal enuresis — 3%
spicy food — 3%
breath no itching — 3%
sciatic nerve pain — 3%
underdevelopment — 3%
palpation of spine is painful — 3%
pain before urination — 3%
refuses treatment — 3%
there are no complaints — 3%
consumes alcohol — 3%
shooting back pain — 3%
infringement of the sciatic nerve — 3%
shooting pain in the lower back — 3%
pinching nerves — 3%
painful appearance — 3%
weakening of immunity — 3%
lumbago — 3%
itching of female genitals — 3%
itching of the vagina — 3%
ureteral stones — 3%
vaginal discharge with itching — 3%
abnormalities of intestinal development — 3%
pain when touched — 3%
delayed urination — 3%
keratoacanthoma of the skin — 3%
back pain when moving — 3%
tuberculosis of the bladder — 3%
deterioration from cooling legs — 3%
itching in the perineum — 3%
anaerobic infection — 3%
allergy to antibiotics — 3%
feeling of heat — 3%
consequences of taking medications — 3%
high temperature — 3%
acute pain — 3%
weakness no — 3%
cervical pregnancy — 3%
no fever — 3%
deterioration postpartum — 3%
pyuria — 3%
spasm — 3%
diabetes mellitus — 3%
cystitis after sexual intercourse — 3%
hyperthermia — 3%
improper nutrition — 3%
acute condition — 3%
A little weakness — 3%
pneumonia — 3%
spasm when urinating — 3%
listlessness with fever — 3%
headache with fever — 3%
pyelonephritis — 3%
headache at temperature — 3%
headache with weakness — 3%
back pain at night — 3%
viral pneumonia — 3%
lower abdominal pain — 3%
lack of menstruation — 3%
bladder interventions — 3%
heaviness in the bladder — 3%

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