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Results: Differences General ✘Azoospermia✘Male pseudohermaphroditism
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 87%32%
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weak erection 36% —
female pseudohermaphroditism — 77%
varicocele 29% —
hypospadias — 73%
patient is motionless 28% —
gynecomastia 10% 62%
retrograde ejaculation 27% —
clitoromegaly — 49%
anxiety 23% —
destructive behavior — 48%
unspecified mental disorders 23% —
cryptorchidism 12% 57%
outbursts of anger 23% —
testicular pain — 44%
mucoviscidosis 20% —
clitoris — 43%
motile spermatozoa lowered 19% —
inguinal hernia — 41%
aggressive 17% —
small penis — 40%
cystic fibrosis 17% —
blindness — 39%
female pelvic organs 17% —
male pattern hair growth — 39%
total number of sperm in ejaculate is reduced 17% —
lack of menstruation — 38%
kalman syndrome 16% —
virile syndrome — 38%
asthenozoospermia 15% —
female hypospadias — 38%
testicular atrophy 15% —
testesterone deficiency 12% 50%
possibly immunological infertility 15% —
orchiectomy — 36%
patient's condition 15% —
pain in the labia region — 34%
teratozoospermia 15% —
pain in the perineum in women — 33%
leukocytes in ejaculate are increased 14% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 33%
pregnancy 14% —
pain in the perineum in men — 32%
pituitary gland diseases 14% —
primary amenorrhea — 31%
orchitis 14% —
pain in internal organs — 29%
female pattern hair growth 13% —
genital pain in women — 28%
effects of taking hormones 13% —
make the main — 26%
lowered 13% —
hernia 7% 33%
injuries of the scrotum organs 12% —
dependence on parents — 25%
vesiculitis 12% —
nose large eyes — 25%
pituitary tumors 12% —
bowel cancer — 25%
impaired prostate function 12% —
pain in the groin area — 25%
surgery in the urethra 12% —
omission of internal organs — 24%
necrozoospermia 11% —
can not get pregnant 11% 35%
tonic epididymitis 11% —
intestinal tumor — 23%
blood in semen 11% —
appendages of the uterus — 22%
radiation damage 11% —
history of testicular surgery 25% 47%
immotile spermatozoa increased 11% —
paranoia — 21%
immotile sperm cells are reduced 11% —
skin anesthesia — 21%
testicular abnormalities 11% —
suspicion — 21%
drug disease 11% —
testicular hypoplasia 15% 36%
stones in the bladder 11% —
metabolic disorder — 20%
STDs 11% —
anesthesia — 20%
epididymoorchitis 11% —
there are no complaints — 18%
endocrine infertility 11% —
violation of the function of the testicles 14% 32%
spermatogenesis cells 11% —
history of surgery 15% 33%
seed bubbles are increased 11% —
primary infertility 17% 34%
congenital syphilis 10% —
infertility female 18% 35%
illness from stress 10% —
stage of recovery 4% 19%
reason for the consequences of puberty 10% —
recovery period 4% 19%
cryptozoospermia 10% —
seminoma 16% 31%
spermatocele 10% —
testicular cancer 17% 32%
urethral injuries 10% —
germinogenic tumors 15% 28%
postoperative hernia 10% —
oncology 14% 25%
ejaculation disorders 10% —
underdevelopment 19% 30%
urethral stricture 10% —
blood diseases 8% 18%
consequences of childbirth 10% —
consequences of surgery 10% 19%
hormonal disorders 10% —
genital neoplasms 16% 24%
inflammation 10% —
hypogonadism 21% 26%
hyperprolactinemia 9% —
cancer 14% 19%
ureaplasmosis in women 9% —
consequences of taking medications 14% 17%
prostate cyst 9% —
azoospermia 36% 37%
mumps 9% —
decreased libido 9% —
number of miscarriages is reduced 9% —
prostatitis 9% —
not enough time 9% —
from sex worse 9% —
dropsy testicles 9% —
sprue 9% —
celiac 9% —
trauma 9% —
vitamin e increased 8% —
secondary infertility 8% —
mycoplasmosis in women 8% —
ureaplasma 8% —
size of pituitary gland is increase 8% —
in the summer worse 8% —
increased vitamin b9 8% —
ureaplasmosis 8% —
clamidiosis in women 8% —
immunoglobulin a deficiency 8% —
frequent antibiotics 8% —
consequences of plastic surgery 8% —
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis 8% —
increased 8% —
abnormalities of intestinal development 8% —
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% —
consequences of miscarriage 7% —
radiation therapy 7% —
early miscarriage 7% —
masturbation 7% —
vitamin c increased 7% —
reduction of ast 7% —
oncology in the anamnesis 7% —
tumors of the scrotum 7% —
traumatic illness 7% —
uterine infertility 7% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 7% —
effects of puberty 7% —
angioplasty 7% —
enteropathy 7% —
acute injury 7% —
scrotal cancer 7% —
syphilis 7% —
aspermatism 7% —
conducting an inspection 7% —
cancer in the anamnesis 7% —
testicular cyst 7% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% —
can't refuse 6% —
malignant lymphoma 6% —
smoking desire 6% —
infection genitourinary 6% —
zinc 6% —
cerebral palsy 6% —
vitamin c reduced 6% —
chlorine 6% —
scurvy 6% —
impaired lung function 6% —
pharyngitis 6% —
sympathetic 6% —
mycoplasma 6% —
lymphogranulomatosis 6% —
sense of smell is reduced 6% —
habitual miscarriage 6% —
loss of sense of smell 6% —
bad from alcohol 6% —
omega 6% —
decrease in gamma globulins 6% —
clamidiosis 6% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 6% —
beriberi 5% —
no children 5% —
confusion of consciousness 5% —
is better in nature 5% —
smokes 5% —
hiv 5% —
paralysis 5% —
I can't be alone 5% —
early development 5% —
delirium 5% —

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