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Results: Differences General	✘Salpingoophoritis	✘Acute abdomen
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Distinctive symptoms
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inflammation of the ovaries	87%	1%
acute pain	9%	25%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	36%	—
very painful menstruation	—	7%
inflammation	34%	2%
abdominal cramps	—	6%
lower abdominal pain	32%	6%
pain spasm	—	5%
pulling abdominal pain	31%	5%
pain in the navel area	—	4%
chilly	24%	—
colic	—	4%
desire for meat	23%	—
abdominal pain on the right	—	4%
monthly painful	22%	—
pain in the intestines	—	4%
desire for fresh air	21%	—
pain worse at immobility	—	3%
stubbornness	20%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	3%
endometritis	19%	—
liquid stool	—	3%
cold extremities	19%	—
spasmodic pain	—	3%
chronic oophoritis	19%	—
food is poorly digested	—	3%
endometriosis	19%	—
spasm	—	3%
patient's condition	23%	2%
the condition is extremely serious	—	2%
outbursts of anger	18%	—
hepatitis D	—	2%
adnexitis	21%	1%
stone in the stomach	—	2%
gonorrhea in women	17%	—
pain in the intestines	—	2%
impaired uterine function	17%	—
stool with mucus and blood	—	2%
gonorrhea	17%	—
changes in feces	—	2%
inflammation of the appendages	16%	—
blood in feces	—	2%
acute salpingitis	20%	2%
bloating	—	2%
vulvovaginitis	18%	1%
acute condition	—	2%
vulva infections	18%	1%
tension of the anterior abdominal wall	—	2%
intra-phase infections	18%	1%
colic after eating	—	2%
STDs	15%	—
the consequences of abdominal surgery	—	2%
appendages of the uterus	17%	1%
gastrointestinal problems	—	2%
uterine appendages are increase	14%	—
myocardial infarction	—	2%
ovarian pain	14%	—
necrosis	—	2%
aggressive	14%	—
pain in the gallbladder	—	2%
pyometra	14%	—
hypertrophy biliary tract	—	2%
abscess of the tubes	13%	—
ovarian pregnancy	—	2%
infertility female	13%	—
pain in the pleura	—	2%
soreness of the uterus	13%	—
wandering pains	—	2%
uterine tumor	13%	—
abdominal muscle pain	—	2%
abdominal pain	31%	16%
pain like a knife	—	2%
menstruation irregular	13%	—
plum belly syndrome	—	2%
failure menstrual cycle disorder	12%	—
intestinal colic	—	2%
parametrite	12%	—
abdominal injuries during pregnancy	—	2%
appendages of pain	12%	—
inflammation of the stomach	—	2%
piosalpinx	12%	—
aching stomach	—	2%
pelvic abscess	12%	—
purulent appendicitis	—	2%
female pelvic organs	15%	1%
vomiting	—	2%
stomach like a drum	11%	—
ley syndrome	—	2%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	11%	—
purulent cholecystitis	—	2%
cold in the stomach	11%	—
tension in the bladder area	—	2%
pelvioperitonitis	11%	—
barrett 's syndrome	—	2%
swelling	11%	—
pseudoabdominal syndrome	—	2%
purulent peritonitis	11%	—
children 's roseola	—	2%
peritonitis	14%	1%
purulent pancreatitis	—	2%
clamidiosis in women	11%	—
stool with mucus	—	2%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes	10%	—
constipation	—	2%
surgical infections	10%	—
inversion of the intestines	—	2%
ascherman syndrome	10%	—
abdominal pregnancy	—	2%
menstruation painful abundant	10%	—
agony	—	2%
pulling pain in the uterus	10%	—
huge stomach	—	2%
consequences of infection	10%	—
intestinal infection	—	2%
immunodeficiency	10%	—
pleurisy	—	2%
mycoplasma	10%	—
pain-free myocardial infarction	—	2%
cutting pain in the lower back	10%	—
stagnation	—	2%
uterine infertility	10%	—
colic in the stomach	—	2%
purulent uterine discharge	10%	—
arterial bleeding	—	2%
ectopic pregnancy	9%	—
mononucleosis	—	2%
pain in the vagina	9%	—
pancreatonecrosis	—	2%
silicotuberculosis	9%	—
local peritonitis	—	2%
sweats under stress	9%	—
pneumonia with pleurisy	—	2%
uterine appendages removed	9%	—
abdominal injuries	—	2%
pain in the uterus	9%	—
infectious mononucleosis	—	2%
tuberculosis	9%	—
hiccups	—	2%
lower abdominal pain in women	9%	—
heart stone	—	2%
pain when urinating	9%	—
the pain is worse lying down	—	2%
consequences of abortion	9%	—
impaired function of the large intestine	—	2%
cause consequences of abortion	8%	—
stool with gases	—	2%
urination disorder	8%	—
exhausting pain	—	2%
pregnancy	11%	1%
pain as from a bruise	—	2%
consequences of surgery	11%	1%
helps others	—	1%
increased	11%	1%
asleep leg muscle pain	—	1%
mycoplasmosis in women	8%	—
heart failure	—	1%
temperature with chills	8%	—
cholecystitis	—	1%
pain along the nerves	8%	—
myocarditis	—	1%
purulent genyantritis	8%	—
trauma	—	1%
periods of exacerbation	8%	—
pain in the fingers	—	1%
copious menstruation with clots	8%	—
heart dysfunction	—	1%
overwork	8%	—
pulmonary embolism	—	1%
abdominal pain with fever	8%	—
acute blood loss	—	1%
weakening of immunity	8%	—
pain in the rectum	—	1%
abortions	8%	—
pain in the sternum	—	1%
history of surgery	12%	2%
exanthema	—	1%
severe pain in the lower back	8%	—
bleeding into the abdominal cavity	—	1%
uterus removed	8%	—
from the discharge of gases	—	1%
pain in the perineum in women	8%	—
vomiting during meals	—	1%
lowered	8%	—
pain in the collarbone	—	1%
clots menstruation	8%	—
acute coronary syndrome	—	1%
illness after hypothermia	8%	—
pain in the legs	—	1%
resistant ovary syndrome	8%	—
pneumothorax	—	1%
primary infertility	8%	—
muscle tension	—	1%
pulling pain in	8%	—
asymmetry	—	1%
disease dull abdominal pain	8%	—
dryness	—	1%
clamidiosis	8%	—
cirrhosis of the liver	—	1%
very abundant monthly	7%	—
gases in the stomach	—	1%

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