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Results: Differences Similar ✘Prolapse of the urethral mucosa✘Hydroureter
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Distinctive symptoms
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swelling of the labia 74% —
ormond's disease — 84%
dense urethra 68% —
obstructive uropathy — 79%
urethral injuries 64% —
megaureter — 77%
pain in the urethra 63% —
urethral stricture — 76%
ovarian hypofunction 55% —
chronic kidney failure — 71%
ovarian insufficiency 55% —
pain in the ureter — 71%
mitral valve 54% —
renal colic — 70%
irritation of the urethra 51% —
gestational pyelonephritis — 67%
urethral syndrome 51% —
pain in the groin area — 67%
discharge from the urethra 50% —
congenital abnormalities of the ureter — 66%
painful urination 48% —
prostate adenoma — 65%
redness of the labia 48% —
kidney failure — 65%
abdominal injuries during pregnancy 48% —
tartar — 64%
redness of the vulva 44% —
tumors of the ureter — 62%
difficulty urinating in women 44% —
chronic kidney disease — 61%
urination incontinence 43% —
pain from the back to the stomach — 61%
constipation prolonged 43% —
ureteritis — 61%
constipation 43% —
vesicoureteral reflux — 61%
burning in the urethra 43% —
colic — 59%
urine is caustic 42% —
kidney disease — 59%
atonic constipation 41% —
pain in the perineum in men — 59%
myxedema 41% —
congestive kidney — 58%
intestinal dyskinesia 41% —
large stones in the bladder — 57%
menopause 40% —
prostate cancer — 57%
patient's condition 39% —
inflammation — 55%
does not like touching 39% —
plaque on the teeth — 55%
acute urinary 38% —
hydrourethronephrosis — 55%
urinary incontinence in women 38% —
diverticulum of the ureter — 55%
hormonal disorders 38% —
pain in the kidneys and groin — 55%
intensive physical load 38% —
urethral cancer — 53%
consequences of abdominal trauma 37% —
kidney pain area — 53%
lack of urination 36% —
diverticulum of the urethra — 53%
feeling of isolation 35% —
urethrocele — 53%
abdominal pregnancy 35% —
impaired prostate function — 52%
clitoris 35% —
kidney cyst — 51%
the bridle 35% —
feeling of blockage — 51%
bladder injury 35% —
lower abdominal pain in men — 51%
blue veins 34% —
heaviness in the lower abdomen — 51%
urethritis 33% —
urethra valves — 49%
hypertension during pregnancy 33% —
lower abdominal pain — 49%
control issues 32% —
ovarian apoplexy — 48%
urination with blood 32% —
injury of the ureter — 48%
sediment urine 32% —
multiple stones in the bladder — 48%
consequences of injuries 32% —
benign neoplasms — 48%
arterial hypertension in children 32% —
bowel cancer — 47%
weakness of the ligaments 31% —
leukocyturia — 47%
mucous stools 31% —
ureteral stricture — 47%
ligament injury 31% —
pain gives in the groin — 45%
changes in feces 31% —
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder — 44%
foreign body sensation 31% —
feeling of residual urine — 44%
up circulatory disorders 31% —
cancer — 44%
postmenopause 31% —
cysts and polyps — 44%
abdominal injuries 30% —
urination incomplete — 44%
red legs 30% —
little urine — 43%
infection genitourinary 29% —
lymphosarcoma — 43%
urinary incontinence 29% —
intestinal tumor — 43%
urination disorder 63% 33%
pain in the perineum in women — 43%
cystitis 28% —
discomfort when urinating — 43%
venous congestion 27% —
chills — 42%
warts 27% —
cervical cancer — 42%
inflammatory infiltrate 27% —
testicular pain — 42%
swelling of the legs 26% —
the pain spreads upwards — 42%
blood loss 25% —
prostate enlargement — 42%
intestinal mucosa 25% —
onset of illness — 42%
sensations in the legs 25% —
intestinal colic — 42%
obesity 25% —
diabetes insipidus — 42%
consequences of physical exertion 25% —
kidney hypertrophy — 41%
burns 24% —
broths — 41%
dependence on plastic surgery 24% —
nephropathy — 41%
consequences of childbirth 24% —
rectal cancer — 41%
overweight 23% —
stims — 41%
bleeding 22% —
lip pain — 41%
subacute condition 22% —
renal anemia — 40%
acute pain 21% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 40%
blood diseases 20% —
general weakness — 40%
swelling 47% 25%
no appetite — 40%
injury 45% 24%
hydronephrosis — 39%
conservative 50% 30%
uterine cancer — 39%
difficulty urinating 56% 38%
abdominal pain — 39%
hematuria 46% 39%
reaction to manta rays — 38%
esophageal stenosis — 38%
stones in the bladder 23% 61%
protein in urine is reduced — 38%
heaviness in the abdomen — 38%
ovarian cysts — 37%
kidney stones — 37%
tumors of the rectum — 37%
appendicitis — 36%
renal hypertension — 36%
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 36%
eats everything — 35%
in the morning lethargy — 35%
effects of overwork — 35%
doubts — 35%
lethargy with fever — 35%
hypotension with weakness — 35%
no feeling of hunger — 35%
ovarian tumors — 35%
consequences of operation — 35%
ovarian dysfunction — 35%
worse from exercise — 34%
there are no complaints — 34%
uterine tumor — 34%
Common symptoms are weakness — 33%
increase in creatinine — 33%
consequences of taking medications — 33%
pyelonephritis — 33%
oncology 20% 53%
1 pregnancy — 32%
apoplexy — 32%
refuses to help — 32%
stereotypia — 32%
lymphoma — 32%
polyps — 32%
stomach pain — 31%
sharp belly — 31%
impaired uterine function — 31%
hyperthermia — 31%
protein reduced — 30%
are bad — 30%

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