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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Acute cystitisUrogenital chlamydia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 31%(4)34%(1)
Sex hormones 4%(1)34%(1)
General blood test 33%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
burning when urinating 60%
urethral pain 91%
cystitis from hypothermia 51%
gonorrhea 4% 84%
urination painful 77% 31%
clamidiosis 4% 82%
illness after hypothermia 20%
purulent discharge from the urethra 74%
speeded up urination 19%
discharge from the urethra 73%
burning in the urethra 19%
urethritis 19% 84%
pain in the bladder 19%
itching in the urethra 64%
chronic cystitis 13%
acute urethritis 6% 62%
acute cystitis 12%
sputum copious 45%
lower abdominal pain 12%
helminths 43%
pain at the end of urination 12%
copious urination 42%
cystitis in men 10%
abundance of mucus 40%
cystitis in women 9%
pain in the urethra 19% 55%
burns 8%
sputum green 36%
neurogenic bladder 7%
pregnancy 34%
urination cystitis 7%
inflammation 17% 49%
local heat is better 7%
very correct 31%
recurrent cystitis 7%
sputum 30%
nocturnal enuresis 7%
STDs 5% 34%
diverticulum of the bladder 6%
consumes alcohol 29%
flaccid penis 6%
there are no complaints 24%
cystitis in children 6%
acute condition 4% 26%
better from heat 6%
acute pain 2% 24%
cystopyelitis 6%
increased 4% 21%
urethral syndrome 6%
pain when urinating 39% 47%
ureaplasmosis 5%
trichomoniasis in women 5%
difficulty urinating in men 5%
bladder interventions 5%
trichomoniasis 5%
sclerosis of the bladder neck 5%
frequent cystitis 5%
tuberculosis of the bladder 5%
chronic effects of radiation 5%
surgery in the urethra 5%
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis 5%
pubic pain in men 5%
pyuria 5%
better sitting 5%
lower abdominal pain in men 5%
diverticulum of the urethra 5%
impaired prostate function 5%
genital pain in women 5%
hemorrhagic cystitis 5%
pain in the pubic area in women 5%
prostatitis 4%
regular stool 4%
surgical infections 4%
prolonged urination 4%
weak stream of urine 4%
history of surgery 4%
aching all over the body 4%
difficulty urinating 4%
adenovirus infection 4%
mycoplasma 4%
urethral stricture 4%
high temperature 4%
better stationary 4%
crystalluria 4%
proteus syndrome 4%
bladder injury 4%
bacterial vaginosis 4%
vaginosis 4%
vulva infections 4%
phimosis 4%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 4%
lot of mucus 4%
cystitis with blood 4%
little urine 4%
urethral injuries 4%
pain before urination 4%
better in afternoon 3%
abdominal pain 3%
violation of the stool 3%
pneumonia 3%
worse food 3%
worse during meals 3%
up circulatory disorders 3%
feeling of bruising 3%
patient is motionless 3%
radiation damage 3%
aching 3%
helps others 3%
the fast man 3%
consequences of injuries 3%
spicy food 3%
hormonal disorders 3%
feeling of heat 3%
immunodeficiency 3%
frequent colds 3%
dryness 3%
beriberi 3%
vulvovaginitis 3%
suspension 3%
pain in the rectum 3%
better lying down 3%
pain in the intestines 3%
tuberculosis 3%
a history of endoscopic surgery 3%
feeling lonely 3%
effects of taking antibiotics 3%
forced situation 3%
ARVI 3%
subfebrility 3%
acute injury 3%
weakening of immunity 3%
herpes 3%
cystitis is better from heat 3%
consequences of taking medications 2%
lowered 2%
patient's condition 2%
consequences of infection 2%
trauma 2%
angiopathy 2%

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