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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ParanephritisScrotal abscess
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Distinctive symptoms
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paranephritis 87%
scrotum pain 69%
kidney disease 46%
testicular pain 61%
myositis of the back muscles 45%
dropsy testicles 60%
lower back pain 40%
swelling of genitals 59%
pionephrosis 38%
hyperemia of genitals 58%
back pain 37%
scrotal sweating 57%
cylindruria 37%
atheroma 51%
chills 37%
pain of the muscles of the body 48%
bent legs 34%
tension in the body 46%
severe chills 34%
puncture wound 46%
chronic kidney disease 34%
tension type headache 44%
myositis 31%
orchiectomy 43%
palpation of spine is painful 30%
headache tension 43%
scoliosis 30%
pyoderma 43%
painful appearance 30%
tension in the head 42%
pyelonephritis 29%
stab wound 42%
spondylopathy 28%
sweating of the genitals 42%
very correct 28%
swelling 42%
inflammation of the kidneys 27%
leukocytosis 41%
curvature of the spine 27%
joint pain in the muscle 41%
hematoma 27%
phlegmon 41%
conservative 26%
headache with weakness 40%
high fever 26%
soreness of the body 40%
pain in the legs 25%
rashes on the scrotum 40%
serious condition 25%
feeling of bruising 39%
constipation 25%
rash pustules 38%
hematuria 24%
history of testicular surgery 38%
dyspnea 24%
retroperitoneal abscess 38%
control issues 23%
orchitis 38%
intoxication 22%
hyperthermia 38%
subfebrility 37%
general tension 37%
testicular cyst 37%
scrotal cancer 36%
tumors of the scrotum 36%
candida fungi 35%
gunshot wounds 35%
joint pain 35%
blood diseases 35%
furunculosis 34%
muscle pain 34%
staphylococcus aureus 33%
fever is active 33%
cut wound 33%
pain throughout the body 33%
pain in all joints 32%
silicotuberculosis 32%
headaches 32%
rashes on the genitals 32%
alcoholism and drug addiction 32%
joint diseases 32%
intestinal abscess 31%
lymphostasis 31%
weakness after illness 31%
fever with pain in the joints 30%
crohn 30%
fever with muscle pain 30%
folliculitis 30%
weak joints 30%
acute pain 30%
candidiasis 30%
boil 30%
purulent rashes on the skin 29%
thrombophlebitis 29%
phlebitis 28%
congestion purulent wounds 28%
type 1 diabetes mellitus 28%
common rashes 28%
headache at temperature 28%
alcoholism 28%
neutrophilosis 28%
peritonitis 27%
fever weakness 27%
pancreatitis 27%
hemorrhages on the skin 27%
acute venous thrombosis 27%
genital neoplasms 27%
vulva infections 27%
addiction 27%
intra-phase infections 27%
wound postoperative 27%
vulvovaginitis 27%
everything is bad 26%
alcohol dependence 26%
feeling the heat in the skin 26%
fungus 26%
sharp belly 26%
lot of operations in small things 25%
general swelling does 25%
reddening of the skin 25%
hiv 25%
sepsis 24%
gradual deterioration of the condition 24%
suppuration of the skin 24%
bacteremia 24%
traumatic illness 24%
tuberculosis 24%
general weakness 24%
thrombosis 23%
muscle weakness 23%
female pelvic organs 23%
diabetes mellitus 23%
cancer 22%
consequences of surgery 21%
there are no complaints 21%
oncology 20%
high temperature 31% 43%
febrility 27% 37%
severe fever 26% 35%
patient's condition 20% 28%
skin problems 21% 28%
consequences of infection 30% 36%
feeling of heat 22% 22%

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