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Results: Differences General ✘Endometrioid ovarian cyst✘Cancer of the uterine body
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Distinctive symptoms
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endometriosis 77% 3%
lymphosarcoma — 94%
ovarian cysts 60% 3%
cancer 5% 53%
uterine cyst 54% 6%
oncology 6% 32%
monthly abundant and prolonged 38% 4%
vaginal sarcoma — 18%
very abundant monthly 38% 4%
radiation therapy — 17%
uterine polyps 35% 6%
radiation damage — 16%
clots menstruation 25% —
uterine cancer — 16%
cyst of the left ovary 22% —
tumour in the abdomen — 14%
copious menstruation with clots 21% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 11%
uterine fibroids 27% 7%
lymph node damage — 11%
bleeding uterine 26% 9%
cervical cancer — 11%
endometritis 15% —
bowel cancer — 11%
discharge after menstruation 14% —
endometrial cancer 4% 15%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 14% —
metastases 2% 12%
blood dark 12% —
intestinal tumor — 10%
polyps 18% 6%
oncology in the anamnesis — 10%
bleeding 20% 8%
vaginal discharge watery — 10%
myopia 10% —
squamous cell carcinoma — 10%
endometrial polyps 19% 8%
transparent vaginal — 9%
atypical endometrial hyperplasia 7% —
vaginal discharge — 9%
ovarian pain 7% —
vascular tumor — 8%
soreness of the uterus 6% —
removal of the uterine body 5% 13%
removal of cysts 6% —
endothelioma — 8%
long monthly cycle 5% —
cysts and polyps — 8%
the desire to have children 5% —
cervical resection — 8%
adhesions in the pelvis 5% —
mesothelioma — 8%
ovarian fibroma 5% —
profuse discharge from uterus — 8%
worse during menstruation 5% —
operations on the vagina and cervix — 8%
worse after a bath 5% —
angioplasty — 8%
роды и вскармливание 13% 6%
profuse uterine bleeding — 7%
fever of unclear genesis 5% —
bloody discharge from the vagina — 7%
uterine fibromyoma 4% —
hereditary breast cancer — 7%
stomach bloating strong 4% —
rectal cancer — 7%
bloating 4% —
spotting from the uterus — 7%
copious urination 4% —
neuroendocrine tumors — 7%
thyroid cyst 4% —
discharge from the genital tract — 7%
vaginal cyst 4% —
professional cancer — 7%
excess prolactin 4% —
white abundant — 7%
excess progesterone 4% —
breast sarcoma — 7%
primary infertility 4% —
tumors of the large intestine — 7%
follicular ovarian cyst 4% —
sarcoma of the spine — 7%
uterine fibroma 4% —
enlargement of the uterus 3% 10%
effects of hormone 4% —
ovarian tumors 4% 11%
ovarian endometriosis 9% 3%
pain in the sacrum — 7%
gases when urinating 4% —
postmenopause 4% 11%
cervical diathermocoagulation 4% —
constant lower back pain — 6%
huge stomach 4% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 6%
liver atrophy 3% —
cancer pain — 6%
peritonitis 3% —
constant pain — 6%
control issues 3% —
breast cancer in pregnant women — 6%
progesterone deficiency 3% —
rectal surgery — 6%
removal of fibroids 3% —
precancer — 6%
spasmodic pain 3% —
erection at night — 6%
skin overgrowth 3% —
intestinal mucosa — 6%
emotional exhaustion 3% —
uterine adenocarcinoma — 6%
liver dysfunction 3% —
tumors of the rectum — 6%
effects of taking hormones 3% —
lynch syndrome — 6%
thyroid diseases 3% —
pain throughout the body — 6%
acute abdomen 3% —
lung sarcoma — 6%
weakening of immunity 3% —
consequences of surgery 3% 9%
unbearable pain 3% —
the body is not his — 5%
nervous exhaustion 3% —
weight change — 5%
fever weakness 3% —
papillomas on the body — 5%
anovulatory cycle 3% —
rapid weight loss — 5%
monthly short 3% —
pyometra — 5%
appendages of pain 3% —
lower abdominal pain in women — 5%
inflammation of the ovaries 3% —
human papillomavirus — 5%
nausea 3% —
intestinal resection — 5%
prolonged urination 3% —
ovulatory syndrome — 5%
uterine appendages are increase 3% —
menstruation disorder — 5%
postpartum obesity 3% —
ascites — 5%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 3% —
purulent discharge from the vagina — 5%
hepatosis 3% —
squamous epithelium in urine — 5%
follicular cyst 3% —
severe pain in the lower back — 5%
purulent peritonitis 3% —
loss body weight — 5%
adhesions in the intestines 3% —
anovulation — 5%
constipation flatulence 3% —
bladder interventions — 5%
alert 3% —
pain in the lumbosacral region — 5%
consequence of hormone treatment 3% —
breast tumor — 5%
fibroma 3% —
enlarged lymph nodes — 5%
hepatosis fatty 3% —
heaviness in the uterus — 5%
nausea with fever 3% —
bladder cancer — 5%
violation of thyroid function 3% —
cramping pain in the lower abdomen — 5%
volume of thyroid gland is reduced 3% —
desire for cold food — 5%
shortened cycle 2% —
blood diseases — 5%
trauma 2% —
ovarian pregnancy — 5%
skin problems 2% —
pain in the lumbosacral region — 5%
attacks of pain 2% —
painful swelling 3% 8%
calculating 2% —
leukemia — 5%
dependence on the doctor 2% —
impaired uterine function 8% 13%
imbalance 2% —
oncology relatives — 5%
ovarian hypofunction 2% —
adenocarcinoma of the colon — 5%
slight temperature 2% —
appendages of the uterus 7% 12%
increased bleeding 2% —
growth of uterine fibroids — 5%
stress 2% —
mucus in urine analysis — 5%
liver problems 2% —
tumors of the sigmoid colon — 5%
ovarian insufficiency 2% —
warts — 5%
intoxication 2% —
metastases to the lungs — 4%
stage of recovery 2% —
saliuria — 4%
scarring 2% —
mucus in urine — 4%

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