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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Recurrence of prostate cancerRecurrence of stomach cancer
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%(5)85%(2)
FGDS 100%(0)
Cancer markers 100%(2)
Histological studies 6%(0)57%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 19%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 33%
impaired prostate function 17%
gastric adenocarcinoma 32%
prostate enlargement 15%
stomach removed 32%
genital neoplasms 15%
stomach tumors 31%
bone cancer 15%
vindictiveness stomach 21%
bone metastases 14%
gastric resection 21%
metastases in the spine 14%
peritoneal carcinomatosis 20%
prostate volume is reduced 13%
bursting pain in the stomach 20%
tumors of the rectum 13%
eats in small portions 19%
sarcoma of the spine 13%
nausea is worse after eating 19%
osteosarcoma 13%
distension of the upper abdomen 19%
pathological fracture 13%
heaviness in the upper abdomen 19%
effects of radiation 12%
impaired gastric function 4% 22%
pain in the bones 12%
small bowel cancer 18%
acute urinary 12%
abdominal pain worse after eating 18%
prostate-specific antigen general increased 12%
recurrence of stomach cancer 18%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum 12%
swelling in the stomach 18%
hematuria 11%
heaviness in the stomach after eating 18%
weak erection 11%
feeling of overflow of the stomach 17%
intermittent urine discharge 11%
bursting abdominal pain 17%
pain after a fracture 11%
pain in the spleen 17%
rectal cancer 11%
ascites 17%
lymphosarcoma 11%
heaviness in the epigastrium after eating 17%
urination disorder 11%
stomach pain after eating 17%
spinal injury 11%
heaviness in the epigastric 16%
prostate pain 11%
appetite immediately after eating 16%
spinal fracture 11%
abdominal pain after eating 16%
metastatic brain tumors 10%
heaviness after eating 16%
frequent urination at night 10%
tumors of the spleen 15%
surgery in the urethra 10%
epigastric discomfort 15%
urge to urinate at night 10%
nausea after eating 15%
painful urination 10%
abdominal distension 15%
pain in the groin area 10%
mental fatigue 15%
touching is better 10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% 21%
intermittent urination 10%
digestive disorders 15%
effects of hormone 10%
heaviness in the abdomen 14%
pain in the bones legs 10%
hemorrhagic cystitis 14%
speeded up urination 10%
abdominal distension a 14%
bone fracture 10%
no feeling of hunger 4% 18%
brain tumor 9%
reduced efficiency 14%
prostate adenoma 9%
abdominal pain during meals 14%
trauma 9%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 14%
osteonecrosis of the jaw 9%
leukemia 13%
intestinal tumor 9%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 13%
kidney cancer 9%
bursting 13%
pain in the bones of the pelvis 8%
abdominal discomfort 13%
lung adenocarcinoma 8%
fluid in the abdomen 13%
neutropenia 8%
removed organs 13%
recurrence of prostate cancer 8%
no appetite 6% 19%
back pain 8%
liver pain 13%
up radiation sickness 8%
decreased intelligence 12%
recurrence of lung cancer 8%
history of liver surgery 12%
a serious man 8%
stomach nausea 12%
blood in feces 8%
intestinal obstruction 12%
erection painful 8%
abdominal pain with nausea 12%
screams during examination 8%
cancer in the anamnesis 12% 24%
urinary incontinence 8%
pain in the veins 12%
burning when urinating 8%
skin cancer 12%
gastrointestinal problems 8%
enlarged lymph nodes 12%
compression of the spinal cord 8%
abdominal pain with vomiting 12%
can't hold urine 8%
appendages of the uterus 11%
injury of the ureter 7%
high height 11%
prostate echogenicity is lowered 7%
oncology in the anamnesis 11% 22%
bleeding 7%
metastases 14% 25%
cancerous cachexia 7%
stomach pain 11%
massage worse 7%
pale skin 11%
mild radiation sickness 7%
consequences of surgery 6% 16%
shows genitals 7%
overwork 10%
postoperative pain 7%
worse before eating 4% 14%
better in morning 7%
tumour in the abdomen 8% 18%
constipation 7%
thin 5% 15%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 7%
abdominal pain 10%
orchiectomy 7%
soreness of the skin 10%
obstructive uropathy 7%
lowered 5% 15%
bronchial adenoma 7%
aggressive 5% 15%
pain in the ureter 7%
cystitis 3% 12%
big man 7%
change in appetite 5% 14%
lymph node damage 7%
nausea during meals 4% 13%
prostatitis 7%
cancer 12% 21%
testesterone deficiency 7%
history of surgery 10% 19%
worse during day 6%
history of laparoscopic surgery 7% 16%
difficulty urinating at night 6%
eats 4% 13%
worse at 7 am 6%
oncology 11% 20%
worse in morning 6%
worse during meals 3% 11%
consequences of infection 6%
abdominal surgery 3% 11%
fracture of the lumbar spine 6%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 6% 14%
better in afternoon 6%
pain in the lymph nodes 5% 13%
back pain thoracic 6%
worse food 3% 11%
hypotrophy 6%
kidney adenocarcinoma 9% 16%
back injury 6%
nausea vomiting 4% 11%
consequence of hormone treatment 6%
muscle pain 4% 11%
cerebral radiation sickness 6%
pain in the intestines 4% 11%
impaired lung function 6%
nausea from pain 4% 11%
greed 6%
vomiting 7% 14%
drug disease 6%
aching 4% 10%
hip fracture 6%
bowel cancer 7% 13%
suspicion 6%
general weakness 6% 11%
shrunken bladder 6%
increased 9% 14%
metastases to the lungs 6%
weight change 6% 11%
decrease in alkaline phosphatase 6%
feeling of heat 5% 10%
impotence 6%
liver metastases 11% 16%

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