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Comparison results

 
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Distinctive symptoms
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vaginal wall prolapse 73%
floating blood clot 97%
dryness of the oral mucosa 72%
history of vein surgery 91%
burning in the mouth 69%
acute venous thrombosis 91%
prolapse of the uterus and vagina 65%
thrombosis with varicose 89%
enterocele 65%
antithrombin is elevated 87%
omission of internal organs 64%
stomach like a drum 87%
can't hold urine 63%
subinvolution of the uterus 87%
disease from resentment 62%
thrombosis 79%
urinary incontinence 62%
postpartum obesity 74%
uterine prolapse 60%
purulent thrombophlebitis 74%
likes order 59%
damage to the uterus 73%
insecurity feeling 58%
venous mesh on legs 26% 99%
rectocele 57%
varicose veins of the legs 26% 99%
urinary incontinence in women 54%
vascular damage 73%
sensation of a foreign body in the vagina 54%
platelet aggregation increased 71%
bladder exstrophy 52%
veins swelling on the legs 25% 96%
epispadia 52%
thrombosis of the lower extremities 68%
burns 51%
acute appendicitis 67%
no appetite 51%
appendicitis 66%
dry mouth 49%
veins bloating 24% 90%
perineal rupture 49%
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria 65%
apathy 49%
varicose veins of the pelvis 65%
bowel prolapse 48%
ovarian vein thrombosis 64%
cramps in the legs 48%
varicose veins during pregnancy 62%
spits 47%
renal vein thrombosis 61%
bladder pressure 46%
blood diseases 9% 69%
heaviness in the bladder 45%
chronic appendicitis 60%
ovarian hypofunction 45%
pain in the left groin 60%
pain during sexual intercourse 45%
protein s deficiency 60%
bladder interventions 45%
ovarian pregnancy 59%
foreign body sensation 44%
his hands chronic thrombophlebitis 59%
dyspareunia 44%
venous congestion 58%
prolapse of the posterior wall of the vagina 44%
pain in the right groin 58%
omission of the rectum 43%
hemoglobinuria 58%
dryness 42%
hyperhomocysteinemia 57%
hernia 42%
hyperthermia 57%
prolapse of the anterior wall of the vagina 42%
blockage of blood vessels 57%
responsible 42%
soreness during palpation of small pelvis 56%
convulsions 40%
chills 55%
hypertension 39%
purulent appendicitis 55%
constipation 38%
inflammation 12% 67%
prolapse of the rectum 38%
homocysteine 54%
rapid weight loss 37%
sweating is increased 53%
vaginal tears 37%
full-blooded 53%
emaciation 37%
renal colic 53%
vulvar sarcoma 36%
hemorrhagic diathesis 53%
paraurethral cyst 36%
angioplasty 18% 71%
feeling of overflow of the bladder 36%
ovarian cancer 52%
vaginal sarcoma 36%
feeling of pressure on the chest 52%
cough worse at immobility 36%
calcinates 52%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 35%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 51%
feeling of residual urine 35%
pain in the veins of the legs 51%
weak stream of urine 35%
hematuria 11% 62%
urination incomplete 34%
vascular tumor 51%
pressure on the diaphragm 33%
deterioration postpartum 50%
vaginal cyst 32%
severe chills 50%
a history of prosthetics 32%
changes in the blood 50%
diverticulum of the bladder 32%
blood flow rate is reduced 50%
the back does not hold 32%
adnexitis 50%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 32%
fever is active 50%
cough 31%
deterioration from overheating 49%
protrusion of fornix 31%
salpingitis 49%
cough after exercise 31%
collagenosis 49%
menopause 31%
inflammation of the ovaries 49%
bladder injury 30%
deep vein thrombosis 48%
rapid childbirth 30%
pain increases gradually 48%
pulls the lower back 30%
pain in the uterus 48%
difficulty urinating 30%
sweating with weakness 48%
increased estrogens 30%
germinogenic tumors 48%
skewed pelvis 29%
he's defending himself 48%
fruits when running worse 29%
pain over the pubic 47%
vesicoureteral reflux 29%
thrombocytosis 47%
diverticulum of the urethra 29%
up circulatory disorders 47%
cervical cyst 29%
pain in the side 46%
omission of the pelvic organs 28%
ovarian dysfunction 46%
closes 28%
endometritis 46%
allgrove syndrome 28%
venous bleeding 46%
prolonged urination 28%
impaired uterine function 23% 69%
difficulty urinating in women 28%
prolonged fever 46%
abdominal obesity 28%
angiopathy 46%
pain in the bladder 27%
high temperature 46%
volume of residual urine is increased 27%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 46%
defecation during urination 27%
slow onset of the disease 45%
delayed urination 27%
pain in the rectum 45%
heaviness in the lower back 27%
colic 45%
omission of the ovaries 27%
thrombophlebitis 45%
urination when coughing 26%
increased blood clotting 45%
dull pain in the lower back 26%
squeezes his legs 45%
worse from exercise 26%
ovarian tumors 18% 63%
bartholinitis 26%
history of cardiovascular surgery 12% 56%
curvature of the penis 26%
appendages of the uterus 43% 87%
urination painful 26%
deterioration during pregnancy 44%
tension in the bladder area 26%
compressing pains in the heart 44%
lower abdominal pain 26%
peripheral artery thrombosis 44%
urination disorder 25%
phlebitis 43%
senile colpitis 25%
sedentary lifestyle 42%
cause pathological menopause 25%
refuses to help 42%
lower abdominal pain in women 25%
consequences of surgery 23% 65%
vaginitis 25%
tumors of the heart 41%
acute urinary 25%
calcification 41%

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