⬆
✘
 
By continuing to use the site, you allow the use of Cookies and agree to the privacy policy.
.,о.,р..и.:г,.и.,н.;н.,а;,л.. .,н.:а,.х.,о.,д.;и.,т..с.:я,, ..н.;а., .,k;,i..b.:e,;r.,i.,s.,.;.r.:u,
⌂ /Comparison Service /
 Share

Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Bladder injury✘Blunt abdominal trauma
Related research Analogs Analogs
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%20%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%100%
can't hold urine 65% —
blunt abdominal trauma — 39%
urinary incontinence 63% —
bleeding into the abdominal cavity — 34%
bladder injury 59% —
liver injuries — 29%
heaviness in the bladder 45% —
internal bleeding — 25%
criminal abortion 39% —
bruising pain — 24%
irritating bloating 39% —
tenesmus — 23%
bladder interventions 39% —
pain in the left hypochondrium — 23%
diuresis is reduced 35% —
eventration — 23%
surgery in the urethra 35% —
tachycardia — 23%
faints in 35% —
pain in the right collarbone — 23%
ligament rupture 35% —
lower abdominal pain — 23%
acrid stools 33% —
concussion pain is worse — 22%
bloating of the entire abdomen 33% —
spinal contusion — 22%
tension in the bladder area 33% —
pain under the lower ribs — 22%
urine is caustic 33% —
puncture wound — 21%
lack of urge to urinate 33% —
hypotension — 21%
changes in urine 32% —
lower abdominal pain in men — 21%
adenomectomy 32% —
patient's condition — 20%
urination disorder 31% —
lower abdominal pain in women — 19%
contrast-induced nephropathy 31% —
back bruise — 19%
feeling of cold in head 31% —
parenchymal bleeding — 19%
stupid 31% —
serious condition — 19%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 31% —
pain in the left side — 19%
concussion of the brain 30% —
bruising and swelling — 18%
hemorrhages on the skin 30% —
huge stomach — 18%
cold skin 30% —
lower back pain — 18%
heaviness in the neck 30% —
rapid breathing — 18%
cries at the reception 30% —
stiffness in the lower back — 17%
urethral stricture 29% —
pain in the muscles of the back — 16%
urination incomplete 29% —
cough with sneezing — 16%
on the back abdominal wall 29% —
pain in the left shoulder — 16%
urination rare 28% —
pain radiates to the left arm — 16%
urethral injuries 28% —
back pain — 16%
effects of shock 28% —
pain in the left forearm — 16%
lack of urination 28% —
lingering pain in the lower back — 15%
skin problems 27% —
chest damage — 15%
blue skin 27% —
frequent bloating — 15%
lung rupture 27% —
skin dirty — 15%
cold in the head 27% —
intestinal paresis — 15%
prostate cancer 27% —
cut wound — 15%
blue belly 26% —
abrasion — 15%
leukocytosis 26% —
abdominal muscle pain — 15%
red urine 26% —
feeling of heat in the back — 15%
confusion 26% —
reticulocytosis — 15%
stool delay 26% —
often sneezes — 15%
feeling of stenosis 26% —
general narcosis — 15%
anuria 26% —
aching — 15%
fainting from pain 25% —
muscle pain — 15%
weak stream of urine 25% —
aching lower back — 15%
severe dizziness 25% —
pain in the left arm — 15%
urination with blood 25% —
external bleeding — 14%
catatrauma 25% —
back aching — 14%
pain all over the stomach 25% —
pain in the forearm — 14%
soreness of the skin 25% —
pain in the collarbone — 14%
skin is coming off 24% —
cold sweat — 14%
pain over the pubic 24% —
pulling abdominal pain — 14%
impaired prostate function 24% —
back injury — 14%
sudden dizziness 24% —
pain gives in the arm — 14%
overflow of the head 24% —
back pain is aching — 14%
fecal vomiting 23% —
changes in feces — 14%
alcohol poisoning 23% —
abdominal pain when pressing — 14%
night work 23% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 14%
sensations in the neck 23% —
pain in the side — 14%
consequences of injuries 39% 14%
feeling of stiffness — 14%
effects of radiation 23% —
heaviness of breathing — 14%
falls to the floor 23% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 14%
weakness and palpitations 23% —
sharp pain in the stomach — 13%
stool with gases 22% —
thin skin — 13%
heartbeat in the head 22% —
defecation painful — 13%
dizziness weakness 22% —
need for fats — 13%
big head 22% —
chest pain when coughing — 13%
no discharge 22% —
pre-fainting condition — 13%
intestinal resection 22% —
impaired spleen function — 13%
history of laparoscopic surgery 41% 17%
to breathe hard — 13%
pelvic bone fracture 40% 16%
paralytic syndrome — 13%
pain in the groin area 22% —
intestinal obstruction — 13%
bruise 22% —
spinal injury — 13%
swelling from a bite 21% —
vomiting multiple — 13%
abortions 21% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 13%
lowered 21% —
bradycardia — 12%
abundant stool 21% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 12%
effects of taking antibiotics 21% —
hematoma — 12%
genital neoplasms 21% —
muscle damage — 12%
arterial bleeding 21% —
left-sided symptoms — 12%
abdominal pain with nausea 21% —
bone defects — 12%
laceration 52% 30%
intestinal bleeding — 12%
shock states of various genesis 20% —
rapid reaction — 11%
acute abdomen 20% —
cough — 11%
traumatic brain injury 20% —
pain throughout the body — 11%
head injury 20% —
stiffness in the joints — 11%
fainting 20% —
paresis — 11%
paranoia 19% —
pain when touched — 11%
nephropathy 19% —
conservative — 11%
caution 19% —
surgical infections — 10%
nausea vomiting 19% —
high temperature — 10%
radiation therapy 19% —
feeling of heat — 10%
violation of the stool 19% —
stiffness and pain in the lower back — 8%
erythropenia 36% 15%
tenesmus of the bladder — 8%
dizziness 19% —
abdominal injuries 23% 30%
oncology in the anamnesis 19% —
palpitations 18% 23%

Instructions

Video
  1. Introduce new diseases through 🔍 Search and input on the top panel using
  2. The table shows the most important distinguishing symptoms, tests and diagnoses related to the selected diseases.
  3. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease.
  4. The list changes dynamically depending on the data of the current visit in the selection of therapy .
  5. Click on the percentageto see the suggestions from the original source.
  6. By using the service, you agree to user agreement. Kiberis services do not replace a doctor!
▶
Look at ▶Youtube Drug comparison