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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General J02N41.0
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General urine test 7%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
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red throat 38%
impaired prostate function 28%
throat hurts 37%
bacterial prostatitis 14%
constant discharge from the nose 35%
prostate enlargement 13%
chronic runny 35%
prostate adenoma 12%
pain when swallowing 33%
weak erection 11%
inflammation 41% 7%
difficulty urinating 10%
white plaque on the tonsils 22%
weak stream of urine 10%
accumulation of mucus in the nasopharynx 22%
speeded up urination 9%
tonsillitis 24% 1%
prostate pain 9%
plaque on tonsils 20%
urethritis 6%
aphthae in the throat 19%
intermittent urination 6%
better from hot drinking 19%
frequent urination at night 6%
throat tickling 18%
impotence 5%
runny nose 17%
burning in the urethra 5%
sore throat on the left 17%
prostate adenoma prostatitis 5%
pus in the throat 17%
benign neoplasms 4%
chronic tonsillitis 16%
pain in the groin area 4%
tickling throat cough 16%
urination painful 4%
pain in the larynx 16%
acute prostatitis 3%
purulent plugs in the tonsils 16%
acute urethritis 2%
tickling with cough 16%
purulent discharge from the urethra 2%
severe sore throat 15%
frequent urge to stool 2%
enlargement of tonsils 14%
prostatitis chronic 2%
barking cough 13%
stool with mucus 2%
tracheitis 13%
discovered fiber in fecal 2%
ARVI 12%
proctitis 2%
frequent colds 12%
discharge from the anus 2%
chest pain when coughing 11%
swelling of genitals 2%
enlarged lymph nodes 10%
fiber in feces 2%
pharyngitis 9%
pain in the anus during defecation 2%
tonsillitis in children 8%
urination cystitis 2%
paratonsillary abscess 8%
suppuration of the skin 1%
stabbing pains in the throat 8%
wandering pains 1%
enlargement and soreness of cervical lymph nodes 7%
gastrointestinal problems 1%
mononucleosis 7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 1%
frequent pharyngitis 6%
serious condition 1%
painful cervical lymph nodes 6%
sweating is increased 1%
huge tonsils 6%
pain in the intestines 1%
ear pain when swallowing 6%
severe fever 1%
pharyngitis in children 5%
high fever 1%
frequent sore throat 5%
pneumonia 1%
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck 5%
chills 1%
streptococcal infections 5%
general intoxication syndrome 1%
worse at 12 o'clock 4%
necrosis 1%
streptococci 4%
quickly gets tired 1%
to breathe hard 4%
bacterial pneumonia 1%
fungus 4%
effects of taking antibiotics 1%
ear pain 4%
folliculitis 1%
pain in the lymph nodes 4%
feeling of danger 1%
candidiasis 4%
boil 1%
scarlet 4%
infectious colitis 1%
neck pain 4%
frequent stools 1%
anesthesia 3%
purulent sore throats 1%
painful appearance 3%
fever is active 1%
consumes alcohol 3%
bronchopneumonia 1%
2 children 3%
sweating with weakness 1%
smokes 3%
intoxication 1%
does not tolerate pain 3%
temperature with chills 1%
periods of exacerbation 3%
swelling 1%
consequences of infection 3%
defecation painful 1%
onset of illness 3%
there are no complaints 1%
blood diseases 3%
pain in the rectum 1%
difficult to swallow 3%
urination disorder 1%
abscess 5% 1%
cystitis 1%
colitis 1%

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