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Results: Differences General ✘Ureteral stones✘Uretero-vaginal fistula
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Distinctive symptoms
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kidney stones 68% —
vaginal fistulas — 81%
renal colic 66% —
vesicovaginal fistula — 70%
pain in the ureter 61% —
bladder fistula — 69%
colic 55% —
vaginal cancer — 66%
kidney stones and ureter 39% —
bladder interventions — 64%
ureteral stones 38% —
vulvar cancer — 61%
ureteral stricture 38% —
fistula — 56%
microliths in the kidneys 24% —
vaginal sarcoma — 55%
nephropathy 24% —
necrosis of the myomatous node — 55%
diverticulum of the bladder 22% —
injury of the ureter 17% 70%
large stones in the bladder 22% —
ureteritis — 50%
shape of the prostate is correct 22% —
adenocarcinoma of the rectum — 50%
sand in the urine 22% —
rectal cancer — 49%
large kidney stones 22% —
uterine tumor — 48%
pyuria 20% —
cancer — 47%
diverticulum of the ureter 20% —
ovarian tumors in girls — 47%
urethrocele 19% —
consequences of surgery — 46%
prostate adenoma 19% —
difficulty urinating — 45%
kidney pain area 19% —
scarring — 45%
diverticulum of the urethra 19% —
uterine cancer — 45%
lower abdominal pain in men 19% —
bacterial cervicitis — 45%
oliguria 18% —
rupture of the fallopian tube — 45%
stones of the urethra 17% —
urethral cancer — 45%
multiple stones in the bladder 17% —
benign vaginal tumors — 45%
pyelonephritis 17% —
epithelioma — 44%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 17% —
weak stream of urine — 44%
little urine 16% —
fallopian tube cancer — 43%
urethral stricture 16% —
tumors of the rectum — 43%
attacks of pain 16% —
inflammation — 42%
kidney hypertrophy 15% —
ovarian apoplexy — 41%
pain in the perineum in men 15% —
benign tumors of the fallopian tubes — 41%
gout 14% —
vaginal hysterectomy — 41%
obstructive uropathy 14% —
vaginal discharge — 40%
anuria 14% —
ovarian tumors — 40%
spinal cord injury 14% —
removal of fibroids — 40%
acute pain 13% —
female pelvic organs — 39%
sediment urine 13% —
bowel cancer — 39%
increased uric acid 13% —
vaginal discharge with an unpleasant odor — 39%
hyperparathyroidism 13% —
radiation damage — 39%
dry mouth 12% —
ovarian fibroma — 38%
spasmodic pain 12% —
vaginosis — 38%
spinal injury 12% —
ovarian endometriosis — 38%
pain in the groin area 12% —
kidney sarcoma — 38%
changes in urine 12% —
consequences of injuries — 38%
lower abdominal pain 12% —
unpleasant odor from the vagina — 38%
protein in the urine 11% —
bacterial vaginosis — 38%
osteoporosis 11% —
lower back pain — 38%
chills 11% —
consequences of taking medications — 38%
bloating 11% —
white with an unpleasant odor — 38%
better to be alone 10% —
intra-phase infections — 37%
metabolic disorder 10% —
urinary incontinence in women — 37%
fighting 10% —
hyperthermia — 37%
nausea 10% —
hydroureter — 37%
pain when touched 10% —
abscess of the tubes — 37%
bone fracture 10% —
postoperative pain — 37%
abdominal pain 10% —
necrosis — 37%
vomiting 9% —
urination disorder 12% 48%
dryness 9% —
pregnancy is 8 weeks — 36%
stage of recovery 9% —
intestinal tumor — 36%
recovery period 9% —
lack of urination — 36%
kidney diseases 47% 38%
benign ovarian tumors — 36%
pelvic abscess — 36%
appendages of the uterus — 35%
lymphosarcoma — 35%
infringement of the sciatic nerve — 35%
pinching nerves — 35%
shooting pain in the lower back — 35%
parametrite — 35%
kidney adenocarcinoma — 35%
unpleasant smell of urine — 35%
back pain — 35%
lumbago — 35%
shooting back pain — 35%
omission of internal organs 11% 46%
ovarian cancer — 34%
consequences of abdominal trauma — 34%
sciatica — 34%
sciatic nerve pain — 34%
abscess — 34%
pain before urination — 34%
skin problems — 34%
rupture of the uterus — 33%
radiation therapy — 33%
uterine appendages are increase — 33%
vaginal tears — 33%
hydronephrosis — 33%
discharge with an unpleasant smell — 33%
withdrawal syndrome — 32%
uretero-vaginal fistula — 32%
enlargement of the uterus — 32%
catatrauma — 32%
uterine fibroids — 32%
deterioration from overheating — 32%
wound — 31%
fistula of the anus — 31%
radiculitis — 31%
endocervicitis — 31%
surgery in the urethra — 31%
vaginitis — 31%
shooting pains — 31%
germinogenic tumors — 31%
scar inflammation — 31%
prolonged urination — 31%
endometriosis — 31%
intestinal abscess — 31%
removal of the uterine body — 31%
operations in the oral cavity — 30%
pain in the sacrum — 30%
striae — 30%
suppuration with fistulas — 30%
a history of plastic surgery — 30%
can't hold urine — 30%
postoperative scars — 29%
urinary incontinence — 29%
pain in the vagina — 29%
abdominal injuries — 29%
fibroma — 28%
skin atrophy — 28%
trauma 12% 40%
kidney damage — 28%
intestinal resection — 28%
tumour in the abdomen — 27%
3 pregnancy — 27%
apoplexy — 27%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 27%
vulva infections — 27%
wound postoperative — 27%
vulvovaginitis — 27%
history of surgery 14% 41%
neuralgia — 26%
cancer in the anamnesis — 26%
painful swelling — 25%
scratches — 25%
abdominal surgery — 25%
myocardial infarction — 25%
up worse at 6 am — 25%
impaired uterine function — 25%
wounds heal poorly — 25%
history of laparoscopic surgery 11% 36%

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