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Results: Differences General	✘Sports amenorrhea	✘Pituitary apoplexy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(14) 100%(0) Thyroid hormones 61%(5) 45%(0) Other hormones 47%(9) 28%(2) General blood test 5%(1) 59%(0) General urine test 5%(1) 51%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	67%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	24%
stress	45%	—
apoplexy	—	15%
polycystic	41%	—
pain in the frontal part	—	14%
jams stress	40%	—
headache frontal	—	13%
cystic fibrosis	39%	—
swelling of the brain	—	12%
sports amenorrhea	39%	—
increased intracranial pressure	—	12%
secondary amenorrhea	33%	—
compression of the brain	—	12%
stopped menstruation	33%	—
headache with nausea and vomiting	—	11%
cysts	32%	—
no concentration	—	11%
anovulation	30%	—
nausea during a headache	—	10%
increased appetite	30%	—
acute sense of smell	—	10%
fsh deficiency	29%	—
headache with nausea	—	10%
anovulatory infertility	29%	—
organic brain damage	—	10%
monthly short	28%	—
nausea	—	10%
hyperprolactinemia	28%	—
history of brain surgery	—	10%
menstruation irregular	28%	—
venous bleeding	—	10%
menstruation disorder	27%	—
headache to vomiting	—	10%
anxiety	27%	—
hypoxia	—	10%
ovarian dysfunction	26%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	—	10%
appendages of the uterus	25%	—
vascular tumor	—	10%
primary and secondary amenorrhea	24%	—
severe myopia	—	9%
increased endurance	24%	—
pituitary adenoma	—	9%
lh deficiency	23%	—
disorders of consciousness	—	9%
hypoestrogenism	23%	—
brain bruised	—	9%
excess testesterone	23%	—
nausea from pain	—	9%
infertility female	22%	—
arterial bleeding	—	9%
prolactin deficiency	21%	—
vomiting	—	9%
testicular feminization syndrome	21%	—
cancer	—	9%
vaginal atresia	21%	—
capillary bleeding	—	9%
virile syndrome	20%	—
concussion of the brain	—	9%
to increase the mammary glands	20%	—
up vascular mesh	—	9%
adrenogenital syndrome	20%	—
blurred vision	—	9%
aper syndrome	20%	—
scotoma	—	9%
kalman syndrome	20%	—
head injury	—	9%
uterine atresia	19%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	9%
hyperandrogenism in women	19%	—
contusion head	—	9%
ascherman syndrome	18%	—
brain tumor	6%	14%
patient's condition	18%	—
radiation damage	—	8%
anovulatory cycle	18%	—
glioma	—	8%
pimples on the body	18%	—
radiation therapy	—	8%
polycystic ovaries	17%	—
nausea vomiting	—	8%
роды и вскармливание	17%	—
progressive myopia	—	8%
shortened cycle	17%	—
impaired sense of smell	—	8%
shereshevsky-turner syndrome	17%	—
sharpness decreased vision	—	8%
ovarian insufficiency	17%	—
skull fracture	—	8%
ovarian hypofunction	17%	—
consequence of hormone treatment	—	8%
empty' Turkish saddle syndrome	17%	—
impaired venous function	—	8%
testicular atrophy	17%	—
fog in the head	—	8%
hirsutism	17%	—
trophic ulcer	—	8%
severe stress	16%	—
acute condition	—	8%
ovarian cysts	16%	—
can not think	—	7%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	16%	—
ischemic stroke	—	7%
increased hairiness	16%	—
necrosis	5%	12%
sheehan syndrome	16%	—
myopia	—	7%
abnormalities of uterine development	16%	—
there is no head	—	7%
monthly gas scanty	16%	—
loss of work	—	7%
monthly prolonged	16%	—
bruise	—	7%
swyer syndrome	15%	—
bowel cancer	—	7%
intensive physical load	15%	—
gastric bleeding	—	7%
hypogonadism	15%	—
can't get together	—	7%
resistant ovary syndrome	15%	—
rapid growth	—	7%
long monthly cycle	15%	—
history of vein surgery	—	7%
effects of taking hormones	24%	7%
intestinal bleeding	—	7%
periodic illness	14%	—
bleeding ulcer	—	7%
rough voice	14%	—
brain tumors	6%	13%
pimples on the head	14%	—
skin cancer	—	7%
pimples on the face	14%	—
benign neoplasms	—	6%
delayed puberty	14%	—
peptic ulcer	—	6%
osteoporosis	14%	—
impaired gastric function	—	6%
acne	14%	—
thrombosis	—	6%
acne face	14%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	6%
high height	14%	—
blindness	—	6%
itsenko-cushing syndrome (hypercorticism)	14%	—
increased bleeding	—	6%
congenital hyperplasia of the adrenal cortex	14%	—
fainting	—	6%
can not get pregnant	13%	—
intestinal tumor	—	6%
panhypopituitarianism	13%	—
metastases	—	6%
menopause	13%	—
stroke	—	6%
rash on the body	13%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	—	6%
increased calcium	13%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	5%
development of external genital organs is incorrect	13%	—
neurological disorders	—	5%
excess acth	13%	—
up circulatory disorders	7%	11%
rashes on the face	13%	—
headaches	7%	11%
hormonal failure	13%	—
angiopathy	7%	10%
obesity	13%	—
severe headache neck pain	6%	9%
estradiol deficiency	13%	—
damage to the nervous system	7%	9%
hyperaldosteronism	13%	—
acute pain	5%	7%
prolactinoma	13%	—
visual impairment	8%	10%
uterine cyst	13%	—
loss of sense of smell	10%	11%
impaired uterine function	13%	—
electrolyte balance disorders	6%	7%
secondary hyperaldosteronism	13%	—
impaired arterial function	8%	9%
congenital adrenal hyperplasia	13%	—
headache with visual impairment	7%	8%
ovulatory syndrome	13%	—
loss of visual fields	7%	8%
variable symptoms	12%	—
oncology	10%	11%
excess cortisol	12%	—
history of surgery	10%	10%
narrow pelvis	12%	—
trauma	7%	7%
ovarian tumors	12%	—
sense of smell is reduced	11%	11%
anxiety depressive disorder	12%	—
bleeding	12%	12%
galactorrhea	12%	—
gastrointestinal problems	5%	5%
illness from stress	12%	—
imbalance	5%	5%
narrow chest	12%	—
consequences of surgery	5%	5%
pituitary cyst	12%	—
menstrual cycle is short	12%	—

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