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Results: Differences General ✘Hyperactivity of the bladder✘Calculous prostatitis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%11%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —46%
imperative urge to urinate 53% —
prostatitis 29% 64%
cystitis 50% —
prostate adenoma prostatitis — 28%
inconclusive urge to urinate 47% —
genital neoplasms — 22%
burning when urinating 42% —
inflammation 15% 36%
urinary incontinence 38% —
stones of the urethra — 21%
cystitis from hypothermia 37% —
prostate echogenicity increased prostate — 21%
burning in the bladder 32% —
pain in the perineum in men — 19%
pain in the bladder 31% —
shape of the prostate is correct — 19%
can't hold urine 29% —
prostate abscess — 18%
acute cystitis 28% —
pain in the anus in men — 17%
difficulty urinating 41% 12%
urination with blood — 17%
burning in the urethra 25% —
stones in the bladder — 17%
frequent urination at night 23% —
lower abdominal pain in men — 17%
genital herpes 21% —
benign neoplasms — 17%
headache in schoolchildren 21% —
pubic pain in men — 17%
irritation of the bladder 17% —
prostate cyst — 16%
illness after hypothermia 16% —
intermittent urine discharge — 16%
urination painful 27% 10%
bacterial prostatitis — 16%
tea is worse 11% —
oncology — 16%
hyperactive bladder in women 11% —
pulling pain in — 15%
does not urinate 11% —
pulling pain when urinating — 15%
urination incomplete 10% —
blood in semen — 15%
pulling abdominal pain 23% 11%
adenomectomy — 15%
frequent urination during the day 10% —
pain in the groin area — 15%
urethritis 22% 12%
genital tuberculosis — 15%
frequent urination in the morning 8% —
saliuria — 15%
worse from coffee 8% —
discharge from the urethra — 14%
nocturnal enuresis 7% —
pulling pains in the lower abdomen — 14%
urine does not leave 7% —
prostate pain — 14%
falls in the elderly 7% —
disease dull abdominal pain — 14%
lack of urination 7% —
urethral stricture — 14%
a difficult life 6% —
urethral syndrome — 13%
parkinson's disease 6% —
scrotum pain — 13%
menopause 6% —
acute prostatitis — 13%
i've seen it somewhere 6% —
prostate cancer — 13%
osteopenia 6% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 13%
impatient 6% —
prostatitis chronic — 13%
refusal to drink 6% —
urethral injuries — 13%
speech slurred 5% —
rashes on the genitals — 12%
madness 5% —
genital pain in women — 12%
poor sleep 5% —
obstructive uropathy — 12%
delirium 5% —
erection painful — 12%
stroke 5% —
often abdominal pain — 11%
bone fracture 5% —
infection genitourinary — 11%
no discharge 5% —
lower abdominal pain — 11%
impaired nervous system function 5% —
pain in the rectum — 11%
consequences of a fracture 5% —
weak erection — 11%
indecision 5% —
pain in the sacrum — 11%
elderly patients 5% —
history of surgery 4% 14%
I can't be alone 5% —
blood diseases — 10%
confusion of consciousness 5% —
sedentary lifestyle — 10%
damage to the nervous system 4% —
rash pustules — 10%
patient's condition 4% —
congestive prostatitis — 10%
weak stream of urine 18% 12%
changes in the blood — 9%
STDs 16% 11%
abdominal pain — 9%
abscess — 9%
tuberculosis — 9%
pain in the intestines — 9%
childhood diseases — 8%
cancer — 8%
kidney diseases — 8%
feeling of bruising — 8%
aching — 8%
prostatitis in children — 7%
drug disease 4% 8%
impaired prostate function 22% 25%
trauma 4% 7%
prostate adenoma 23% 24%

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