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Results: Differences General ✘Ejaculation disorders✘Intellectual disabilities in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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retrograde ejaculation 81% —
smart baby — 85%
headache bursting in the forehead 62% —
lags behind in the development — 70%
cough in the supine position 58% —
mental retardation — 64%
cough gives to the head 56% —
childhood diseases 10% 63%
desire for fatty foods 52% —
children's speech — 48%
desire for carbonated water 52% —
brain damage — 47%
desire for salty 50% —
delay of mental development — 38%
stomach like a drum 48% —
impaired arterial function — 37%
desire for tobacco 47% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 36%
headache bursting 45% —
speech slurred — 36%
bursting in the head 44% —
delayed speech development — 33%
premature ejaculation 44% —
up circulatory disorders — 33%
wet crackling 39% —
emotional child — 32%
obesity on the stomach 39% —
up strong — 31%
ejaculation disorders 38% —
learning difficulties — 30%
crackling in the lungs 36% —
cretinism — 28%
fat deposits 36% —
mental retardation easy — 27%
bursting 35% —
swearing — 26%
increased appetite 45% 9%
psychologist — 26%
impaired prostate function 32% —
up imbecility — 26%
delayed ejaculation 28% —
psychological suppression — 25%
pain during ejaculation 28% —
recovery period — 25%
prostate sclerosis 28% —
delayed stages of development — 25%
surgery in the urethra 26% —
stage of recovery — 25%
aspermatism 25% —
idiocy — 25%
psychogenic form of premature ejaculation 24% —
madness — 24%
urethral injuries 24% —
volitional disorders — 23%
prostatitis 22% —
speech absence — 23%
short frenulum of the foreskin 22% —
limited vocabulary — 23%
spinal cord injury 22% —
mental all — 22%
hypersensitivity of the glans penis 22% —
thinking disorders — 22%
urethritis 22% —
dementia — 22%
prostate adenoma prostatitis 21% —
encephalopathy — 22%
polyneuropathy 21% —
consequences of infection — 22%
inflammation of the foreskin 21% —
impulsiveness — 22%
chronic urethritis 21% —
is not thinking — 22%
diabetic neuropathy 21% —
mental retardation secondary — 21%
headaches 30% 7%
infantile — 21%
fear of sex 20% —
Can't study — 21%
azoospermia 20% —
can't get together — 21%
penile injuries 20% —
urolithiasis in children — 21%
sclerosis of the bladder neck 19% —
there is little will — 20%
urethra valves 18% —
can not think — 20%
spinal injury 18% —
agitation — 20%
fear of failure 18% —
childish behavior — 19%
prostate pain 18% —
no children — 19%
neurogenic pain 18% —
problems with studying — 19%
inflammation 18% —
foolishness — 19%
urethral stricture 17% —
affective disorders — 19%
sexual arousal 17% —
aversion to reading — 19%
anorgasmia 17% —
schizophrenia in children — 18%
urethral syndrome 17% —
aggression on yourself — 18%
pelvic bone fracture 17% —
fatigue from children — 18%
male infertility 17% —
epilepsy — 18%
thyroid surgery 16% —
extreme — 18%
pain in the urethra 16% —
emotional 10% 28%
consequences of spinal injury 16% —
aggressive — 18%
prostatitis chronic 16% —
delayed motor development — 17%
congenital hypothyroidism 16% —
confused in numbers — 17%
uterine infertility 16% —
requires increased attention — 17%
traumatic illness 16% —
sense of responsibility — 17%
acute prostatitis 16% —
stones in the bladder — 17%
prostate adenoma 15% —
egocentric — 17%
diabetes mellitus 15% —
aggressive child — 17%
multiple sclerosis 14% —
desire for physical activity — 17%
consequences of surgery 14% —
it's hard to concentrate — 16%
hypogonadism 14% —
confusion of consciousness — 16%
infection genitourinary 14% —
angry child — 16%
STDs 14% —
alalia — 16%
conducting an inspection 14% —
delirium — 16%
spinal fracture 14% —
delayed puberty — 16%
infertility female 13% —
stigmas of dysembriogenesis — 16%
bladder interventions 13% —
caring for the family — 16%
intestinal lethargy 13% —
self-sufficient — 16%
nerve damage 13% —
the desire to swear — 16%
genital neoplasms 13% —
a lot of resentment — 16%
is better in nature 12% —
akathisia — 16%
constant pain 12% —
calculating — 16%
impaired uterine function 12% —
visual impairment — 16%
hypothyroidism 12% —
art syndrome — 16%
bone fracture 11% —
attacks of pain — 16%
stroke 11% —
convulsions — 15%
female pelvic organs 11% —
effects of poisoning — 15%
benign neoplasms 11% —
destructive behavior — 15%
anesthesia 10% —
worried due to pain — 15%
surgical infections 10% —
bulimia in children — 15%
oncology 9% —
2 children — 15%
trauma 13% 7%
early childhood autism — 15%
history of surgery 19% 14%
indifference to children — 15%
secondary parkinsonism 15% 11%
unspecified mental disorders — 15%
down syndrome — 15%
hearing impaired — 15%
delay in physical development — 15%
autism — 15%
large child — 15%
cerebrastenic syndrome in children — 15%
anxiety with agitation — 15%
studies poorly — 15%
fear of illness — 14%
mental shock — 14%
polymorbidity — 14%
easily suggestible — 14%
abnormalities of spleen development — 14%
irritability — 14%
increased — 14%
resentment against yourself — 14%
fickle appetite — 14%
schizophrenia — 14%
nervous shock — 14%
overeating in children — 14%

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