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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Bleeding from the bladderNeurogenic bladder
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General blood test 81%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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frequent stools 82%
inconclusive urge to urinate 19%
urinary incontinence 70% 24%
difficulty urinating 16%
bleeding from the bladder 43%
speeded up urination 16%
can't hold urine 73% 29%
delayed urination 15%
bleeding 38%
sluggish baby 12%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 36%
irritation of the bladder 9%
gonorrhea in the anamnesis 34%
neurogenic bladder 9%
cold knees 32%
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia 8%
gonorrheal urethritis 31%
paralysis 7%
consequences of acute respiratory 31%
weak stream of urine 7%
frequent colds in childhood 30%
urination disorder 6%
acute urethritis 30%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 6%
cold legs 27%
urination incomplete 6%
urethritis 26%
demyelinating diseases 6%
gonorrhea 26%
shrunken bladder 5%
gout 26%
not complete emptying of the bladder 5%
red urine 26%
volume of residual urine is reduced 5%
distracted 26%
terminal leakage of urine 5%
acute blood loss 25%
volume of residual urine is increased 5%
endocervicitis 25%
hydroureter 4%
rheumatism 23%
spinal cord tumors 4%
bruise 22%
consequences of taking medications 4%
intra-phase infections 21%
vesicoureteral reflux 4%
vulva infections 21%
pain before urination 4%
vulvovaginitis 21%
obstructive uropathy 4%
patient is motionless 18%
urethral injuries 4%
pain in the bladder 24% 5%
muscle hypertonus 4%
cancer 17%
chronic pyelonephritis 4%
acute pain 17%
lack of urination 4%
consequences of infection 16%
pyelitis 4%
inflammation of the kidneys 21% 3%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 4%
blood diseases 16%
ear tumors 4%
kidney diseases 17% 3%
leakage of urine 4%
increased 15% 3%
frequent cystitis 4%
patient's condition 15% 3%
feeling of residual urine 4%
oncology 15% 3%
lack of urge to urinate 4%
inflammation 15% 4%
lowered 4%
history of surgery 4%
damage to the nervous system 4%
lot of tasks 4%
ear cholesteatoma 4%
tuberculoma of the brain 4%
difficulty urinating in men 4%
generic tumor 4%
severe childbirth 4%
lumbar spinal cord 4%
chronic kidney failure 3%
consequences of childbirth 3%
inflammation of the brain 3%
traumatic illness 3%
little urine 3%
brain tumors 3%
neuralgia 3%
sweating is increased 3%
stroke 3%
neuritis 3%
congestive kidney 3%
brain tumor 3%
kidney failure 3%
leukoencephalitis 3%
consequences of vaccinations 3%
painful swelling 3%
impaired nervous system function 3%
underdevelopment 3%
pyelonephritis 3%
meningoencephalitis 3%
birth trauma 3%
bladder interventions 3%
urination painful 3%
lower abdominal pain 3%
spasm 3%
no discharge 3%
hypertension 3%
myelopathy 3%
frequent urination at night 3%
often abdominal pain 3%
brain damage 3%
operative delivery 3%
trauma 3%
pain in the groin area 3%
fundamental 3%
cystitis 3%
ganglia 3%
consequences of surgery 2%
radiation damage 2%
diabetes mellitus 2%
angioplasty 2%
there are no complaints 2%
abdominal pain 2%
impaired arterial function 2%
drug disease 2%
stones in the bladder 2%

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