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Results: Differences General ✘Hormone-resistant prostate cancer✘Vulvar cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
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prostate cancer 18% —
genital neoplasms 15% 87%
prostate-specific antigen general increased 18% —
cancer 12% 70%
prostate enlargement 16% —
oncology 11% 62%
impaired prostate function 16% —
melanoma — 51%
pain in the bones 12% —
diabetes mellitus — 49%
pain in the ureter 12% —
lot of moles — 46%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 12% —
vulvar cancer — 45%
pathological fracture 12% —
increased ESR — 45%
orchiectomy 12% —
moles appear — 44%
bone fracture 11% —
skin cancer — 43%
prostate pain 11% —
nodular melanoma — 40%
prostatitis 11% —
superficially spreading melanoma — 40%
testesterone deficiency 11% —
dubreuil 's melanosis — 38%
pain after a fracture 10% —
swelling of the vulva — 37%
pain in the bones legs 10% —
oncology in the anamnesis 7% 43%
touching is better 10% —
lentigo — 36%
weakness in the evening 9% —
clitoris — 35%
excess testesterone 9% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 35%
metastases in the spine 9% —
brown spots on the skin — 34%
back pain 9% —
itching of female genitals — 32%
osteonecrosis of the jaw 9% —
cancer in the anamnesis 7% 39%
pain in the upper back 9% —
papules — 32%
hematuria 9% —
genital itching — 31%
tumors of the ureter 9% —
breast tumor 5% 36%
anemia 9% —
skin spots — 31%
pain in the lymph nodes 9% —
hyperpigmentation — 30%
prostate adenoma 9% —
soreness of the skin — 29%
screams during examination 8% —
itchy skin — 29%
hyperemia of genitals 8% —
nevus spitz — 28%
sarcoma of the spine 8% —
radiation damage 11% 39%
painful urination 8% —
brown moles — 28%
prostatitis chronic 8% —
skin problems 2% 30%
urinary incontinence 8% —
large mole — 28%
can't hold urine 8% —
genital pain in women — 28%
compression of the spinal cord 8% —
itching of the vagina — 27%
acute prostatitis 8% —
radiation therapy 11% 38%
inflammatory bowel diseases 8% —
oily skin — 26%
speeded up urination 8% —
sunburn — 26%
bladder cancer 8% —
intestinal mucosa — 26%
compressive back pain 7% —
swelling of genitals 4% 30%
prostate echogenicity is lowered 7% —
metastases 13% 39%
frequent urination in the morning 7% —
vulvar sarcoma — 25%
food poisoning 7% —
bartholin gland cancer — 25%
no feeling of hunger 7% —
melanoma of the eye — 25%
lower back pain 7% —
leukoplakia of the vulva — 25%
spinal injury 7% —
breast cancer 5% 30%
chills down the back 7% —
subarticular melanoma — 25%
acute urinary 7% —
choroid melanoma — 25%
hormone-resistant prostate cancer 7% —
warts — 25%
injury of the ureter 7% —
small rash — 25%
mild radiation sickness 7% —
history of surgery 8% 33%
a serious man 7% —
dysplastic nevus — 24%
my legs are failing 7% —
vascular tumor 6% 30%
tumors of the rectum 7% —
lymph node damage 11% 35%
sunstroke 7% —
labia synechiae — 23%
sweating is increased 7% —
paget 's cancer — 23%
pain in the legs 7% —
brain cancer — 23%
history of laparoscopic surgery 7% —
burning of the skin — 22%
obstructive uropathy 7% —
giant pigmented nevus — 22%
nausea from pain 7% —
rash on the labia — 22%
constricting pain in the lower back 7% —
burns — 22%
pain in the intestines 7% —
malignant arterial hypertension — 22%
pain in the bladder 7% —
consequences of taking medications 5% 27%
leg pain with edema 7% —
increased 10% 32%
pain in the veins of the legs 6% —
increased bleeding — 22%
cerebral radiation sickness 6% —
solid tumors 7% 29%
intoxication 6% —
consequences of surgery 6% 28%
fear of responsibility 6% —
moles on the face — 21%
in the morning leg pain 6% —
cns tumors — 21%
chills with nausea 6% —
nevus ota — 21%
shrunken bladder 6% —
brain tumors — 21%
increased estrogens 6% —
tumors of the choroid — 21%
discomfort in the heart 6% —
lymphadenitis 3% 24%
better from drinking water 6% —
swelling 7% 28%
worse at 7 am 6% —
wound 4% 24%
difficulty urinating at night 6% —
worse when he lies — 20%
feeling of heat in the back 6% —
protein-energy deficiency — 20%
pyelitis 6% —
asymmetry — 20%
back pain in the morning 6% —
scarring — 20%
worse during day 6% —
history of brain surgery — 20%
greed 6% —
a history of neurosurgery — 20%
frequent urination during the day 6% —
burning itching — 19%
leg fracture 6% —
later menarche — 19%
pain in the groin area 6% —
vulvar dysplasia — 19%
rectal cancer 6% —
swelling of the labia — 19%
cancerous cachexia 6% —
pain in the vagina — 19%
decrease in alkaline phosphatase 6% —
nymphomania — 19%
sensations in the extremities 6% —
operations on the vagina and cervix — 19%
spinal fracture 6% —
fighting — 19%
fever weakness 6% —
painful swelling 12% 31%
weak erection 6% —
skin lymphoma — 18%
anything night sweating in men 6% —
menopause — 18%
fever in the evening 6% —
swelling of the extremities 5% 23%
genital herpes 6% —
squamous cell carcinoma 4% 22%
swelling after a fracture 6% —
pain in the wound — 18%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum 6% —
suspicion 6% 24%
shortened cycle 6% —
dislocation of the brain — 18%
chronic radiation sickness 6% —
metastases to the lungs — 18%
chills 6% —
vulva kraurosis — 18%
constipation with fever 6% —
metastatic brain tumors 6% 24%

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