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Comparison results

 
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0)
General blood test 93%(6)3%(1)
General urine test 87%(1)4%(2)
Coagulogram 81%(2)
Blood biochemistry 34%(0)
Thyroid hormones 34%(3)
Radiography of the area 24%(0)4%(0)
Endoscopy 20%(0)6%(0)
Measurements at the reception 21%(0)4%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 63%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 69%
discharge from the urethra 48% 6%
intermittent urination 49%
enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes 40%
impaired prostate function 14% 50%
chronic urethritis 39%
difficulty urinating 38% 71%
benign tumors of the urethra 38%
urination rare 30%
urethritis 38%
prostatitis 15% 40%
neoplasms of the vulva 37%
neurogenic bladder 23%
surgery in the urethra 44% 5%
inconclusive urge to urinate 23%
squamous cell carcinoma 36%
pain in the bladder 22%
difficulty urinating in men 35%
prostate adenoma prostatitis 21%
urethral pain 35%
urine is released drop by drop 19%
priapism 35%
cataract 18%
diverticulum of the urethra 35%
nocturnal enuresis 14%
paraurethral cyst 35%
s eyes cloudy 13%
vulvar cancer 34%
phimosis 12%
metastases 34%
I can't be alone 12%
prostate cancer 40% 5%
little urine 11%
cystitis in women 31%
paresis 10%
diverticulum of the bladder 31%
acute prostatitis 15% 24%
pain during urination in women 31%
acute urinary 9%
fistula 30%
stomach like a drum 9%
can't hold urine 30%
foreign body of the bladder 8%
warts 30%
dense urethra 8%
vaginal cancer 30%
fluid retention 8%
enlarged lymph nodes 30%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen 8%
oncology in the anamnesis 29%
sudden onset 7%
cancer in the anamnesis 29%
pain in the groin 7%
urinary incontinence 29%
tension in the bladder area 7%
pain in the urethra 45% 14%
pain in the kidneys and groin 7%
painful swelling 28%
urination is normal 7%
scrotal abscess 27%
bacterial prostatitis 7%
cystectomy 27%
heaviness in the lower abdomen 7%
spraying a stream of urine when urinating 27%
anuria 7%
prolapse of the urethral mucosa 27%
feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen 7%
genital neoplasms 38% 9%
foreign body of the urethra 7%
radiation therapy 26%
lower abdominal pain in men 7%
bladder cancer 26%
swelling of genitals 7%
genital tuberculosis 26%
constantly complains 6%
urethral syndrome 39% 11%
lack of urination 6%
radiation damage 25%
does not urinate 6%
cancer 30% 3%
bleeding from the bladder 6%
porous skin 25%
no discharge 6%
urethral stricture 40% 13%
heaviness in the bladder 6%
bladder interventions 34% 8%
prostate pain 6%
cancer pain 24%
psychosomatics 6%
vaginal fistulas 23%
acute abdomen 6%
urinary incontinence in women 23%
worried due to pain 6%
vesicovaginal fistula 22%
abdominal pain from experiences 6%
hemorrhagic cystitis 22%
urination disorder 6%
increased 22%
acute abdominal pains 6%
burning in the urethra when urinating 22%
sharp pain in the stomach 6%
benign tumors of the bladder 21%
chronic urinary 6%
ru 21%
urination painful 27% 33%
increased thyroxine 21%
damage to the nervous system 5%
tumour in the abdomen 21%
emotional 5%
effects of chemotherapy 21%
renal colic 5%
burning when urinating 21%
kidney stones 5%
dropsy testicles 21%
kidney diseases 5%
melanoma 21%
heaviness in the abdomen 5%
cystitis 20%
kidney pain area 5%
history of surgery 26% 4%
consequences of psychotrauma 5%
urethral polyp 20%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 5%
epithelioma 20%
effects of drugs 5%
urinary fistulas 20%
sudden onset 5%
pain during urination in men 20%
muscular dystrophy 5%
terminal leakage of urine 19%
effects of shock 4%
operations on the vagina and cervix 19%
unbearable pain 4%
prostate cyst 19%
shock states of various genesis 4%
difficulty urinating in women 19%
colic 4%
gonorrhea in the anamnesis 19%
mental shock 4%
constant pain 19%
agitation 4%
lymphostasis 19%
illness from stress 4%
painful lymph nodes in the groin 18%
gradual deterioration of the condition 4%
feeling of uselessness 18%
scarring 4%
rashes on the penis 18%
thin 4%
inflammation 26% 6%
conservative 4%
verruciform epidermodysplasia 18%
muscle weakness 7% 10%
fibrosarcoma 18%
childhood diseases 3%
irritation of the urethra 18%
hormonal disorders 3%
abscess 18%
acute condition 3%
pain in the groin area 28% 8%
lags behind in the development 3%
increased bleeding 18%
blood clots in the urine 3%
STDs 18%
lower abdominal pain 13% 15%
cervical resection 17%
prostatitis chronic 15% 17%
consequences of physical exertion 17%
benign neoplasms 21% 22%
suspicion 17%
weak stream of urine 37% 38%
leakage of urine 17%
angioplasty 16%
leukoplakia 16%
burning of the vulva 16%
lymphosarcoma 16%
polyneuropathy 16%
pain in the perineum in women 16%
hypertrophy of the seminal tubercle 16%
sexually transmitted diseases 16%
radiation cystitis 16%
effects of radiation 16%
prostate enlargement 16%
massage worse 16%
erection painful 15%
testicular pain 15%
consequences of surgery 15%
purulent discharge from the urethra 23% 6%
microhematuria 15%
recovery period 15%
stage of recovery 15%
scrotum pain 15%
tuberculosis 15%
burns 15%
paranoia 15%
rashes on the genitals 14%
human papillomavirus 14%
solid tumor 14%
wound 14%
depression in cancer patients 14%
gonorrhea 14%

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