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Results: Differences General	✘Testicular atrophy	✘Twisting of the testicle
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 26%(0) 100%(0) Spermogram 100%(2) — Ultrasound of the scrotum organs 45%(0) 50%(0) Sex hormones 58%(5) — Cancer markers 40%(0) — Thyroid hormones 27%(1) — Infection tests 26%(0) — Measurements at the reception 25%(0) — General blood test 25%(3) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	68%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	84%
varicocele	63%	—
testicular pain	—	79%
prostate cancer	62%	—
scrotum pain	—	77%
male infertility	56%	—
hyperemia of genitals	—	67%
hypogonadism	52%	—
orchiectomy	—	59%
the ejaculate is transparent	51%	—
pain in the perineum in men	—	52%
testesterone deficiency	51%	—
hypersensitivity to touch	—	51%
shows genitals	49%	—
acute pain	—	49%
underdevelopment	49%	—
dropsy testicles	31%	78%
orchitis	47%	—
difficulty urinating	—	47%
patient's condition	47%	—
pain is better when busy	—	45%
hot flashes with redness of the face	43%	—
weak stream of urine	—	45%
prostate volume is reduced	43%	—
sports injury	—	45%
a history of organ transplantation	43%	—
injuries of the scrotum organs	—	44%
pancreatic atrophy	41%	—
twisting of the testicle	56%	100%
male menopause	41%	—
redness of the perineum	—	44%
prostate-specific antigen general increased	40%	—
very frequent urination	—	43%
inguinal hernia surgery	39%	—
collapse	—	43%
STDs	38%	—
genital allergy	—	43%
azoospermia	38%	—
appendix cancer	—	42%
genital tuberculosis	37%	—
difficulty urinating in men	—	41%
hot flashes	37%	—
pain in the groin area	—	41%
penis size	36%	—
nausea	—	40%
spermatogenesis cells	36%	—
acute urinary	—	40%
hot flashes in women	36%	—
sudden vomiting	—	39%
menopause	36%	—
pain gives in the groin	—	39%
hormonal ointments	35%	—
sudden pain	—	39%
hot flushes to the face	35%	—
vomiting	—	39%
facial hair growth	34%	—
necrosis	—	38%
postoperative hernia	33%	—
pain before urination	—	36%
excess testesterone	33%	—
nausea vomiting	—	35%
liver dysfunction	33%	—
swelling of genitals	—	34%
testicular cyst	33%	—
severe nausea	—	31%
tendency to depression	33%	—
hypersensitivity of the skin	—	30%
excess of lh	32%	—
is better when busy	—	30%
liver is indurated	32%	—
speeded up urination	—	29%
excess fsh	32%	—
urination painful	—	28%
violation of the function of the testicles	32%	—
does not like touching	—	28%
prostate enlargement	32%	—
urination disorder	—	28%
history of pancreatic surgery	32%	—
immaturity	—	28%
gynecomastia	32%	—
intensive physical load	—	27%
reason for the consequences of puberty	32%	—
acute venous thrombosis	—	27%
sweating of the face	31%	—
unbearable pain	—	27%
polycythemia	31%	—
premature babies	—	27%
hemochromatosis	31%	—
muscle damage	—	26%
hypoparathyroidism	31%	—
subfebrility	—	26%
sweating is increased	31%	—
conservative	—	25%
menopause sweating	31%	—
rapid reaction	—	25%
inflammation of the appendages	30%	—
refuses treatment	—	25%
thin	30%	—
responsible	—	25%
gonorrhea	30%	—
blue skin	—	25%
inguinal hernia	30%	—
asymmetry	—	25%
transplant rejection reaction	30%	—
drug allergy	—	24%
decreased libido	29%	—
digestive disorders	—	24%
clamidiosis	29%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	24%
sweating with palpitations	29%	—
overweight	—	24%
pituitary tumors	29%	—
bone fracture	—	24%
hernia of the abdomen	29%	—
thrombosis	—	23%
mumps	28%	—
increased sensitivity	—	23%
liver problems	28%	—
hypotension	—	23%
wound	28%	—
impaired venous function	—	22%
delayed puberty	28%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	22%
face is red	28%	—
allergy	—	22%
striae	27%	—
swelling	—	21%
effects of hormone	27%	—
trauma	18%	36%
increased hairiness	27%	—
blood diseases	18%	29%
weak erection	27%	—
increased	24%	33%
the consequences of abdominal surgery	27%	—
history of testicular surgery	59%	66%
intoxication	27%	—
history of surgery	38%	43%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	27%	—
high temperature	19%	22%
absent-mindedness	27%	—
consequences of surgery	19%	21%
alcohol poisoning	27%	—
breast cancer	27%	—
effects of radiation	26%	—
abdominal injuries	26%	—
breast tumor	26%	—
solid tumors	26%	—
prolonged depression	26%	—
skin atrophy	26%	—
postoperative scars	26%	—
genital neoplasms	55%	27%
increased profuse sweating	25%	—
wound postoperative	25%	—
erythrocytosis	25%	—
severe sweating	25%	—
infertility female	25%	—
nerve damage	25%	—
memory impairment	24%	—
cirrhosis of the liver	24%	—
osteoporosis	23%	—
forgetfulness	23%	—
abdominal surgery	23%	—
scratches	23%	—
wounds heal poorly	23%	—
impaired nervous system function	23%	—
decreased concentration of attention	22%	—
radiation therapy	22%	—
a lot of medicines	22%	—
tuberculosis	22%	—
smokes	22%	—
metastases	22%	—
cognitive disorders	22%	—
hiv	22%	—
constant weakness	22%	—
obesity	22%	—
mood disorder	21%	—
hypoxia	21%	—
scarring	21%	—
radiation damage	21%	—
patient is motionless	21%	—
vascular damage	21%	—
dystrophy	21%	—
palpitations	20%	—
kidney diseases	20%	—
calcium	20%	—
feeling of heat	20%	—
quickly gets tired	20%	—
emotional	20%	—
hormonal disorders	20%	—
feeling of bruising	20%	—
damage to the nervous system	19%	—
there are no complaints	19%	—
impaired arterial function	19%	—
cancer	43%	22%
skin problems	18%	—
oncology	40%	20%
lowered	38%	19%
cryptorchidism	50%	33%
hernia	42%	27%
inflammation	30%	20%
testicular cancer	46%	36%

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