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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Chronic pelvic pain syndrome in menProstatitis in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2)
General urine test 22%(4)62%(1)
Blood biochemistry 38%(14)
General blood test 24%(5)9%(2)
Radiography of the entire spine 26%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 20%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 9%50%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome 20%
pulling pain in 41%
neurological pain 18%
prostatitis chronic 9% 50%
neurological disorders 17%
pain in the groin area 12% 52%
neurogenic pain 16%
pain in the perineum in men 9% 47%
muscle pain 16%
bacterial prostatitis 19% 44%
acute back pain 16%
nocturnal enuresis 22%
back pain 16%
neurogenic bladder 19%
polyneuropathy 15%
cystitis in children 19%
constant joint pain 14%
pain at the beginning of urination 19%
diabetic neuropathy 14%
masturbation is worse 19%
sarcopenia 14%
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia 19%
falls in the elderly 14%
frequent urination scanty 15%
feeling of bruising 14%
discomfort in the lower abdomen 15%
desire for spices 14%
urination cystitis 15%
senile asthenia syndrome 14%
difficulty urinating in men 15%
fear of pain 14%
prostatitis in children 15%
pain in the muscles of the back 14%
pulling pain when urinating 15%
he feels like an old man 14%
intermittent urination 15%
zpr fatigue from the disease 14%
vesicoureteral reflux 14%
mood disorder 14%
little urine 14%
local heat is better 14%
pyelonephritis in children 14%
itching in the urethra 14%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 14%
oncology 14%
urethral syndrome 13%
on palpation of the urethra is painful 14%
discomfort in the intestines 13%
cancer 14%
chronic pyelonephritis 13%
consequences of taking medications 13%
masturbation 13%
trauma 13%
urination rare 13%
spinal fracture 13%
cloudy urine 13%
responsible 13%
urination painful 7% 20%
constant aching pain 13%
blood flow rate is reduced 12%
drug disease 13%
prolonged urination 12%
patient's condition 13%
pyelitis 12%
better bathing 13%
prostate pain 14% 25%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 13%
abdominal discomfort 11%
unspecified mental disorders 13%
aching 15% 26%
heart dysfunction 13%
intermittent urine discharge 11% 22%
CHD 13%
urinary incontinence 11%
the desire to be an adult 13%
pain in the bladder 11%
consequences of infection 13%
often abdominal pain 11%
pain after a fracture 13%
pulling abdominal pain 11%
pain in the entire spine 12%
calcification 10%
orthopedic implant 12%
worse during sleep 10%
urethral polyp 12%
inflammation of the kidneys 10%
the pain is worse lying down 12%
immaturity 10%
gastrointestinal problems 12%
sluggish baby 10%
back pain is aching 12%
effects of taking antibiotics 10%
diabetes mellitus 12%
mucous hyperemia 10%
pain in the feet permanent 12%
pyelonephritis 10%
vitamin d deficiency 12%
stool meager 10%
fluid in the joints 12%
leukocytosis 9%
arthritis with pain 12%
violation of the stool 9%
bladder cancer 12%
childhood diseases 9% 17%
weak joints 12%
prostatitis 19% 27%
bursitis 12%
lower abdominal pain 7% 15%
vitamin d deficiency in adults 12%
impaired prostate function 17% 25%
prostate volume is reduced 12%
swelling 8%
postherpetic neuralgia 12%
neurogenic bladder in children 7%
takes antidepressants 12%
chronic cystitis 6% 13%
better from heat 12%
abdominal pain 8% 15%
joint replacement in the anamnesis 12%
pain in the urethra 12% 18%
worse from movement 11%
lower abdominal pain in men 12% 17%
metastases 11%
discomfort in the perineum 9% 14%
damage to the nervous system 11%
difficulty urinating 8% 12%
STDs 11%
discomfort when urinating 9% 13%
constipation 11%
cystitis 12% 15%
poor sleep 11%
illness after hypothermia 7% 10%
frequent cystitis 11%
onset of illness 5% 8%
worse at rest 11%
pain during ejaculation 15% 16%
better from warm water 11%
calcium 7% 8%
premature ejaculation 11%
kidney diseases 7% 8%
likes to be examined 11%
inflammation 16% 16%
aching pain in the anus 11%
urination disorder 10% 10%
arthrosis 11%
helps others 11%
back injury 11%
terminal leakage of urine 11%
polymorbidity 11%
burning in the urethra 11%
risk desire 11%
pain in the lumbar back 11%
fear of work 11%
back aching 11%
spinal injury 11%
executive 10%
alcohol is abusing 10%
sensations in the legs 10%
age 20 years 10%
pain in the legs 10%
shows genitals 10%
cancer pain 10%
pain spasm 10%
arthritis 10%
does not tolerate pain 10%
genital neoplasms 10%
elderly patients 10%
medicinal arthropathy 10%
sedentary lifestyle 10%
leakage of urine 10%
bone fracture 10%
anxiety 10%
worse from water 10%
irritation of the anus 10%
aspermatism 10%
pain throughout the body 10%
trichomoniasis in women 10%
proctalgia 10%
feeling of residual urine 10%
chronic arthritis 10%
trichomoniasis 10%
nsaid-gastropathy 10%
lower back pain 10%
chronic anal fissure 10%
osteoporosis 10%
obesity with a good appetite 10%
pain worse at immobility 10%
psychologist 10%
varicose veins of the pelvis 10%
herpes zoster 10%
insomnia from fear 10%
painful swelling 10%
pain during exercise 10%
insomnia from pain 10%
joint pain in the muscle 10%
cognitive disorders 10%
better to be alone 10%
aching joints 10%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 10%
pain from the load 10%

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