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Results: Differences Similar	✘Bacterial cervicitis	✘Hydrosalpinx
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 53%(1) Endoscopy — 30%(0) Gynecologist's examination — 22%(0) Infection tests 20%(0) — Measurements at the reception — 17%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 17%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
endocervicitis	70%	—
palpitations on awakening	—	100%
chronic endocervicitis	58%	—
the desire to eat clay	—	90%
latex allergy	51%	—
sweating chest at night	—	90%
lower abdominal pain in women	40%	—
eats the ground	—	90%
pain after coitus	40%	—
endometriosis	—	75%
pyometra	40%	—
white discharge from the vagina	—	71%
vulva infections	61%	23%
sweating neck	—	70%
vulvovaginitis	61%	23%
night sweating	—	65%
purulent discharge from the vagina	36%	—
head sweats in sleep	—	65%
black highlights	35%	—
sweats the back of the head	—	64%
intra-phase infections	60%	23%
sweating chest	—	61%
internal itching	35%	—
when falling asleep sweats	—	61%
urethritis	33%	—
hydrosalpinx	—	59%
bloody discharge from the vagina	33%	—
coughing	—	56%
vaginitis	32%	—
pregnancy	—	53%
human papillomavirus	31%	—
sweating of the head	—	48%
vaginal	51%	18%
salpingitis	32%	79%
migrating larva	29%	—
tachycardia	—	38%
speeded up urination	28%	—
palpitations	—	37%
painful urination	27%	—
sactosalpinx	—	31%
warts	27%	—
appendages of uterus are painful	—	31%
herpes	25%	—
gonococcal salpingitis	—	29%
intolerance to drugs	25%	—
vaginal discharge watery	—	29%
gonorrhea	45%	19%
pain in the uterus	—	28%
presses	24%	—
bursting pain in the lower abdomen	—	28%
gradual deterioration of	24%	—
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis	—	27%
dependence on the doctor	23%	—
bursting in the lower abdomen	—	27%
impaired uterine function	37%	16%
gonorrhea in the anamnesis	—	26%
trichomoniasis in women	38%	23%
tubal infertility	—	26%
inflammation of the ovaries	32%	19%
piosalpinx	—	24%
chlamydia	31%	19%
transparent vaginal	—	24%
adnexitis	32%	20%
white abundant	—	24%
STDs	29%	18%
infertility female	—	23%
lower abdominal pain	29%	18%
bursting abdominal pain	—	23%
abdominal pain	23%	14%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	—	23%
female pelvic organs	40%	31%
ovarian pain	—	22%
inflammation of the uterus	31%	26%
pulsation throughout the body	—	22%
pain in the vagina	30%	26%
conservative	—	21%
appendages of pain	—	21%
pulsation in the abdomen	—	21%
abdominal distension a	—	20%
discharge from the genital tract	—	20%
abdominal distension	—	20%
pulling abdominal pain	—	20%
dense swelling	—	19%
fever abdominal pain	—	19%
pain all over the stomach	—	19%
bullous emphysema of the lung	—	19%
mycoplasma	—	19%
removal of the uterus	—	19%
febrile body temperature	—	18%
bursting	—	18%
lung cyst	—	18%
blisters	—	17%
aches	—	16%
fever weakness	—	16%
febrile	—	16%
chills	—	15%
general weakness	—	15%
pulsates	—	15%
fever febrile	—	15%
dependence on plastic surgery	—	14%
pain throughout the body	—	14%
feeling of bruising	—	13%
acute pain	—	13%
high temperature	—	13%
impaired lung function	—	13%
consequences of operation	—	13%
swelling	—	13%
blood diseases	—	12%
consequences of taking medications	—	12%
onset of illness	—	12%
there are no complaints	—	12%
appendages of the uterus	25%	34%

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