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Results: Differences Similar ✘Genital tuberculosis✘Intermenstrual pain syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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pulmonary tuberculosis 39% —
painful ovulation — 52%
silicotuberculosis 36% —
monthly painful 15% 67%
tuberculosis 36% —
anxiety — 41%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 33% —
lower abdominal pain 13% 53%
kanefron 32% —
ovarian pain — 40%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 30% —
unspecified mental disorders — 40%
papillitis 29% —
abdominal pain 11% 50%
tuberculosis of lymph 28% —
appendages of uterus are painful — 39%
fistula 28% —
ovulatory pain — 39%
disseminated tuberculosis 27% —
ovulatory syndrome — 38%
tuberculosis in relatives 27% —
acute pain 10% 45%
shrunken bladder 27% —
the pain threshold has been lowered — 33%
impaired lung function 26% —
rupture of the fallopian tube — 31%
pyuria 25% —
coccyx injury — 28%
tonic epididymitis 25% —
pain — 28%
tuberculosis of the bladder 25% —
ovarian apoplexy — 28%
lymph node lesion 24% —
ligament rupture — 23%
prostatitis 24% —
inflammation of the ovaries — 22%
tuberculosis intoxication 24% —
pain after injury — 21%
vaginal 23% —
endometriosis — 21%
ureteral stricture 23% —
acalculia — 20%
renal colic 23% —
injury — 20%
consequences of infection 23% —
pain in the coccyx — 20%
rare menstruation 23% —
intermenstrual pain syndrome — 20%
consequences of operation 22% —
patient's condition 11% 30%
pain in the pelvis 22% —
anovulatory cycle — 19%
obliteration of the fallopian tube 22% —
violation of sensory integration — 18%
infection genitourinary 22% —
chronic oophoritis — 18%
impaired prostate function 21% —
myocardial infarction — 18%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 21% —
pelvic bone fracture — 17%
pyelonephritis 21% —
adnexitis — 16%
urination disorder 21% —
hypoalgesia — 16%
leukocyturia 21% —
headaches — 15%
prostate abscess 21% —
consequences of injuries — 15%
colic 21% —
pain in the tendons — 15%
inflammation 20% —
pain in the sacrum — 15%
grey discharge from the vagina 20% —
pain after a fracture — 15%
prostate enlargement 20% —
hypersensitivity pain — 15%
surgical infections 20% —
thalamic syndrome — 14%
tuberculosis in pregnant women 20% —
spinal injury — 14%
kidney cyst 20% —
violation of pain sensitivity — 14%
white discharge from the vagina 19% —
folliculitis — 14%
appendicitis during pregnancy 19% —
inflammation of the brain — 13%
endocrine infertility 19% —
perception — 13%
prostate echogenicity is reduced 19% —
sudden pain — 13%
miliary rash 19% —
pituitary gland diseases — 13%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 19% —
nervous excitability — 13%
prostate echogenicity increased prostate 19% —
bone fracture — 12%
reaction to manta rays 18% —
skin anesthesia — 12%
painful urination 18% —
neurosis — 12%
kidney pain area 18% —
painful appearance — 12%
infertility female 18% —
a history of trauma — 12%
ovarian pregnancy 18% —
nausea — 11%
piosalpinx 18% —
patient is motionless — 11%
prostate pain 18% —
periods of exacerbation — 11%
conservative 18% —
sensations in the head — 11%
sediment urine 18% —
organic brain damage — 11%
intoxication 17% —
mood disorder — 11%
recovery period 17% —
damage to the nervous system — 10%
up prostatitis chronic 17% —
coccyx fracture — 9%
sensitivity to medications 17% —
apoplexy 12% 19%
leukocytospermia 17% —
pregnancy 10% 15%
does to the end 17% —
pain over the pubic 10% 15%
stones in the bladder 17% —
emotional 10% 15%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 17% —
constant pain 8% 12%
vesicoureteral reflux 17% —
female pelvic organs 21% 25%
chronic kidney disease 17% —
does not feel pain 14% 16%
stage of recovery 17% —
adhesions in the pelvis 21% 22%
primary infertility 17% —
salpingitis 15% 16%
urethral stricture 17% —
intra-phase infections 18% 19%
pionephrosis 17% —
vulva infections 13% 13%
hematuria 17% —
vulvovaginitis 13% 13%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes 16% —
impressionability 12% 12%
destructive (cavernous) tuberculosis 16% —
adhesions in the intestines 16% —
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 16% —
bacteremia 16% —
prostate volume is reduced 16% —
appendages of pain 16% —
ovarian dysfunction 16% —
monthly short 16% —
kidney disease 16% —
acute prostatitis 16% —
mycetoma 15% —
frequent cystitis 15% —
reaction to BCG 15% —
bronchoadenitis 15% —
oncology 15% —
pain in the kidneys and groin 15% —
colic at night 15% —
renal papillary necrosis 15% —
pulling abdominal pain 15% —
on palpation of the epididymis increased 15% —
tuberculosis in children 15% —
onset of illness 15% —
consequences of BCG 15% —
pain in internal organs 15% —
allergic swelling 14% —
radiation therapy 14% —
anuria 14% —
pain in the vagina 14% —
angiopathy 14% —
kidney failure 14% —
lack of menstruation 14% —
urinary fistulas 14% —
a lot of medicines 14% —
abscess 14% —
ovarian dysfunction 14% —
acute appendicitis 14% —
postmenopause 14% —
мочеиспускание циститы 14% —
effects of chemotherapy 14% —
fever abdominal pain 14% —
kidney carbuncle 14% —
appendicitis 14% —
cancer 14% —
lot of operations in small things 14% —
inflammation of the uterus 14% —
primary immunodeficiency 13% —
blood diseases 13% —
epididymoorchitis 13% —
lowe 's syndrome 13% —
chronic kidney failure 13% —
cystitis 13% —
medicinal nephropathy 13% —
pain in the groin area 13% —
ureteral stones 13% —

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