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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%(3)	47%(6)
Spermogram	71%(12)	63%(12)
Thyroid hormones	—	100%(0)
Sex hormones	48%(4)	49%(1)
Ultrasound of the scrotum organs	73%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

71%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

14%

49%

necrozoospermia

57%

—

possibly immunological infertility

16%

35%

teratozoospermia

40%

—

Eco number increased

—

16%

weak erection

36%

—

herpes perineum

—

13%

male infertility

56%

20%

papilloma in the throat

—

13%

patient is motionless

28%

—

genital warts

—

12%

motile spermatozoa decreased

45%

16%

papillomas in the groin

—

12%

retrograde ejaculation

23%

—

urogenital mycoplasmosis

—

12%

outbursts of anger

22%

—

twisting of the testicle

—

12%

azoospermia

35%

11%

human papillomavirus

—

12%

hypogonadism

21%

—

enlargement of the uterus

—

12%

leukocytospermia

36%

14%

it is better after sex

—

12%

cystic

20%

—

herpes on the genitals

—

11%

underdevelopment

19%

—

increased ast

—

11%

fidgety

19%

—

genital herpes

—

11%

anemia

17%

—

acute urethritis

—

11%

anxiety

17%

—

ovulatory syndrome

—

11%

total number of sperm in ejaculate is reduced

17%

—

eroded uterine lining

—

11%

testicular cancer

17%

—

urogenital chlamydia

—

11%

aggressive

17%

—

asia-syndrome

—

11%

unspecified mental disorders

17%

—

congenital herpes infection

—

11%

cystic fibrosis

17%

—

gonorrheal urethritis

—

11%

seminoma

17%

—

cervical erosion

—

11%

varicocele

29%

11%

bacterial prostatitis

—

11%

asthenozoospermia

16%

—

warts

—

11%

primary infertility

16%

—

damage to the uterus

—

10%

kalman syndrome

16%

—

herpes

—

10%

germinogenic tumors

15%

—

post-infarction cardiosclerosis

—

10%

consequences of taking medications

15%

—

inflammatory diseases of the prostate gland

—

10%

testicular atrophy

15%

—

rhesus conflict

—

10%

testicular hypoplasia

15%

—

hemolytic disease of newborns

—

10%

pituitary gland diseases

15%

—

endocervicitis

—

oncology

15%

—

weakness

—

violation of the function of the testicles

14%

—

increased sensitivity

—

cancer

14%

—

cervical pregnancy

—

testesterone deficiency

13%

—

history of myocardial infarction

—

female pattern hair growth

13%

—

urethritis

—

pituitary tumors

12%

—

gonorrhea

—

effects of taking hormones

12%

—

diseases of infants

—

vesiculitis

12%

—

vulvovaginitis

—

testicular abnormalities

12%

—

intra-phase infections

—

injuries of the scrotum organs

12%

—

bruise

—

endocrine infertility

11%

—

cardiosclerosis

—

can not get pregnant

11%

—

vulva infections

—

STDs

11%

—

heart disease in the genus

—

seed bubbles are enlarged

11%

—

tremor

—

consequences of operation

11%

—

positive

—

stones in the bladder

11%

—

inflammatory bowel diseases

—

immotile sperm cells are reduced

11%

—

peptic ulcer

—

irradiation

11%

—

intolerance to drugs

—

gynecomastia

10%

—

destructive behavior

—

postoperative hernia

10%

—

IBS

—

congenital syphilis

10%

—

drug allergy

—

ejaculation disorders

10%

—

chlamydia

12%

illness from stress

10%

—

immunodeficiency

—

urethral stricture

10%

—

quickly gets tired

—

consequences of childbirth

10%

—

subacute condition

—

urethral injuries

10%

—

surgical infections

—

sprue

—

allergy

—

reason for the consequences of puberty

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

—

celiac

—

funicular

—

ureaplasmosis in women

—

impaired uterine function

10%

cryptozoospermia

—

blood in semen

10%

15%

hyperprolactinemia

—

spermatocele

10%

14%

mumps

—

chlamydia in women

11%

prostate cyst

—

prostatitis

13%

genital neoplasms

—

mycoplasmosis in women

11%

impaired prostate function

—

testicular cyst

10%

ureaplasma

—

reduction of ast

10%

worse from vegetables

—

lymphoma

in the summer worse

—

lymphogranulomatosis

number of miscarriages is reduced

—

mycoplasma

ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis

—

infection genitourinary

abnormalities of intestinal development

—

a history of trauma

secondary infertility

—

pharyngitis

increased vitamin b9

—

malignant lymphoma

consequence of hormone treatment

—

heart dysfunction

frequent antibiotics

—

tonic epididymitis

10%

11%

immunoglobulin a deficiency

—

dropsy testicles

size of pituitary gland is increase

—

epididymoorchitis

11%

vitamin e increased

—

inflammation

11%

decreased libido

—

spermatogenesis cells

11%

stress during pregnancy

—

enteropathy

—

early miscarriage

—

radiation therapy

—

uterine infertility

—

traumatic illness

—

masturbation

—

acute injury

—

vitamin c increased

—

scrotal cancer

—

consequences of miscarriage

—

hernia

—

tumors of the scrotum

—

syphilis

—

effects of puberty

—

aspermatism

—

ureaplasmosis

—

sympathetic

—

miscarriage

—

cerebral palsy

—

worse at 12 o'clock

—

can't refuse

—

smoking desire

—

impaired lung function

—

loss of sense of smell

—

anuria

—

habitual miscarriage

—

intestinal insufficiency syndrome

—

sensitivity to medications

—

heart disease in relatives

—

decrease in gamma globulins

—

omega vaccinations

—

sense of smell is reduced

—

refuses treatment

—

obesity

—

is better in nature

—

time of year

—

hiv

—

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