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Results: Differences General ✘Urinary incontinence in women✘Ponytail syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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leakage of urine 59% —
spine protrusion — 66%
urinary incontinence 55% —
hernia intervertebral — 65%
urinary incontinence when coughing 44% —
spinal canal stenosis — 51%
urinary incontinence when running 33% —
hernia 2% 52%
hyperactive bladder in women 16% —
weakness in the legs — 48%
itching in the ears 15% —
paresis — 48%
urinary incontinence in women 15% —
leg weakness walking — 48%
not complete emptying of the bladder 15% —
pain in the sacrum — 47%
discharge from the urethra 14% —
skin anesthesia — 46%
worse when walking 14% —
ponytail tumor — 45%
irritation of the bladder 13% —
paretic gait — 45%
menopause 13% —
anesthesia — 44%
urinary incontinence in the morning 12% —
sciatica — 43%
imperative urge to urinate 12% —
lower paraparesis — 43%
cough after exercise 11% —
coccyx injury — 42%
nocturnal enuresis 11% —
muscle weakness 4% 45%
stress cough 11% —
spondylopathy — 41%
discomfort in the bladder 10% —
spinal abnormalities — 41%
fruits when running worse 10% —
weakness after illness 4% 44%
cough when walking 10% —
femoral nerve neuropathy — 40%
frequent urination at night 10% —
lumbosacral radiculitis — 40%
changes in urine 10% —
radiculitis — 40%
urinary incontinence during the day 10% —
hematoma — 39%
weakness of the sphincters 9% —
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar — 39%
involuntary laughter 9% —
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs — 38%
speeded up urination 9% —
lumbar spondyloarthrosis — 37%
weak stream of urine 9% —
weakness in the leg muscles — 37%
urge to urinate at night 9% —
libido decrease in women — 37%
urinary incontinence when walking 9% —
paresis of legs — 37%
difficulty urinating 9% —
pain in the lumbosacral region — 36%
urination disorder 9% —
metastases in the spine — 36%
worse from exercise 9% —
neurological disorders 7% 43%
urination rare 9% —
pain in the lumbosacral region — 35%
sudden urge to urinate 9% —
hematomyelia — 35%
bronchitis smoker 8% —
sciatic nerve neuropathy — 34%
postmenopause 8% —
pain gives in the groin — 34%
omission of internal organs 8% —
lumbar spinal cord — 34%
fistula 8% —
arachnoiditis — 34%
chronic urinary 8% —
meningioma — 34%
cystocele 8% —
constipation 5% 38%
urine is released drop by drop 8% —
acute pain — 33%
bladder interventions 8% —
lower back pain 2% 35%
urination painful 7% —
curvature of the spine — 33%
neurogenic bladder 7% —
ventriculitis — 32%
senile dementia 7% —
impressionability — 32%
little urine 7% —
anorgasmia — 32%
general tension 7% —
oncology 7% 39%
vaginal fistulas 7% —
lumbago — 31%
pain in the bladder 7% —
shooting back pain — 31%
bladder pressure 7% —
infringement of the sciatic nerve — 31%
surgery in the urethra 7% —
pinching nerves — 31%
bladder fistula 7% —
likes to walk — 31%
abdominal surgery 7% —
shooting pain in the lower back — 31%
cough worse at immobility 7% —
history of surgery 7% 37%
urinary incontinence during menopause 7% —
plexit — 30%
discomfort in the lower abdomen 7% —
back pain 2% 32%
lack of urge to urinate 7% —
myelitis — 30%
prolonged bronchitis 6% —
neurinoma — 30%
urine does not leave 6% —
fracture of the lumbar spine — 30%
Chronical bronchitis 6% —
dislocation of the vertebrae — 30%
weakness after stress 6% —
serous meningitis — 30%
chronic urethritis 6% —
sciatic nerve pain — 30%
back injury 6% —
high emotional sensitivity — 29%
bronchitis 6% —
pain goes in the back — 29%
cystitis in women 6% —
injury rate — 29%
urinary fistulas 6% —
spondyloarthrosis — 29%
acute bronchitis 6% —
shooting pains — 28%
impaired prostate function 6% —
decreased libido — 28%
does not control himself 6% —
pain gives in the leg — 28%
urine discharge when coughing 6% —
lipomas — 28%
the back does not hold 6% —
loss of touch — 28%
stones cough after bronchitis 6% —
delayed urination 10% 38%
infection genitourinary 6% —
pain in the lumbar back — 27%
urination when coughing 6% —
gastrointestinal problems 5% 32%
does not urinate 6% —
brain cancer — 27%
constipation from stress 6% —
constipation prolonged — 27%
dementia 6% —
weak erection — 27%
bladder injury 6% —
difficulty walking — 27%
chronic bronchitis unspecified 6% —
emotional — 27%
nerve damage 6% —
neuroses in children — 26%
feeling of residual urine 5% —
chest pain when coughing — 26%
lack of urination 5% —
hypotension with weakness — 26%
consequences of childbirth 5% —
osteochondrosis — 26%
hard to walk 5% —
atonic constipation — 25%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 5% —
cns tumors — 25%
genital neoplasms 5% —
recovery period 2% 27%
can not hold his head 5% —
intestinal dyskinesia — 25%
intensive physical load 5% —
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 25%
discomfort in the vagina 5% —
stage of recovery 2% 27%
cysts 5% —
strong character — 24%
uterine prolapse 5% —
tired when walking 4% 28%
uterine prolapse 5% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 2% 26%
cervical erosion 5% —
onset of illness 2% 26%
lower abdominal pain in women 5% —
trauma 7% 31%
helps others 5% —
weakness in the extremities — 24%
urination when sneezing 5% —
walks fast 6% 30%
epispadia 5% —
muscle atrophy — 24%
rectocele 5% —
meningitis — 24%
senile colpitis 5% —
inflammation of the brain — 23%
birth trauma 5% —
tingling — 23%

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