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Results: Differences General	✘Malignant tumors of the spinal cord	✘Recurrence of prostate cancer
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2) 38%(5) Cancer markers — 100%(2) MRI of the brain 59%(0) 4%(0) Histological studies 42%(0) 6%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	26%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	19%
spinal cord tumors	25%	—
impaired prostate function	—	17%
spastic paralysis	21%	—
bone cancer	—	15%
neck pain	17%	—
genital neoplasms	—	15%
the back does not hold	17%	—
prostate enlargement	—	15%
brain cancer	23%	5%
metastases in the spine	—	14%
cough when moving	16%	—
bone metastases	—	14%
paralysis of the lower extremities	15%	—
pathological fracture	—	13%
malignant tumors of the spinal cord	14%	—
osteosarcoma	—	13%
paresis	14%	—
sarcoma of the spine	—	13%
neck swelling	14%	—
tumors of the rectum	—	13%
paralysis	14%	—
prostate volume is reduced	—	13%
compression myelopathy	13%	—
effects of radiation	—	12%
pain when touched	12%	—
adenocarcinoma of the rectum	—	12%
pain in the cervical spine	12%	—
prostate-specific antigen general increased	—	12%
pain from sudden movements	12%	—
pain in the bones	—	12%
flaccid paralysis syndrome	11%	—
acute urinary	—	12%
walks fast	11%	—
urination disorder	—	11%
dislocation of the vertebrae	11%	—
rectal cancer	—	11%
tetraparesis	11%	—
pain after a fracture	—	11%
paralysis of the limbs	11%	—
intermittent urine discharge	—	11%
muscle weakness	11%	—
weak erection	—	11%
violation of pain sensitivity	11%	—
spinal injury	—	11%
worse from sudden movements	11%	—
prostate pain	—	11%
skin anesthesia	17%	4%
hematuria	—	11%
sharp cough	11%	—
liver metastases	—	11%
pain in the cervical	11%	—
spinal fracture	—	11%
pain in the ribs	10%	—
frequent urination at night	—	10%
myelopathy	10%	—
there are no complaints	—	10%
paresis of the hand	10%	—
surgery in the urethra	—	10%
pain in the collarbone	10%	—
effects of hormone	—	10%
leg weakness walking	10%	—
speeded up urination	—	10%
hypersensitivity of the skin	10%	—
pain in the bones legs	—	10%
pain in the lower extremities	10%	—
painful urination	—	10%
decreased skin sensitivity	10%	—
bone fracture	—	10%
breast cancer	10%	—
intermittent urination	—	10%
pain in the shoulder blades	10%	—
touching is better	—	10%
paresis of legs	10%	—
urge to urinate at night	—	10%
incontinence of feces	10%	—
pain in the groin area	—	10%
acute back pain	10%	—
kidney adenocarcinoma	—	9%
headache in the back of the head	10%	—
prostate adenoma	—	9%
weakness in the extremities	9%	—
osteonecrosis of the jaw	—	9%
pain when moving	9%	—
liver cancer	—	9%
increased ESR	9%	—
intestinal tumor	—	9%
gangrene	9%	—
trauma	—	9%
weakness in the legs	9%	—
nausea	—	9%
anesthesia	17%	6%
kidney cancer	—	9%
limbs pain	9%	—
urinary incontinence	—	8%
breast tumor	9%	—
recurrence of prostate cancer	—	8%
spasmodic pain	9%	—
a serious man	—	8%
bedsores	9%	—
blood in feces	—	8%
contracture	9%	—
pain in the bones of the pelvis	—	8%
hypotension	8%	—
erection painful	—	8%
sensations in the legs	8%	—
lung adenocarcinoma	—	8%
worse from movement	8%	—
neutropenia	—	8%
protein with increased	8%	—
can't hold urine	—	8%
headaches	7%	—
recurrence of lung cancer	—	8%
migrating larva	13%	4%
screams during examination	—	8%
brain tumor	18%	9%
burning when urinating	—	8%
cns tumors	13%	5%
consequences of taking medications	—	8%
brain tumors	12%	5%
periodic illness	—	8%
acute pain	12%	6%
compression of the spinal cord	—	8%
sensations in the extremities	9%	3%
tumour in the abdomen	—	8%
cancer pain	10%	4%
up radiation sickness	—	8%
solid tumors	10%	4%
gastrointestinal problems	—	8%
neurological disorders	10%	5%
bronchial adenoma	—	7%
constant pain	8%	3%
injury of the ureter	—	7%
skin problems	7%	2%
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	7%
change in appetite	10%	5%
postoperative pain	—	7%
general weakness	11%	6%
orchiectomy	—	7%
painful swelling	15%	11%
pain in the ureter	—	7%
history of surgery	14%	10%
cancerous cachexia	—	7%
back pain	12%	8%
lymph node damage	—	7%
oncology	15%	11%
big man	—	7%
onset of illness	10%	6%
testesterone deficiency	—	7%
aching	8%	4%
frequent imperative urge to urinate	—	7%
pain chest	8%	4%
bowel cancer	—	7%
muscle pain	8%	4%
prostatitis	—	7%
cough	8%	4%
prostate echogenicity is lowered	—	7%
cancer	16%	12%
bleeding	—	7%
massage worse	—	7%
shows genitals	—	7%
constipation	—	7%
risk ii	—	7%
obstructive uropathy	—	7%
vomiting	—	7%
benign neoplasms	—	7%
better in morning	—	7%
mild radiation sickness	—	7%
better in afternoon	—	6%
shrunken bladder	—	6%
difficulty urinating at night	—	6%
back pain thoracic	—	6%
suspicion	—	6%
back injury	—	6%
consequence of hormone treatment	—	6%
anemia	—	6%
greed	—	6%
fracture of the lumbar spine	—	6%
consequences of infection	—	6%
attacks of pain	—	6%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	6%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	—	6%
fracture of the thoracic spine	—	6%
hip fracture	—	6%
impotence	—	6%
worse at 7 am	—	6%
surgical infections	—	6%
worse in morning	—	6%
worse during day	—	6%
metastases	8%	14%
burning at night	—	6%
cerebral radiation sickness	—	6%
decrease in alkaline phosphatase	—	6%
recovery period	—	6%
better to be alone	—	6%
metastases to the lungs	—	6%
angioplasty	—	6%
drug disease	—	6%
hypotrophy	—	6%
shortened cycle	—	6%
stage of recovery	—	6%

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