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Results: Differences General	✘Delay in separation of the afterbirth	✘Umbilical cord prolapse
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 14%(1) 100%(1) Ultrasound of the organ 24%(0) 22%(0) Coagulogram 17%(0) — Angiography 17%(0) — General blood test 15%(1) — Histological studies 14%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	14%	100%
lactation	59%	—
umbilical cord prolapse	—	57%
damage to the uterus	39%	—
pressing sore throat	—	36%
delay in separation of the afterbirth	36%	—
pelvic presentation of the fetus	—	33%
bleeding	33%	—
umbilical cord abnormalities	—	32%
placenta increment	31%	—
uterine prolapse	—	32%
tame child	31%	—
external pharynx open	—	32%
perforation of the uterus	31%	—
premature birth	—	31%
intrauterine septum	29%	—
headache compressing	—	31%
bleeding uterine	29%	—
rapid childbirth	—	30%
adenomyosis	27%	—
anencephaly	—	30%
blood diseases	27%	—
multiple pregnancy	—	30%
trauma	27%	—
pulsates	—	28%
attachment to the child	26%	—
foreign body of the vagina	—	27%
skin horn	26%	—
the belly is flat	—	27%
postpartum endometritis	26%	—
death of the child	—	27%
neurogenic bladder	24%	—
small buttocks	—	27%
placenta previa	24%	—
saddle uterus	—	27%
uterine hypoplasia	24%	—
weakness during pregnancy	—	26%
attachment to parents	24%	—
head presentation of the fetus	—	25%
bloody discharge from the vagina	23%	—
pressure in the throat	—	25%
rupture of the uterus	23%	—
headaches	—	25%
nocturnal enuresis	22%	—
suffocation	—	24%
chest tension	22%	—
head surgery	—	24%
removal of the uterine body	21%	—
bone in the throat	—	24%
endometriosis	21%	—
narrow pelvis	—	23%
traumatic shock	20%	—
pressing headache	—	23%
consequences of abortion	20%	—
weakness of labor activity	—	23%
porous skin	20%	—
discomfort in the vagina	—	23%
impaired uterine function	39%	17%
pain in the buttocks	—	23%
birth trauma	20%	—
blow to the head	—	22%
endometritis	20%	—
precancer	—	21%
vaginal discharge	19%	—
hypoxia during childbirth	—	21%
coagulopathy	19%	—
skewed pelvis	—	21%
rapid growth	19%	—
number of births increased	—	21%
vulvovaginitis	18%	—
severe childbirth	—	21%
abortions	18%	—
complications of childbirth	19%	40%
intra-phase infections	18%	—
overflow of the head	—	20%
vulva infections	18%	—
natural childbirth	—	20%
severe exhaustion	18%	—
not dilated	—	20%
inflammation	18%	—
head tilted	—	20%
muscle weakness	16%	—
empty	—	20%
vascular damage	16%	—
pain in the uterus	—	20%
papules	16%	—
caesarean section in the anamnesis	—	19%
sepsis	16%	—
fetal hypoxia	—	19%
bacteremia	16%	—
large fruit	—	19%
exhaustion	15%	—
growing pains	—	19%
helps others	15%	—
caesarean section	—	19%
consequences of infection	14%	—
hydrocephalus	—	18%
onset of illness	14%	—
pain in the vessels of the head	—	18%
increased	18%	12%
spasmodic pain	—	18%
history medical mother's	—	18%
large child	—	17%
feeling of danger	—	17%
illness after hypothermia	—	17%
throat hurts	—	17%
open person	—	17%
caution	—	16%
bone deformation	—	16%
short height	—	16%
hypoxia	—	15%
patient is motionless	—	15%
presses	—	14%
neurological disorders	—	14%
anesthesia	—	14%
there are no complaints	—	13%
patient's condition	—	12%
conservative	17%	28%
operative delivery	20%	26%
no children	17%	23%

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