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Results: Differences General	✘Prostate cancer	✘Chronic urinary retention
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 8%(1) 81%(5) Cancer markers 47%(2) 17%(0) General blood test 18%(7) 12%(1) Blood biochemistry 20%(6) 8%(0) MRI of the organ 4%(0) 12%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	65%	16%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	95%
prostate enlargement	26%	—
impaired prostate function	14%	47%
prostate-specific antigen general increased	16%	—
chronic urinary	—	30%
radiation damage	14%	—
stiffness in the neck	—	28%
radiation therapy	14%	—
prostatitis	7%	34%
superstition	13%	—
speeded up urination	5%	31%
metastases	12%	—
urination disorder	5%	29%
back pain	12%	—
muscle tension	—	21%
double vision	11%	—
urethral stricture	—	21%
impatient	11%	—
overwork	—	20%
weak stream of urine	10%	—
stiffness in the joints	—	19%
effects of radiation	10%	—
prostate adenoma	24%	42%
back pain is aching	8%	—
kidney failure	3%	21%
prostate pain	8%	—
urosepsis	—	17%
metastases in the spine	8%	—
prolonged urination	—	15%
increased ESR	8%	—
benign neoplasms	16%	31%
tension in the spine	8%	—
urination incomplete	2%	17%
bone cancer	8%	—
urethritis	—	15%
stiffness in the back	8%	—
urine is released drop by drop	—	15%
osteosarcoma	7%	—
anamnesis ischemic stroke	—	14%
oncology	38%	29%
bacterial prostatitis	—	14%
bone metastases	7%	—
feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen	—	14%
back aching	7%	—
prostate sclerosis	—	14%
urinary incontinence	6%	—
heaviness in the lower abdomen	—	14%
difficulty urinating	6%	—
bladder interventions	—	13%
weak erection	6%	—
acute urethritis	—	13%
pain after a fracture	6%	—
dryness of the anus	—	13%
pain in the bones	6%	—
balanoposthitis in boys	—	13%
rectal cancer	6%	—
stones of the urethra	—	13%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum	6%	—
shows genitals	—	13%
testesterone deficiency	6%	—
genital neoplasms	7%	20%
painful swelling	6%	—
neurological disorders	1%	14%
can't hold urine	6%	—
genital herpes	—	12%
tumors of the rectum	6%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	12%
lymphosarcoma	6%	—
swelling of genitals	4%	16%
pathological fracture	6%	—
fetid urine	—	12%
orchiectomy	6%	—
does not urinate	—	12%
painful urination	5%	—
uterine prolapse	—	12%
history of testicular surgery	5%	—
sciatic nerve pain	—	11%
attacks of pain	5%	—
cannot work	—	11%
touching is better	5%	—
spasm	—	11%
bowel cancer	5%	—
hard stools	—	11%
better to be alone	5%	—
frequent urination at night	4%	15%
consequence of hormone treatment	5%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	11%
lymphostasis	5%	—
sciatica	—	11%
pain in the groin area	5%	—
inflammation	3%	14%
intermittent urine discharge	5%	—
prostate cancer	9%	20%
better in morning	5%	—
muscle rupture	—	11%
pain in the rectum	5%	—
multiple sclerosis	—	10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	5%	—
caesarean section in the anamnesis	—	10%
bone fracture	5%	—
fluid in the abdomen	—	10%
intestinal tumor	5%	—
sediment urine	—	10%
increased	5%	—
can't decide	—	10%
constipation with inconclusive urges	4%	—
radiculitis	—	10%
up radiation sickness	4%	—
prolonged fever	—	10%
exhaustion	4%	—
diabetic neuropathy	—	10%
pubic pain in men	4%	—
removal of the uterine body	—	10%
neutropenia	4%	—
STDs	—	10%
pain during urination in men	4%	—
angina attack	—	10%
corrosive diarrhea	4%	—
heaviness in the abdomen	—	10%
lower abdominal pain in men	4%	—
feeling of heaviness in the stomach	—	10%
urine is caustic	4%	—
caesarean section	—	10%
pain in the anus in men	4%	—
abdominal surgery	2%	12%
colon obstruction	4%	—
lack of urination	2%	12%
heart dysfunction	4%	—
acute urinary	3%	13%
frequent imperative urge to urinate	4%	—
neuralgia	—	9%
pain in the ureter	4%	—
bedsores	—	9%
feces are corrosive	4%	—
dermatosis	—	9%
injury of the ureter	4%	—
changes in urine	—	9%
sarcoma of the spine	4%	—
neurogenic pain	—	9%
terminal leakage of urine	4%	—
vulva infections	—	9%
a serious man	4%	—
unbearable pain	—	9%
brain tumor	4%	—
gangrene	—	9%
tumors of the sebaceous glands	4%	—
hypotension	—	9%
history of laparoscopic surgery	4%	—
full	—	9%
gastrointestinal problems	4%	—
history of surgery	5%	14%
better in afternoon	4%	—
vulvovaginitis	—	9%
acute pain	4%	—
acute prostatitis	2%	11%
osteonecrosis of the jaw	4%	—
hematuria	5%	13%
pain in the perineum in men	4%	—
swelling	4%	12%
high risk of prostate cancer	4%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	8%
tumors of the ureter	4%	—
hypotension	—	8%
pain in the intestines	4%	—
angina pectoris	—	8%
squamous cell carcinoma	4%	—
polyneuropathy	—	8%
blood diseases	4%	—
herpes	—	8%
effects of taking hormones	4%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	8%
compression of the spinal cord	4%	—
impaired uterine function	—	8%
bladder cancer	4%	—
роды и вскармливание	—	7%
oncology relatives	4%	—
cysts	1%	8%
dihydrotestosterone increased	4%	—
dry	—	7%
screams during examination	4%	—
a lot of medicines	1%	8%
melanoma	3%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	7%
pain as the current	3%	—
refuses to help	2%	9%
no appetite	3%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	7%
metastatic brain tumors	3%	—
surgery in the urethra	3%	10%
gastric adenocarcinoma	3%	—
cystitis	2%	9%
lung adenocarcinoma	3%	—
pain in the sacrum	3%	10%
drug disease	3%	—
obstructive uropathy	4%	11%
nausea	3%	—
lot of operations in small things	2%	8%
back injury	3%	—
high temperature	1%	7%
anemia	3%	—
prostate volume is reduced	10%	16%

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