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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General OsteopeniaBreast cancer in men
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2)
Mammography 80%(0)
Ultrasound of the breast 79%(0)
Histological studies 42%(0)
Elements and vitamins 42%(1)
Measurements at the reception 12%(0)
Sex hormones 11%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%8%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 35%
tension in the spine 70%
hormonal ointments 22%
likes order 66%
breast cancer 22%
blurred vision 65%
increased estrogens 22%
headache on the right 65%
breast tumor 21%
loves cheese 60%
solid tumors 21%
desire to travel 59%
hereditary breast cancer 19%
freezing legs 58%
nipple discharge 19%
guilt 54%
metastases 18%
aggressiveness if interfered 53%
male pseudohermaphroditism 17%
stiffness in the back 53%
nipple retraction 17%
headache in the temples 49%
cancer 16%
heat menopause 45%
oncology 15%
menopause 45%
klinefelter syndrome 14%
hot rush with sweating 42%
to increase the mammary glands 14%
menopause sweating 42%
increased 14%
drowsiness 41%
increased axillary lymph nodes 14%
nails brittle 40%
oncology relatives 13%
suspiciousness 40%
genital neoplasms 13%
better lying down 36%
colostrum-like discharge from the nipples 13%
enlargement of the thyroid gland 36%
cancer in the anamnesis 13%
short sleep 36%
history of chest surgery 12%
vegetative vascular dystonia 35%
testicular cancer 12%
anxiety 33%
oncology in the anamnesis 12%
osteopenia 30%
tumors of the sebaceous glands 12%
visual impairment 28%
violation of the function of the testicles 12%
patient's condition 28%
gynecomastia 12%
thin-boned 21%
parenchymal hepatitis 12%
calcium 20%
inflammation 11%
refined 19%
pituitary tumors 11%
smoking desire 18%
seminoma 11%
rushing around 17%
family history of cancer 11%
alcohol dependence 16%
additional mammary gland 11%
weight fluctuations 16%
testesterone deficiency 11%
eats inedible 15%
chest compaction 11%
a European 15%
history of surgery 11%
smokes 15%
bad from alcohol 10%
bone fracture 15%
osteitis 10%
postmenopause 14%
nervous exhaustion 10%
heaviness in the body 13%
pain in the lymph nodes 10%
refusal to drink 13%
fat deposits 10%
emaciation 23% 8%
change in appetite 10%
rapid weight loss 23% 8%
germinogenic tumors 10%
dependence on parents 12%
paget's disease 10%
dependence on food 12%
hormonal disorders 10%
bronchial asthma 12%
increased endurance 10%
serious condition 11%
tumors of the adrenal glands 10%
a new patient 11%
hypothyroidism 9%
acute condition 10%
lymph node damage 9%
the fast man 10%
cirrhosis of the liver 9%
metabolic disorder 10%
enlarged lymph nodes 9%
drug disease 9%
pituitary gland diseases 9%
consequences of taking medications 9%
increased ESR 9%
lowered 17% 9%
painful swelling 9%
alcohol is abusing 17% 9%
bone deformation 8%
thin 15% 8%
aching 8%
dyspnea 8%
general intoxication syndrome 8%
aggressive 8%
muscle pain 8%
high height 8%
general weakness 8%
obesity 8%
hepatitis 8%
radiation therapy 8%
trauma 7%
gastrointestinal problems 7%
feeling of heat 7%
intoxication 7%
high temperature 7%
liver problems 7%
consequences of injuries 7%
post - castration syndrome 6%

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