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Results: Differences General ✘Urethrolithiasis✘Leptomeningitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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weak stream of urine 59% —
meningitis — 53%
urethritis 55% —
meningeal syndrome — 53%
discharge from the urethra 49% —
inflammation of the brain — 51%
urethral stricture 43% —
enterovirus meningitis — 50%
kidney stones and ureter 43% —
mumps meningitis — 45%
pain in the ureter 41% —
screams from pain — 43%
stuffy ears 40% —
brain damage — 43%
urethrotomy 39% —
viral meningitis — 41%
ureteral stricture 38% —
chronic purulent otitis media — 40%
ureteral stones 38% —
headache frontal temporal — 40%
microliths in the kidneys 35% —
worse when shouting — 40%
renal colic 34% —
worse from the slightest noise — 40%
tumors of the ureter 32% —
fungus — 39%
stones of the urethra 31% —
vomiting brings relief — 39%
kidney stones 31% —
organic brain damage — 36%
gonorrhea 30% —
thalamic syndrome — 36%
obstructive uropathy 29% —
meningoencephalitis — 36%
colic 28% —
convulsions — 35%
urethral injuries 28% —
swelling of the brain — 35%
pyelonephritis 27% —
frequent headaches — 35%
back pain 27% —
tuberculous meningitis — 35%
inflammation of the kidneys 26% —
nausea without vomiting — 34%
single stones in the bladder 25% —
ear boil — 34%
stones in the bladder 25% —
hypersensitive to pain — 34%
urethral syndrome 25% —
severe headache neck pain — 34%
bladder injury 25% —
flashes in the eyes — 34%
angioplasty 24% —
is better after eating — 34%
prostate adenoma 24% —
exhausting pain — 33%
nephropathy 24% —
slow cns infections — 33%
kidney disease 24% —
hyperacusis — 33%
inflammation 64% 38%
listeriosis — 33%
urination disorder 24% —
is very sensitive — 33%
genital neoplasms 24% —
damage to the nervous system 9% 41%
purulent discharge from the urethra 23% —
tick-borne encephalitis — 32%
large stones in the bladder 22% —
rabies — 32%
sand in the urine 22% —
high temperature — 32%
shape of the prostate is correct 22% —
ARVI — 32%
pain under the lower ribs 22% —
acute hearing — 31%
diverticulum of the bladder 22% —
rigidity of the occipital muscles — 31%
large kidney stones 22% —
leukoencephalitis — 31%
surgery in the urethra 22% —
state of exacerbation — 31%
urosepsis 22% —
purulent sinusitis — 31%
diverticulum of the ureter 21% —
viral meningoencephalitis — 30%
pyuria 20% —
bacterial meningitis — 30%
palpation is painful in hypogastrium 20% —
plexit — 30%
hydrourethronephrosis 20% —
enterovirus infection — 30%
diverticulum of the urethra 20% —
viral encephalitis — 30%
lichen 20% —
staphylococcus aureus — 29%
porous skin 20% —
chronic condition — 29%
urethrocele 19% —
bent legs — 29%
impaired prostate function 19% —
chronic otitis — 29%
kidney pain area 19% —
ear injuries — 29%
worse after urination 18% —
purulent otitis — 28%
urination painful 18% —
otitis media — 28%
chronic urethritis 18% —
chickenpox — 28%
multiple stones in the bladder 18% —
mumps — 28%
sore throat from above 18% —
relief from vomiting — 28%
adenomectomy 18% —
hypoxia — 28%
injury of the ureter 18% —
from eating better — 28%
bladder pressure 18% —
otitis media unspecified — 28%
obliterating xerotic balanitis 18% —
skull fracture — 28%
benign neoplasms 18% —
increased sensitivity — 28%
fistula 18% —
sensitivity to pain — 28%
a history of organ transplantation 17% —
worse from sudden movements — 28%
sudden pain 17% —
feeling of heat — 27%
leakage of urine 17% —
vomiting during meals — 27%
acute urethritis 17% —
viral diarrhea — 27%
feeling of residual urine 17% —
vomiting food — 27%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 17% —
refusal to drink — 26%
pain in the labia region 17% —
food is poorly digested — 26%
acute urinary 17% —
eye sensitivity — 26%
leukocyturia 17% —
pain in the rectum — 26%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 17% —
febrile body temperature — 26%
pain in the upper back 16% —
toxoplasmosis — 26%
soreness during palpation of small pelvis 16% —
vomiting bile — 26%
urinary incontinence when running 16% —
folliculitis — 26%
hydroureter 16% —
boil — 26%
acute pyelonephritis 16% —
impaired arterial function — 26%
lack of urination 16% —
sinusitis — 25%
pionephrosis 16% —
headache vomiting — 25%
pelvic bone fracture 16% —
rubella — 25%
scarring 16% —
vomiting at fever — 25%
headache sudden 16% —
hydrocephalus — 25%
irritation of the bladder 16% —
photophobia — 25%
hypospadias 16% —
neuroinfections — 25%
severe colic 16% —
headache with fever — 25%
chronic pyelonephritis 15% —
soreness of the body — 25%
hydronephrosis 15% —
feeling of heat in the head — 24%
sudden weakness 15% —
vomiting multiple — 24%
ulcer penetration 15% —
headaches 10% 34%
pain goes in the back 15% —
encephalitis — 24%
A little weakness 15% —
headache at temperature — 24%
consequences of surgery 15% —
neutrophilosis — 24%
stone in the stomach 15% —
cramps in the legs — 23%
kidney hypertrophy 15% —
hyperthermia — 23%
proteus syndrome 15% —
traumatic brain injury — 23%
walks fast 15% —
febrility — 23%
scrotum pain 15% —
muscle tension — 23%
sediment urine 14% —
no strength — 23%
dryness in the throat 14% —
pale skin — 23%

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