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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Urinary incontinence in womenVaginal relaxation syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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can't hold urine 100% 37%
bartholinitis 84%
urinary incontinence when coughing 48%
cervical erosion 4% 74%
involuntary urination during coughing 48%
lot of moles 70%
urinary incontinence when running 30%
endometriosis 66%
urinary incontinence 54% 24%
cysts 64%
urinary incontinence in the elderly 21%
vaginal relaxation syndrome 54%
itching in the ears 14%
astigmatism 46%
hyperactive bladder in women 14%
tooth decay 45%
not complete emptying of the bladder 13%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 38%
imperative urge to urinate 11%
prolapse of the posterior wall of the vagina 34%
urinary incontinence in the morning 11%
enterocele 33%
menopause sweating 10%
prolapse of the anterior wall of the vagina 33%
nocturnal enuresis 10%
pain during sexual intercourse 4% 37%
stress cough 10%
pain in the vagina 5% 37%
discomfort in the bladder 9%
connective tissue dysplasia 32%
urinary incontinence during the day 9%
prolapse of the uterus and vagina 31%
urinary incontinence when walking 9%
spraying a stream of urine when urinating 31%
frequent urination at night 9%
ovarian insufficiency 4% 33%
delayed urination 9%
vaginal spasm 28%
difficulty urinating 8%
ovarian hypofunction 4% 32%
cough 8%
incontinence of feces 3% 31%
sudden urge to urinate 8%
defecation during urination 3% 31%
urination rare 8%
incomplete bowel emptying 28%
involuntary laughter 8%
discomfort in the vagina 4% 31%
urge to urinate at night 8%
up strong 27%
bronchitis smoker 8%
hypoestrogenism 26%
discomfort in the lower abdomen 7%
urethral syndrome 26%
neurological disorders 7%
vaginal wall prolapse 3% 29%
bladder fistula 7%
appendages of the uterus 3% 29%
bladder pressure 7%
uterine prolapse 4% 29%
chronic urinary 7%
vaginal tears 24%
urine is released drop by drop 7%
rectocele 5% 29%
bladder interventions 7%
protrusion of fornix 24%
walks fast 6%
perineal rupture 24%
does not control himself 6%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 2% 26%
neurogenic bladder 6%
postmenopause 7% 31%
urine discharge when coughing 6%
spits 23%
urinary incontinence during menopause 6%
hypobulia 23%
urination when coughing 6%
postpartum obesity 23%
the back does not hold 6%
the stool is weak 23%
pain in the bladder 6%
omission of the pelvic organs 23%
cough worse at immobility 6%
patient's condition 5% 28%
senile dementia 6%
history of surgery 7% 30%
abdominal surgery 6%
constipation 5% 28%
cancer 6%
lowered 5% 27%
pain when urinating 5%
artificial climax 22%
impaired prostate function 5%
allgrove syndrome 22%
birth trauma 5%
venous mesh on legs 21%
bladder exstrophy 5%
varicose veins of the legs 21%
lower abdominal pain in women 5%
weakness of the ligamentous apparatus 21%
episiotomy 5%
in the morning listlessness 21%
vulgar 5%
vaginal atresia 20%
frequent urination in the morning 5%
gastrointestinal problems 4% 24%
abdominal discomfort 5%
cystocele 8% 28%
pain during urination 5%
urination disorder 8% 28%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 5%
stool is large 3% 23%
multiple sclerosis 5%
veins swelling on the legs 20%
frequent colds 5%
endometrial cancer 20%
spinal cord injury 5%
vulva infections 3% 22%
spinal injury 5%
overweight 2% 21%
coughing when changing body position 5%
veins bloating 19%
cystitis in women 5%
zpr fatigue from the disease 2% 20%
weakness after stress 5%
volitional disorders 18%
dementia 5%
cough asthmatic 18%
infection genitourinary 5%
large fruit 3% 21%
chronic urethritis 5%
muscle damage 18%
nerve damage 5%
weakness after illness 4% 22%
back injury 5%
connective tissue weakness 17%
little urine 5%
asthmatic bronchitis 17%
bronchitis 5%
protrusion of the posterior fornix of the uterus 17%
urinary fistulas 5%
weak ligaments 17%
urination cystitis 5%
marfan syndrome 17%
sharp cough 5%
cough obstructive 17%
tired when walking 4%
fighting 17%
secondary parkinsonism 4%
severe childbirth 17%
urethral cancer 4%
urethral polyp 17%
diabetic neuropathy 4%
overwork 4% 21%
deterioration postpartum 4%
vulvovaginitis 3% 20%
periodic illness 4%
constipation from stress 5% 22%
discharge from the genital tract 4%
increased 6% 23%
obesity 3st 4%
fecal incontinence in women 17%
painful swelling 4%
endocervicitis 16%
fatigue in the legs 4%
collagenosis 16%
strong cough 4%
delayed puberty 16%
polyuria 4%
intermittent constipation 16%
sediment urine 4%
removal of the uterine body 16%
control issues 4%
prolapse of the urethral mucosa 16%
skewed pelvis 4%
weakness of the ligaments 16%
tumors of the rectum 4%
gases from the vagina 16%
cognitive disorders 4%
natural childbirth 16%
pain in the tendons 4%
feces does not come out 16%
urethritis 4%
operations on the vagina and cervix 16%
muscle rupture 4%
hernia of the abdomen 16%
lack of urination 4%
vaginitis 4% 20%
drug disease 4%
consequences of pregnancy 5% 21%
cysts 4%
large child 3% 19%
spinal cord tumors 4%
urethral stricture 3% 19%
hard to walk 4%
senile colpitis 4% 20%
can not hold his head 4%
vaginal hysterectomy 15%
intensive physical load 4%
ovarian tumors 15%

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