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Results: Differences General	✘N74.4	✘Cervical leukoplakia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%(1) — Gynecologist's examination — 21%(0) Infection tests — 15%(0) Sex hormones — 15%(4) Histological studies — 11%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	12%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	96%
obliteration of the fallopian tube	73%	—
cervical leukoplakia	—	40%
appendages of the uterus	79%	14%
endocervicitis	—	27%
genital tuberculosis	59%	—
cervical erosion	—	24%
intra-phase infections	83%	23%
human papillomavirus	—	23%
pyometra	58%	—
cervical diathermocoagulation	—	23%
cold in the stomach	56%	—
vaginal sarcoma	—	21%
soreness of the uterus	54%	—
postpartum cervical ulcer	—	21%
inflammation of the appendages	49%	—
cervical resection	—	21%
skin dirty	47%	—
warts	—	21%
pain in the sacrum	45%	—
eroded uterine lining	—	20%
worse from cold	44%	—
mucous whites	—	20%
worse at rest	43%	—
scarring of the cervix	—	19%
inflammation	60%	16%
hyperkeratosis	—	19%
lower abdominal pain	42%	—
cervical pregnancy	—	18%
worse lying down	38%	—
cervical hypertrophy	—	18%
forced situation	38%	—
cervical cancer	—	18%
female pelvic organs	58%	19%
uterine tumor	—	18%
acute abdomen	37%	—
ureaplasmosis in women	—	17%
tuberculosis	35%	—
cervix is deformed	—	17%
spicy food	35%	—
uterine cancer	—	17%
patient is motionless	34%	—
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis	—	16%
worse food	34%	—
fine-grained	—	16%
worse during meals	34%	—
STDs	—	16%
periods of exacerbation	34%	—
cancer	—	16%
fighting	34%	—
menstruation irregular	—	16%
abdominal pain	33%	—
endocrine infertility	—	16%
inflammation of the ovaries	47%	12%
short cervix	—	15%
subacute condition	32%	—
mycoplasmosis in women	—	15%
acute condition	32%	—
vaginal discharge	—	15%
drug disease	30%	—
clamidiosis in women	—	15%
blood diseases	29%	—
oncology	—	15%
infertility female	40%	10%
excess progesterone	—	15%
increased	27%	—
ureaplasmosis	—	15%
scarring	33%	9%
hpv dna positive	—	15%
impaired uterine function	38%	14%
hypertrophy of the uterine body	—	15%
abortions	38%	14%
white with an unpleasant odor	—	15%
consequences of infection	30%	11%
anovulatory infertility	—	14%
vulvovaginitis	40%	23%
hypertrophic scar	—	14%
vulva infections	39%	23%
history of surgery	—	14%
anovulation	—	14%
lymphosarcoma	—	14%
smell of blood is	—	14%
progesterone deficiency	—	14%
monthly short	—	13%
discharge with an unpleasant smell	—	13%
rashes symmetrical	—	13%
from sex worse	—	13%
bloody discharge from the vagina	—	13%
trauma	—	13%
scar on the uterus	—	13%
uterine infertility	—	13%
hormonal disorders	—	12%
vaginitis	—	12%
clamidiosis	—	12%
mycoplasma	—	12%
adnexitis	—	12%
pregnancy	—	11%
birth trauma	—	11%
lack of menstruation	—	11%
endometritis	—	11%
ovarian dysfunction	—	11%
angioplasty	—	11%
cytomegalovirus	—	10%
herpes	—	10%
shortened cycle	—	10%
vaccination	—	10%
pituitary gland diseases	—	10%
omission of internal organs	—	10%
skin cancer	—	10%
no discharge	—	10%
early development	—	9%
peptic ulcer	—	9%
consequences of childbirth	—	9%
aggressive	—	9%
consequences of injuries	—	8%
surgical infections	—	8%
there are no complaints	—	8%
skin problems	—	7%
consequences of taking medications	—	7%
patient's condition	—	7%
lowered	—	7%

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