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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Infertility in womenChronic oophoritis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 93%(10)27%(1)
General blood test 5%(1)100%(9)
Gynecologist's examination 29%(0)21%(0)
Thyroid hormones 47%(0)
Endoscopy 12%(0)26%(0)
Measurements at the reception 10%(0)24%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 5%(0)25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 81%
monthly short 64%
salpingitis 80%
ovarian cysts 53%
inflammation of the ovaries 8% 79%
can not get pregnant 42%
very painful menstruation 59%
monthly gas scanty 41%
immunodeficiency 58%
miscarriage 55% 13%
vaginal discharge 57%
endometriosis 80% 40%
chronic oophoritis 45%
painful ovulation 38%
abdominal pain 44%
pain before menstruation 34%
abscess of the tubes 44%
male infertility 33%
pelvic abscess 43%
monthly meager and short 33%
vegetative vascular dystonia 43%
irritability during menstruation 32%
touchy 43%
chest pain before menstruation 30%
often sick child 42%
irritability before menstruation 28%
acute salpingitis 42%
cyst of the left ovary 28%
acute pain 7% 46%
uterine polyps 26%
lowered 39%
habitual miscarriage 43% 15%
desire for sour 36%
cysts 25%
irritability 36%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes 24%
irritability during 36%
uterine fibroids 36% 11%
vulva infections 6% 41%
monthly abundant and prolonged 23%
vulvovaginitis 6% 41%
very abundant monthly 23%
oncology 10% 44%
swelling of the mammary glands 22%
frequent colds 33%
endocrine infertility 22%
dry 33%
primary infertility 21%
gonorrhea 8% 41%
menstruation irregular 43% 20%
peritonitis 32%
polycystic ovaries 21%
intra-phase infections 9% 40%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes 19%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 30%
herpes 17%
childhood diseases 28%
secondary infertility 17%
periodic illness 5% 33%
abnormalities of uterine development 16%
abscess 28%
hormonal disorders 15%
antibodies to ovarian tissue 27%
from sex worse 14%
parametrite 27%
possibly immunological infertility 13%
pulling pain in 27%
perforation of the uterus 11%
mycoplasma 8% 34%
painful menstruation the first day 11%
clamidiosis 8% 34%
discharge from the genital tract 11%
disease dull abdominal pain 26%
hyperprolactinemia 11%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 26%
general narcosis 11%
pelvioperitonitis 25%
profuse uterine bleeding 10%
anaerobic infection 25%
adenomyosis 10%
mucous whites 25%
prolactin deficiency 10%
purulent discharge from the vagina 25%
intrauterine septum 10%
appendages of the uterus 13% 38%
genital tuberculosis 10%
chilly 24% 49%
chronic cervicitis 10%
purulent peritonitis 24%
saddle uterus 10%
green discharge from the vagina 24%
anovulatory infertility 9%
patient's condition 14% 38%
excess prolactin 9%
gonococcal salpingitis 24%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 9%
ovarian cancer 23%
anovulation 9%
lower abdominal pain 23%
pituitary cyst 9%
inflammation 6% 29%
hyperplasia of endometrium of uterus 9%
consequences of infection 22%
blood in semen 9%
appendicitis 21%
nausea pregnant 9%
germinogenic tumors 21%
progesterone deficiency 9%
weakening of immunity 21%
ovarian pregnancy 9%
vaginitis 21%
uterine cyst 8%
acute appendicitis 21%
long monthly cycle 8%
pulling abdominal pain 20%
cervical pregnancy 8%
ectopic pregnancy 20%
pituitary tumors 8%
pain in the vagina 20%
endometrioid ovarian cyst 8%
high temperature 20%
problems with the father 8%
nymphomania 20%
ovarian insufficiency 8%
vomiting at fever 19%
monthly painful 53% 43%
pain in the groin area 19%
uterine hypoplasia 8%
ovarian tumors 19%
cysts and polyps 8%
deterioration during pregnancy 19%
endometrial polyps 8%
chronic appendicitis 19%
consequences of pregnancy 8%
surgical infections 5% 23%
endometrial hyperplasia 8%
illness after hypothermia 18%
scar on the uterus 8%
paranoia 18%
ovarian dysfunction 24% 14%
vomiting 18%
apoplexy 7%
suspicion 18%
polycystic 7%
mucous discharge from the vagina 18%
amenorrhea 7%
benign ovarian tumors 18%
pulmonary tuberculosis 7%
history of surgery 10% 28%
effects of hormone 7%
stress during pregnancy 17%
conservative 6%
stressful pregnancy 17%
responsible 6%
echolalia 17%
radiation therapy 6%
state of exacerbation 16%
family man 6%
stage of recovery 16%
pain throughout the body 6%
recovery period 16%
pain chest 6%
worse during menstruation 16%
pituitary gland diseases 6%
vaginal discharge in girls 16%
cytomegalovirus 6%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome in women 16%
cystic fibrosis 6%
chronic condition 16%
polyps 6%
gonococcus dna positive 16%
mental shock 6%
consequences of surgery 16%
shortened cycle 6%
pain when touched 16%
weight change 6%
periods of exacerbation 16%
scarring 5%
effects of taking antibiotics 16%
lags behind in the development 5%
piovar 16%
hematuria 5%
STDs 21% 37%
ascherman syndrome 16% 12%
gonorrhea in women 10% 26%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome 15%
insecurity feeling 15%
clamidiosis in women 10% 25%
periodic abdominal pain 15%
silicotuberculosis 15%
metroendometritis 15%
fallopian tube cancer 15%
appendicitis during pregnancy 15%
sputum green 15%
numbness of the abdomen 15%
soft tissue abscess 15%
mycoplasma genital dna positive 15%
aching 15%
prolonged labor 15%
pain in the sacrum 15%
worse in morning 14%

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