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Results: Differences General	✘Foreign body of the bladder	✘Oxalosis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 51%(3) 71%(3) Ultrasound of the organ 31%(0) 36%(0) General blood test 33%(1) 22%(1) Endoscopy 44%(0) — Radiography of the area 31%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
foreign body of the urethra	70%	—
oxalaturia	—	71%
urinary fistulas	57%	—
kidney stones	—	56%
pain in the bladder	54%	—
kidney diseases	—	51%
bladder interventions	51%	—
calcium	—	51%
pyuria	51%	—
renal colic	—	49%
bladder fistula	50%	—
nephropathy	—	44%
cystitis in men	45%	—
colic	—	41%
congestion the consequences of masturbation	42%	—
need for chocolate	—	40%
urination painful	42%	—
crystalluria	—	39%
surgery in the urethra	40%	—
weakness of the bladder	—	39%
cystitis in women	39%	—
purulent discharge from the urethra	—	38%
abdominal pain is worse from movement	39%	—
calcification	—	38%
intermittent urine discharge	38%	—
osteoporosis	—	36%
suppuration with fistulas	38%	—
broths	—	36%
foreign body of the vagina	38%	—
kidney failure	—	35%
urination cystitis	36%	—
interstitial nephritis	—	35%
stones of the urethra	36%	—
lack of desires	—	35%
intermittent urination	36%	—
nocturnal enuresis	—	34%
lower abdominal pain	36%	—
calcinates	—	34%
pain throughout the body	36%	—
delayed stages of development	—	34%
a history of endoscopic surgery	35%	—
urethritis	—	33%
pain when moving	35%	—
anomalies of labor activity	—	33%
urination disorder	35%	—
croup	—	32%
history of surgery	33%	—
renal hypertension	—	31%
necrosis	33%	—
spasms in the heart	—	31%
fistula	32%	—
pressure jumps	—	31%
gunshot wounds	31%	—
uremia	—	31%
chronic cystitis	31%	—
urinary incontinence	—	30%
worse from movement	30%	—
need for fats	—	30%
masturbation	30%	—
infection genitourinary	—	30%
objects are reduced	30%	—
symptomatic arterial hypertension	—	30%
allergy to chemicals	30%	—
childhood diseases	—	29%
abdominal pain	29%	—
increased calcium	—	29%
delayed urination	27%	—
decreased calcium	—	28%
often abdominal pain	27%	—
increased appetite	—	28%
changes in urine	26%	—
patient's condition	—	28%
speeded up urination	25%	—
oncology	—	28%
cystitis	55%	28%
chronic kidney failure	—	27%
encrusting cystitis	23%	—
fever weakness	—	27%
severe fever	22%	—
chronic kidney disease	—	27%
general intoxication syndrome	21%	—
likes to be examined	—	27%
helps others	20%	—
age 4 years	—	27%
consequences of surgery	19%	—
protein in the urine	—	26%
allergy	19%	—
effects of poisoning	—	26%
wound	19%	—
liver failure	—	26%
there are no complaints	18%	—
responsible	—	25%
stones in the bladder	36%	24%
general weakness	—	25%
inflammation	38%	28%
congestive kidney	—	25%
consequences of taking medications	25%	20%
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	24%
there is heart failure	—	24%
heart failure	—	24%
spasm	—	23%
liver problems	—	23%
lags behind in the development	—	23%
hypertension	—	22%
weakness after illness	—	22%
impaired arterial function	—	21%
increased	17%	33%
pyelonephritis	25%	40%
inflammation of the kidneys	23%	38%
intoxication	19%	31%
lowered	17%	27%
frequent cystitis	37%	43%
fever in the body	23%	26%
worse from the heat	23%	26%
feeling of heat	19%	22%
high temperature	19%	22%

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