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Results: Differences General ✘Cervical canal polyps✘Precancerous diseases of the cervix
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Distinctive symptoms
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cervical polyp 99% 42%
cervical dysplasia — 96%
polyps 78% 38%
cervical cancer — 88%
disease from resentment 29% —
uterine cancer — 83%
vaginal polyp 20% —
precancer — 83%
monthly abundant and prolonged 19% —
leukoplakia — 78%
very abundant monthly 19% —
cervical resection 11% 85%
polyp of the uterine mucosa 17% —
human papillomavirus 6% 79%
uterine fibroids 15% —
pseudoerosion of the cervix 7% 76%
fibroma 13% —
endocervicitis 13% 81%
erosive colpitis 9% —
eroded uterine lining 7% 75%
ureaplasmosis in women 9% —
warts 5% 70%
cervical cyst 9% —
lymphosarcoma — 65%
bacterial cervicitis 9% —
uterine tumor 9% 72%
cervical hypertrophy 9% —
shape of uterus is wrong 6% 67%
benign vaginal tumors 9% —
intra-phase infections 11% 69%
endometrial polyps 9% —
vulvovaginitis 12% 70%
body of uterus is soft 9% —
vulva infections 12% 70%
pulling pain in the uterus 9% —
cancer — 55%
urogenital mycoplasmosis 8% —
female pelvic organs 10% 59%
thrush 8% —
eversion of the uterus — 48%
uterus removed 8% —
omission of internal organs 5% 53%
cervical fibroids 8% —
cervical leukoplakia — 48%
mycoplasmosis in women 8% —
warts — 48%
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis 8% —
positive — 48%
ureaplasmosis 8% —
cervical erosion — 47%
discomfort in the lower abdomen 8% —
impaired uterine function 10% 55%
herpes on the abdomen 8% —
papillomas on the body — 44%
omission of the ovaries 8% —
erosion and ectropion of the cervix — 42%
removal of polyps in the anamnesis 8% —
rupture of the cervix — 42%
clamidiosis in women 8% —
oncology 8% 50%
urogenital clamidiosis 7% —
angioplasty — 41%
purulent discharge from the vagina 7% —
atypical endometrial hyperplasia — 41%
uterine infertility 7% —
consequences of infection — 41%
adenomatous polyp 7% —
bloody discharge from the vagina 6% 47%
vaginal cyst 7% —
inflammation 8% 49%
cysts and polyps 7% —
chronic endocervicitis 8% 49%
discomfort in the vagina 7% —
history of surgery 8% 48%
benign ovarian tumors 7% —
dysfunctional uterine bleeding — 39%
invasive candidiasis 7% —
rupture of the uterus — 39%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 7% —
conducting an inspection 4% 43%
trichomoniasis in women 7% —
vaginal discharge in girls — 39%
vaginosis 7% —
consequences of taking medications — 39%
trichomoniasis 7% —
vaginal discharge watery — 38%
senile colpitis 7% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 38%
genital herpes 7% —
papillomas in the eyes — 37%
bacterial vaginosis 7% —
cervical pregnancy 9% 46%
ovarian fibroma 7% —
consequences of injuries — 36%
acute urethritis 7% —
trauma 4% 40%
ovarian endometriosis 7% —
cervix is deformed — 36%
solid tumor 6% —
nymphomania — 35%
ovarian cysts 6% —
birth trauma — 35%
bleeding during pregnancy 6% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 34%
candidiasis 6% —
hpv dna positive — 34%
anaerobic infection 6% —
professional cancer — 33%
necrosis 6% —
transparent vaginal — 32%
ovarian dysfunction 6% —
abortions 5% 37%
postmenopause 6% —
immaturity 5% 36%
pulling abdominal pain 6% —
removal of the uterine body 13% 44%
menstruation irregular 6% —
cervical endometriosis 10% 41%
ovarian tumors in girls 6% —
patient's condition — 31%
pain in the uterus 6% —
subacute condition — 31%
mycoplasma 6% —
burning in the vagina — 30%
uterine cyst 6% —
vaccination — 30%
urethritis 6% —
there are no complaints — 29%
threat of miscarriage 6% —
warts on the stomach 9% 38%
angiomatosis 6% —
scar on the uterus — 29%
aching 6% —
lung sarcoma — 29%
fungus 5% —
endometrial hyperplasia — 28%
appendages of the uterus 5% —
postpartum contractions — 28%
illness from stress 5% —
vaginal discharge 24% 52%
acute abdomen 5% —
pregnancy 6% 34%
ovarian tumors 5% —
vitamin c increased — 28%
lower abdominal pain 5% —
shape of cervix is cylindrical 8% 35%
abdominal discomfort 5% —
cervical canal polyps 16% 43%
menopause 5% —
discharge from the genital tract — 27%
rapid growth 5% —
consequences of surgery — 27%
infertility female 5% —
damage to the uterus — 27%
control issues 4% —
smokes — 27%
vascular tumor 4% —
immunodeficiency — 27%
abdominal pain 4% —
consequences of childbirth — 27%
up circulatory disorders 4% —
erection at night — 25%
uterine polyp has been removed 3% —
scar inflammation — 25%
fungal cervicitis 3% —
consequences of abortion — 25%
foreign body of the vagina — 25%
passive smoking — 24%
surgical infections 4% 28%
lengthening of cervix — 23%
spotting from the uterus — 23%
medical examination — 23%
blood diseases — 23%
premature birth — 23%
hyperkeratosis — 23%
cytomegalovirus — 22%
increased 4% 26%
vaginal swelling — 22%
effects of smoking — 22%
hormonal disorders 4% 25%
better at night — 21%
The skin is not — 21%
rosehip — 21%
burns — 20%
refuses treatment — 20%
hiv — 20%
dependence on plastic surgery — 20%
endometrioid ovarian cyst 6% 26%
clamidiosis 6% 26%
muscle rupture — 19%
lowered — 19%
delusion — 19%
endometriosis 6% 25%
squamous cell carcinoma — 19%
scarring — 19%
benign neoplasms 4% 23%
endometritis — 17%
frequent antibiotics — 17%
vaginitis 9% 26%
malignization 8% 25%

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