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Results: Differences General ✘Ureaplasmosis✘Obliterating xerotic balanitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —69%(0)
Sex hormones —61%(0)
Measurements at the reception 5%(0)18%(0)
Infection tests —13%(0)
Blood biochemistry 13%(1)—
Coagulogram 5%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%27%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —81%
ureaplasmosis 22% —
prostate enlargement — 70%
ureaplasma 21% —
inflammation of the glans penis — 64%
chronic condition 15% —
balanoposthitis in boys — 57%
ureaplasmosis in men 14% —
inflammation — 49%
ureaplasmosis in women 11% —
lichen — 46%
internal itching 9% —
phimosis — 43%
itching of the skin of the abdomen 8% —
urethral stricture — 42%
itching constant 8% —
increased — 39%
need for alcohol 8% —
rashes on the penis — 38%
helminths 7% —
primary biliary cirrhosis — 36%
infertility female 7% —
flaccid penis — 33%
pain in the right hypochondrium 7% —
candida balanitis — 33%
weakening of immunity 6% —
refinement — 31%
frequent colds 6% —
itching of the penis — 31%
immunodeficiency 6% —
urethral cancer — 29%
periodic illness 5% —
surgery in the urethra — 29%
lowered 5% —
rashes on the genitals — 29%
intermittent urine discharge — 28%
penile cancer — 28%
pulling pains in the liver — 28%
traumatic dermatitis — 28%
lichen in children — 28%
penile injuries — 27%
urine is caustic — 27%
history of surgery — 27%
diffuse liver changes — 26%
urogenital clamidiosis — 25%
genital herpes — 25%
invasive candidiasis — 24%
muscular rheumatism — 24%
follicular keratosis — 24%
focal hair loss — 24%
chronic radiation sickness — 24%
rheumatic muscle pain — 24%
history of testicular surgery — 24%
rheumatic polymyalgia — 24%
liver spots on the skin — 23%
soft tissue rheumatism — 23%
psoriasis diffuse — 23%
leukoplakia — 23%
herpes — 23%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver — 23%
dermatitis unspecified — 23%
radiation dermatitis — 23%
swelling of genitals — 22%
skin spots — 22%
vitiligo, says a lot — 22%
abrasion — 21%
skin dirty — 21%
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus — 21%
areas of depigmentation of the skin — 21%
rheumatic inflammation — 20%
candidiasis — 20%
baldness — 20%
swelling on the head — 20%
psoriasis — 20%
human papillomavirus — 20%
weak stream of urine — 20%
hyperkeratosis — 19%
in the genus mental illness — 19%
rheumatism — 19%
infection genitourinary — 19%
rashes on the head — 19%
myxedema — 19%
skin irritation — 19%
up radiation sickness — 18%
liebman-sachs endocarditis — 18%
genital neoplasms — 18%
warts — 18%
common rashes — 18%
hair loss — 18%
liver pain — 18%
endocarditis — 17%
cirrhosis of the liver — 17%
fungus — 17%
radiation therapy — 16%
dermatitis — 16%
muscle pain — 16%
general swelling does — 16%
responsible — 16%
skin anesthesia — 15%
diabetes mellitus — 15%
scarring — 15%
radiation damage — 15%
aching — 15%
anesthesia — 14%
wound — 14%
swelling — 14%
cancer — 14%
genital itching 8% 22%
hormonal disorders — 14%
liver problems — 14%
surgical infections — 14%
oncology — 13%
trauma — 13%
patient's condition — 13%
soreness of the skin 6% 15%
skin problems 5% 13%
itchy skin 9% 16%

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