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Results: Differences General ✘N37.0✘Inflammation of the appendages
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Distinctive symptoms
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trichomoniasis 83% —
lower abdominal pain — 83%
trichomoniasis in women 83% —
pulling abdominal pain — 77%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 78% —
inflammation of the eyes — 68%
chronic urethritis 76% —
eyes purulent discharge — 67%
urethritis 85% 10%
inflammation of the ovaries — 67%
gonorrheal urethritis 85% 12%
foot freeze — 59%
trichomonas urethritis 68% —
demanding — 57%
irritation of the urethra 68% —
роды и вскармливание — 54%
sand in the bladder 68% —
discharge from the eyes — 52%
urethral pain 68% —
ovarian cysts — 49%
urethral stricture 64% —
freezes — 47%
discharge from the urethra 62% —
inflammation 50% 94%
burning in the urethra when urinating 61% —
abscess — 44%
discomfort in the urethra 61% —
thinking about life — 42%
burning when urinating 58% —
desire for solace — 41%
vaginitis 55% —
salpingitis — 40%
burning in the urethra 53% —
abscess of the tubes — 40%
urine is caustic 51% —
pelvioperitonitis — 40%
desire to escape 51% —
adnexitis — 40%
penile injuries 51% —
pelvic abscess — 39%
thrush 50% —
intra-phase infections — 37%
pain during urination 50% —
blurred vision — 36%
stones of the urethra 50% —
inflammation of the appendages — 36%
pain when urinating 50% —
nervousness — 36%
lot of worries 49% —
appendages of the uterus — 35%
tonic epididymitis 48% —
is better when busy — 34%
fundamental 47% —
eye swelling — 34%
eating and drinking 46% —
cysts — 32%
proteus syndrome 46% —
endometritis — 32%
purulent discharge from the urethra 46% —
STDs — 31%
eating salt 45% —
peritonitis — 31%
invasive candidiasis 45% —
aching — 29%
urethral injuries 44% —
intoxication — 28%
fever 44% —
phlegmon — 28%
prostatitis chronic 43% —
impaired uterine function — 27%
discomfort when urinating 43% —
anaerobic infection — 27%
acute prostatitis 42% —
piosalpinx — 26%
sexuality increased 42% —
appendages of pain — 25%
bladder injury 41% —
surgical infections — 25%
prostatitis 40% —
stage of recovery — 25%
weak stream of urine 38% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 25%
genital pain in women 38% —
parametrite — 24%
candidiasis 37% —
oncology — 24%
worse in violation of the diet 36% —
recovery period — 23%
ureaplasma 51% 13%
bacteremia — 23%
trauma 35% —
sepsis — 23%
bladder interventions 35% —
acute abdomen — 22%
porous skin 35% —
ovarian dysfunction — 22%
pain in the groin area 35% —
subfebrility — 22%
cystitis 34% —
consequences of surgery — 22%
urogenital clamidiosis 48% 12%
bleeding — 21%
painful urination 47% 12%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 21%
cytomegalovirus 33% —
chills when vomiting — 21%
fever weakness 33% —
silicotuberculosis — 20%
desire to control 33% —
hydrosalpinx — 20%
no strength 32% —
abdominal pain — 20%
intensive physical load 32% —
consequences of infection — 20%
little urine 31% —
gynecological operations in the anamnesis — 20%
burns 30% —
uterine appendages are increase — 20%
gonorrhea 69% 38%
bleeding during pregnancy — 19%
periodic illness 36% 6%
pronounced defense of abdominal muscles — 19%
exhaustion 27% —
acute appendicitis — 19%
consequences of injuries 27% —
vomiting — 19%
gonorrhea in women 53% 24%
operations on the vagina and cervix — 19%
clamidiosis in women 52% 23%
appendicitis — 19%
up circulatory disorders 26% —
menstruation irregular — 19%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract 43% 15%
acute salpingitis — 19%
spicy food 41% 15%
fever abdominal pain — 19%
surgery in the urethra 39% 14%
chills — 19%
fungus 45% 20%
consequences of taking medications — 19%
worse from the heat 31% 8%
pain in the uterus — 19%
constant pain 31% 8%
ectopic pregnancy — 18%
infertility female 34% 12%
mycoplasmosis in women — 18%
clamidiosis 39% 17%
pain in the vagina — 18%
inflammatory bowel diseases 29% 7%
leukocytosis — 18%
urolithiasis 28% 7%
gases when urinating — 18%
streptococci 32% 11%
genital tuberculosis — 18%
worse food 29% 10%
diarrhea vomiting — 17%
worse during meals 29% 10%
urination disorder — 17%
mycoplasma 39% 20%
acute condition — 17%
illness after hypothermia 33% 17%
paranoia — 17%
vulvovaginitis 47% 33%
tumour in the abdomen — 17%
vulva infections 47% 33%
painful swelling — 16%
drug disease 25% 13%
copious urination — 16%
feeling of heat 26% 19%
soreness of the uterus — 16%
increased 23% 18%
suspicion — 16%
gastrointestinal problems — 16%
urethral syndrome — 16%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding — 15%
gonococcus dna positive — 15%
periodic fever — 15%
monthly short — 15%
weakness after diarrhea — 15%
tuberculosis — 15%
monthly abundant and prolonged — 15%
pain in the intestines — 15%
uterine tumor — 15%
monthly gas scanty — 15%
unformed feces — 15%
piovar — 15%
very abundant monthly — 15%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome in women — 15%
lying in bed — 15%
weakness after illness — 14%
defense of abdominal muscles — 14%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome — 14%
habitual miscarriage — 14%
metroendometritis — 14%
long monthly cycle — 14%
effects of taking antibiotics — 14%
fallopian tube cancer — 14%
immunodeficiency — 14%
helps others — 14%
appendicitis during pregnancy — 14%

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