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Results: Differences General ✘Urinary retention✘Chronic pelvic pain syndrome in men
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 64%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —20%
difficulty urinating 60% 8%
constant pain — 20%
intermittent urination 47% —
neurological pain — 18%
benign neoplasms 38% —
neurogenic pain — 17%
impaired prostate function 50% 17%
back pain — 16%
urination rare 31% —
muscle pain — 16%
pain in the bladder 26% —
acute back pain — 16%
urine is released drop by drop 20% —
pain during ejaculation — 15%
neurogenic bladder 20% —
periodic illness — 15%
painful urination 29% 7%
depression — 15%
weak stream of urine 35% 14%
aching — 15%
prostate adenoma prostatitis 18% —
polyneuropathy — 15%
prostatitis 39% 19%
mood disorder — 14%
prostate enlargement 17% —
on palpation of the urethra is painful — 14%
cataract 14% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 14%
acute prostatitis 25% 9%
local heat is better — 14%
stones of the urethra 13% —
senile asthenia syndrome — 14%
nocturnal enuresis 12% —
desire for spices — 14%
urethral syndrome 11% —
itching in the urethra — 14%
phimosis 11% —
sarcopenia — 14%
s eyes cloudy 11% —
fear of pain — 14%
delayed urination 10% —
diabetic neuropathy — 14%
I can't be alone 10% —
pain in the muscles of the back — 14%
not complete emptying of the bladder 9% —
feeling of bruising — 14%
stomach pain from worries 8% —
he feels like an old man — 14%
acute urinary 8% —
neurological disorders 3% 17%
stomach tense 8% —
responsible — 13%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen 8% —
better from heat — 13%
blood clots in the urine 8% —
constant joint pain — 13%
urination with blood 7% —
heart dysfunction — 13%
dense urethra 7% —
CHD — 13%
foreign body of the urethra 7% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 13%
anuria 7% —
better bathing — 13%
foreign body of the bladder 7% —
constant aching pain — 13%
swelling of genitals 7% —
trauma — 13%
pain in the perineum 7% —
speeded up urination — 13%
lower abdominal pain 15% 7%
spinal fracture — 13%
acute abdominal pains 6% —
bacterial prostatitis 6% 19%
no discharge 6% —
acute pain 4% 17%
sharp pain in the stomach 6% —
diabetes mellitus — 12%
does not urinate 6% —
cystitis — 12%
abdominal pain from experiences 6% —
postherpetic neuralgia — 12%
pain when urinating 6% —
orthopedic implant — 12%
pain during urination 6% —
urethral polyp — 12%
sharp abdominal pain 6% —
pain after a fracture — 12%
feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen 6% —
arthritis with pain — 12%
heaviness in the lower abdomen 6% —
back pain is aching — 12%
tension in the bladder area 6% —
increased — 12%
sudden onset 6% —
joint replacement in the anamnesis — 12%
heaviness in the bladder 6% —
relaxation — 12%
chronic urinary 6% —
bladder cancer — 12%
heaviness in the abdomen 5% —
gastrointestinal problems — 12%
kidney pain area 5% —
pain in the feet permanent — 12%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 5% —
prostate volume is reduced — 12%
kidney stones 5% —
bursitis — 12%
renal colic 5% —
pain in the entire spine — 12%
stomach pain 5% —
the pain is worse lying down — 12%
psychosomatics 5% —
vitamin d deficiency — 12%
lack of urination 5% —
takes antidepressants — 12%
acute abdomen 5% —
worse at rest — 11%
purulent discharge from the urethra 5% —
back aching — 11%
bleeding from the bladder 5% —
polymorbidity — 11%
constantly complains 5% —
metastases — 11%
burning in the urethra 18% 11%
intermittent urine discharge — 11%
mental shock 4% —
aching pain in the anus — 11%
illness from stress 4% —
STDs — 11%
shock states of various genesis 4% —
better from warm water — 11%
effects of shock 4% —
falls in the elderly — 11%
muscular dystrophy 4% —
back injury — 11%
sudden onset 4% —
worse from movement — 11%
swelling 4% —
constipation — 11%
effects of drugs 4% —
premature ejaculation — 11%
colic 4% —
frequent cystitis — 11%
agitation 4% —
arthrosis — 11%
consequences of psychotrauma 4% —
poor sleep — 11%
prostatitis chronic 14% 9%
spinal injury — 11%
scarring 3% —
fear of work — 11%
lags behind in the development 3% —
pain in the lumbar back — 11%
bleeding 3% —
terminal leakage of urine — 11%
prostate cancer 13% 9%
history of surgery 4% 15%
oncology 18% 14%
cancer 3% 14%
imbalance — 11%
constant weakness — 10%
worse from water — 10%
trichomoniasis in women — 10%
nsaid-gastropathy — 10%
chronic arthritis — 10%
irritation of the anus — 10%
medicinal arthropathy — 10%
pain throughout the body — 10%
elderly patients — 10%
aspermatism — 10%
obesity with a good appetite — 10%
bone fracture — 10%
pain during exercise — 10%
herpes zoster — 10%
painful swelling — 10%
insomnia from fear — 10%
varicose veins of the pelvis — 10%
more often in old age — 10%
pain worse at immobility — 10%
lower back pain — 10%
sensations in the legs — 10%
executive — 10%
arthritis — 10%
shows genitals — 10%
feeling of residual urine — 10%
sedentary lifestyle — 10%
cancer pain — 10%
insomnia from pain — 10%
psychologist — 10%
leakage of urine — 10%
pain when moving — 10%
cognitive disorders — 10%
lowered 3% 13%
consequences of infection 3% 13%
inflammation 6% 16%
pain in the legs — 10%
joint pain — 10%
trichomoniasis — 10%
chronic anal fissure — 10%

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