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Results: Differences Similar	✘Bacterial cervicitis	✘Salpingitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 20%(0) 5%(0) General blood test — 22%(6) Sex hormones — 9%(1) Endoscopy — 9%(0) Measurements at the reception — 7%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	32%	100%
endocervicitis	70%	—
ovarian pain	—	42%
chronic endocervicitis	58%	—
chilly	—	31%
latex allergy	51%	—
endometriosis	—	30%
vulva infections	61%	15%
desire for meat	—	28%
vulvovaginitis	61%	15%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	—	28%
intra-phase infections	60%	15%
desire for comfort	—	28%
lower abdominal pain in women	40%	—
desire for fresh air	—	28%
pain after coitus	40%	—
pulling abdominal pain	—	27%
pyometra	40%	—
apathy	—	23%
purulent discharge from the vagina	36%	—
pain in the groin area	—	23%
internal itching	35%	—
hypochromia	—	22%
black highlights	35%	—
piosalpinx	—	22%
urethritis	33%	—
bleeding	—	22%
vaginal	51%	16%
stubbornness	—	22%
inflammation of the uterus	31%	—
iron deficiency anemia	—	22%
human papillomavirus	31%	—
latent iron deficiency	—	22%
STDs	29%	—
aggressive	—	21%
impaired uterine function	37%	6%
tachycardia	—	21%
gonorrhea	45%	14%
cannot sleep	—	21%
migrating larva	29%	—
appendages of uterus are painful	—	20%
warts	27%	—
chronic oophoritis	—	20%
female pelvic organs	40%	13%
acute salpingitis	—	20%
herpes	25%	—
palpitations	—	20%
intolerance to drugs	25%	—
outbursts of anger	—	19%
presses	24%	—
no strength	—	19%
gradual deterioration of	24%	—
quickly gets tired	—	18%
dependence on the doctor	23%	—
aches	—	18%
trichomoniasis in women	38%	13%
anemia	—	18%
vaginitis	32%	8%
worse when moving	—	17%
pain in the vagina	30%	7%
emotional	—	16%
chlamydia	31%	8%
patient's condition	—	14%
speeded up urination	28%	7%
exudative peritonitis	—	14%
painful urination	27%	7%
pelvioperitonitis	—	13%
salpingitis	32%	18%
peritonitis	—	13%
adnexitis	32%	18%
consequences of surgical abortion	—	13%
bloody discharge from the vagina	33%	21%
heat in the anus	—	13%
appendages of the uterus	25%	14%
chills	—	12%
abdominal pain	23%	17%
discharge from the urethra	—	12%
inflammation	43%	39%
damage to the uterus	—	12%
gonococcal salpingitis	—	12%
obliteration of the fallopian tube	—	12%
gynecological operations	—	11%
rupture of the fallopian tube	—	11%
sharp belly	—	11%
urination the amount is small	—	11%
fever abdominal pain	—	11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	11%
hydrosalpinx	—	11%
adhesions in the pelvis	—	11%
tubal infertility	—	11%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis	—	11%
constant bloating	—	10%
people fever with fever	—	10%
pain throughout the body	—	10%
infertility female	—	10%
tenderness on palpation of small pelvis	—	10%
ovarian pregnancy	—	10%
prolapse of the uterus and vagina	—	10%
temperature with chills	—	10%
hectic fever	—	10%
appendicitis during pregnancy	—	10%
yellowish discharge from the vagina	—	10%
tuberculosis	—	10%
corrosive diarrhea	—	10%
fever in the stomach	—	10%
extreme abdominal pain when touched	—	10%
omission of the ovaries	—	10%
medical abortion	—	10%
ovarian apoplexy	—	10%
acrid stools	—	10%
severe chills	—	9%
proteus syndrome	—	9%
vaginal wall prolapse	—	9%
pain in the perineum in women	—	9%
swelling	—	9%
pain in the intestines	—	9%
uterine prolapse	—	9%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis	—	9%
ectopic pregnancy	—	9%
uterine prolapse	—	9%
ovarian dysfunction	—	9%
abortions	—	9%
effects of taking antibiotics	—	9%
worse extreme temperatures	—	9%
cause consequences of abortion	—	9%
vacuum	—	9%
tumor - like lesions	—	9%
pregnancy	—	9%
strong fever	—	9%
cold in the stomach	—	9%
bloating	—	9%
intoxication	—	9%
pain when urinating	—	9%
removal of the uterus	—	8%
pain over the pubic	—	8%
tuberculosis of lymph	—	8%
ovarian hypofunction	—	8%
prolonged labor	—	8%
ovarian insufficiency	—	8%
bleeding during pregnancy	—	8%
consequences of abortion	—	8%
pain in the sacrum	—	8%
worse from acute	—	8%
acute appendicitis	—	8%
constant nausea	—	8%
appendages of pain	—	8%
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	8%
silicotuberculosis	—	8%
strong irritation	—	8%
staphylococcus aureus	—	8%
leukocytosis	—	8%
emotional weakness	—	8%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract	—	8%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	8%
fever in the body	—	8%
hard muscles	—	8%
fever worse	—	8%
removal of ovaries	—	8%
stopped menstruation	—	8%
uterine appendages are increase	—	8%
nausea	—	8%
frequent bloating	—	8%
genital pain in women	—	8%
discharge from the genital tract	—	8%
constant heartbeat	—	7%
vomiting multiple	—	7%
lower respiratory tract infections	—	7%
urination disorder	—	7%
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	7%
inflammatory infiltrate	—	7%
severe fever	—	7%
ascites	—	7%
apoplexy	—	7%
myositis	—	7%
pregnancy complications	—	7%
increased ESR	—	7%
illness after hypothermia	—	7%
mucous hyperemia	—	7%
weakness and palpitations	—	7%
constant tachycardia	—	7%
anaerobic infection	—	7%
frequent nausea	—	7%
acute pain	—	7%
pain in the side	—	7%
ovarian dysfunction	—	7%
abdominal	—	7%
appendicitis	—	7%
prolonged fever	—	7%
purulent peritonitis	—	7%
complications of childbirth	—	7%
omission of internal organs	—	7%
nervous exhaustion	—	7%
pain in the rectum	—	7%
worse from cold	—	7%
fatigue	—	6%
sepsis	—	6%
diarrhea	—	6%
liquid stool	—	6%
acute condition	—	6%
abscess	—	6%
violation of the chair	—	6%

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Introduce new diseases through 🔍 Search and input on the top panel using Compare The table shows the most important distinguishing symptoms, tests and diagnoses related to the selected diseases. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease. The list changes dynamically depending on the data of the current visit in the selection of therapy . Click on the percentageto see the suggestions from the original source. By using the service, you agree to user agreement. Kiberis services do not replace a doctor! ▶ Look at ▶Youtube