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Results: Differences General	✘E23.6	✘N91.2
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 28%(5) Sex hormones 34%(0) 46%(11) Other hormones 38%(2) 17%(7) Blood biochemistry 53%(3) 2%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	98%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
chronic condition	85%	—
early menopause	—	54%
chilly	81%	—
polycystic ovaries	—	53%
outbursts of anger	59%	—
menopause	—	52%
impulsiveness	55%	—
polycystic	—	44%
aggressive	49%	—
hot flashes	—	43%
benign epithelial tumors	45%	—
cystic fibrosis	—	41%
hypopituitarism	51%	5%
stopped menstruation	—	39%
hormonal disorders	57%	14%
menopause sweating	—	36%
excess stg	34%	—
hot rush with sweating	—	33%
pituitary tumors	47%	12%
heat menopause	—	32%
benign neoplasms	36%	4%
hot flashes at night	—	30%
excess acth	29%	—
menopause diseases	—	26%
acromegaly	35%	4%
hirsutism	—	24%
pituitary gland diseases	40%	10%
monthly gas scanty	—	20%
gigantism	34%	4%
ovarian cysts	—	19%
happy	26%	—
thoughts of death	—	19%
lowered	33%	5%
primary and secondary amenorrhea	—	17%
lactation period	25%	—
swelling in the evening	—	17%
legs thick	25%	—
worse, drafts	—	17%
diabetes insipidus	25%	—
legs swell in the evening	—	16%
impotence	25%	—
secondary amenorrhea	—	16%
vascular tumor	24%	—
menstruation menopause	—	16%
disorganization	24%	—
monthly depressed	—	15%
arterial hypertension in children	24%	—
primary amenorrhea	—	15%
obesity on the stomach	23%	—
emotional	—	14%
radiation damage	23%	—
lack of menstruation	—	14%
diabetes mellitus in children	23%	—
blood flushes to the head	—	14%
oily facial skin	23%	—
kalman syndrome	—	14%
whole head hurts	23%	—
swelling of the whole body	—	13%
delayed puberty	22%	—
ovarian insufficiency	—	13%
I'm being controlled	21%	—
shereshevsky-turner syndrome	—	13%
fat deposits	21%	—
hyperandrogenism in women	—	13%
oncology	30%	7%
inhibition	—	13%
meningoencephalitis	21%	—
testicular atrophy	—	12%
childhood diseases	21%	—
ovarian hypofunction	—	12%
itsenko-cushing's disease	26%	4%
hypogonadism	—	12%
brain tumor	25%	3%
thyrotoxicosis	—	12%
increased	29%	7%
bulimia	—	11%
frequent headaches	20%	—
unspecified mental disorders	—	11%
effects of taking hormones	34%	13%
hair loss	—	11%
hypothyroidism	19%	—
anxiety	—	11%
traumatic brain injury	19%	—
increased hairiness	—	11%
increased sugar	19%	—
abnormalities of uterine development	—	11%
deficit of stg	25%	4%
monthly prolonged	—	10%
memory impairment	19%	—
impaired uterine function	—	10%
leukoencephalitis	18%	—
testicular feminization syndrome	—	10%
pituitary adenoma	26%	6%
prolactin deficiency	—	10%
head injury	18%	—
obesity	—	10%
forgetfulness	18%	—
prolactinoma	—	10%
onset of illness	21%	2%
changeable mood	—	10%
essential hypertension	17%	—
diffuse toxic goiter	—	10%
radiation therapy	17%	—
galactorrhea	—	9%
hypotension	17%	—
pregnancy	—	9%
diabetes mellitus	16%	—
uterine atresia	—	9%
brain damage	16%	—
aper syndrome	—	9%
neurological disorders	16%	—
vaginal atresia	—	9%
dwarfism	23%	5%
nipple discharge	—	9%
impaired arterial function	21%	4%
anovulation	—	9%
to increase the mammary glands	22%	6%
adrenogenital syndrome	—	9%
effects of puberty	19%	3%
patient's condition	—	9%
decreased libido	23%	8%
polycystic ovary syndrome pcos	—	9%
weight change	19%	5%
anovulatory infertility	—	9%
painful swelling	19%	5%
empty' Turkish saddle syndrome	—	8%
metabolic disorder	16%	2%
ascherman syndrome	—	8%
osteoporosis	18%	4%
monthly short	—	8%
lactation	20%	7%
fsh deficiency	—	8%
emaciation	17%	5%
uterine hypoplasia	—	8%
history of surgery	19%	7%
pimples on the body	—	8%
rapid weight loss	17%	5%
enlargement of the thyroid gland	—	8%
hypertension	16%	4%
lactation problems	—	7%
trauma	15%	3%
resistant ovary syndrome	—	7%
damage to the nervous system	15%	3%
swyer syndrome	—	7%
swelling of the mammary glands	26%	16%
sports amenorrhea	—	7%
blood diseases	14%	4%
excess testesterone	—	7%
infertility female	20%	10%
menstruation disorder	—	7%
hyperprolactinemia	24%	14%
pimples on the face	—	7%
cancer	6%	—
ovarian dysfunction	—	7%
underdevelopment	17%	10%
suppression of sweating	—	7%
appendages of the uterus	18%	11%
sheehan syndrome	—	7%
head tumor	19%	12%
night sweat	—	7%
female pelvic organs	17%	11%
mood disorder	—	7%
acne	—	6%
panhypopituitarianism	—	6%
ovarian pregnancy	—	6%
rash on the body	—	6%
can not get pregnant	—	6%
pituitary cyst	—	6%
rashes on the face	—	6%
empty	—	6%
uterine cyst	—	6%
congenital adrenal hyperplasia	—	6%
anorexia nervosa	—	6%
lot of plans	—	6%
itsenko-cushing syndrome (hypercorticism)	—	6%
complete lack of appetite	—	6%
acne face	—	6%
congenital hyperplasia of the adrenal cortex	—	6%
secondary hyperaldosteronism	—	6%
hyperaldosteronism	—	6%
development of external genital organs is incorrect	—	6%
alternating heat	—	6%
pimples on the head	—	6%
premature menstruation	—	5%
sweating is increased	—	5%
anxiety depressive disorder	—	5%
pain during sexual intercourse	—	5%
chronic headaches	—	5%
acne on the chest	—	5%
painful pimples on the face	—	5%
excess of dhea	—	5%
up painful acne	—	5%
uterine appendages are increase	—	5%
there are no complaints	—	5%
the onset of the disease in menopause	—	5%
excess fsh	—	5%
lot of operations in small things	—	5%
menstruation irregular	58%	63%
ovarian tumors	—	5%
antibodies to steroid-producing adrenal cells	—	5%

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