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Results: Differences General ✘Benign tumors of the urethra✘Urethral cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
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urethral polyp 100% 22%
enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes — 43%
warts 75% —
urethral syndrome — 42%
uterine fibromyoma 59% —
squamous cell carcinoma — 39%
keratoacanthoma of the skin 59% —
difficulty urinating in men — 38%
multiple warts 58% —
priapism — 37%
uterine fibroma 57% —
diverticulum of the urethra — 37%
benign tumors of the urethra 100% 41%
metastases — 37%
red warts 55% —
paraurethral cyst — 37%
constipation after childbirth 55% —
diverticulum of the bladder — 34%
soft swelling 52% —
pain during urination in women — 34%
the surface is smooth 51% —
cystitis in women — 33%
hemangioma 51% —
fistula — 32%
bladder polyp 49% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 31%
white corroding 49% —
enlarged lymph nodes — 31%
discomfort in the urethra 49% —
pain in the groin area — 30%
cutting pain in the bladder 49% —
prolapse of the urethral mucosa — 29%
constipation in a newborn 49% —
cystectomy — 29%
bifurcated urine stream 46% —
scrotal abscess — 29%
papilloma of the bladder 46% —
porous skin — 28%
foreign body of the urethra 45% —
radiation therapy — 28%
polyps 59% 13%
bladder cancer — 28%
uterine fibroids 43% —
genital tuberculosis — 28%
single wart 43% —
radiation damage — 27%
foreign body of the vagina 42% —
cancer pain — 26%
chronic cervicitis 42% —
vaginal fistulas — 25%
red legs 42% —
purulent discharge from the urethra — 25%
fibroma 41% —
urinary incontinence in women — 25%
frequent cystitis 41% —
pain in the perineum in men — 24%
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis 41% —
vesicovaginal fistula — 24%
herpes on the abdomen 40% —
hemorrhagic cystitis — 24%
urogenital mycoplasmosis 40% —
tumour in the abdomen — 23%
uterine tumor 40% —
increased thyroxine — 23%
gonorrheal urethritis 39% —
acute pain — 23%
trichomoniasis 39% —
urethral cancer 45% 68%
trichomoniasis in women 39% —
increased — 23%
ureaplasmosis 39% —
effects of chemotherapy — 23%
urination cystitis 39% —
dropsy testicles — 23%
urogenital clamidiosis 38% —
urinary fistulas — 22%
chronic vaginitis 38% —
melanoma — 22%
imperative urge to urinate 38% —
hematuria — 22%
genital herpes 37% —
benign tumors of the bladder — 22%
intra-phase infections 37% —
prostate cyst — 21%
discomfort when urinating 35% —
constant pain — 21%
warts on the legs 35% —
gonorrhea in the anamnesis — 21%
hemangiomas on the skin 35% —
lymphostasis — 21%
constipation 34% —
difficulty urinating in women — 21%
irritation of the urethra 55% 19%
abscess — 20%
ovarian tumors in girls 34% —
operations on the vagina and cervix — 20%
vaginal discharge in girls 33% —
painful lymph nodes in the groin — 19%
uterine polyps 32% —
helps others — 19%
prolonged labor 31% —
rashes on the penis — 19%
endocervicitis 31% —
feeling of uselessness — 19%
burning in the urethra 61% 29%
cervical resection — 19%
electrocoagulation 30% —
consequences of physical exertion — 19%
neurofibroma 30% —
fibrosarcoma — 19%
pain in the bladder 30% —
verruciform epidermodysplasia — 19%
birth trauma 30% —
benign vaginal tumors — 19%
ovarian dysfunction 29% —
suspicion — 18%
gastrointestinal problems 29% —
massage worse — 18%
ovarian tumors 28% —
prostate enlargement — 17%
vaginal discharge 28% —
burning of the vulva — 17%
menopause 28% —
groin pain in women — 17%
urination disorder 27% —
angioplasty — 17%
vulvovaginitis 27% —
hypertrophy of the seminal tubercle — 17%
skin overgrowth 27% —
prostatitis chronic — 17%
warts 60% 32%
effects of radiation — 17%
wet skin 26% —
polyneuropathy — 17%
the skin is dark 26% —
lymphosarcoma — 17%
appendages of the uterus 25% —
leukoplakia — 17%
herpes 25% —
radiation cystitis — 17%
intestinal tumor 25% —
scrotum pain — 16%
inflammatory bowel diseases 24% —
stage of recovery — 16%
burning in the urethra when urinating 49% 24%
paranoia — 16%
fighting 23% —
prostatitis — 16%
consequences of pregnancy 23% —
microhematuria — 16%
benign neoplasms 47% 22%
tuberculosis — 16%
subacute condition 22% —
recovery period — 16%
presses 22% —
erection painful — 16%
vascular tumor 32% 8%
testicular pain — 16%
painful urination 53% 29%
acute prostatitis — 16%
burning when urinating 46% 22%
bone cancer — 15%
not complete emptying of the bladder 45% 22%
genital pain in women — 15%
pain during urination 57% 34%
neurological disorders — 15%
pain when urinating 57% 34%
wound — 15%
pain during urination in men 45% 22%
impaired prostate function — 15%
urethral injuries 35% 12%
pain during sexual intercourse — 15%
surgery in the urethra 70% 48%
depression in cancer patients — 15%
terminal leakage of urine 43% 21%
patient's condition — 15%
benign epithelial tumors 31% 11%
fistula of the anus — 15%
vaginitis 31% 11%
rashes on the genitals — 15%
increased bleeding 40% 20%
urination with blood — 15%
leakage of urine 37% 18%
thrombosis — 15%
urethral pain 55% 37%
cysts — 15%
burns 34% 16%
genital neoplasms 26% 41%
vulva infections 27% 9%
precancer — 15%
clamidiosis 32% 15%
penile cancer — 15%
mycoplasma 32% 15%
depression — 14%
gonorrhea 32% 16%
solid tumor — 14%
worse during day 23% 8%
external bleeding — 14%
urethritis 56% 41%
lower abdominal pain — 14%

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