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Results: Differences General	✘Vaginitis	✘Mycoplasmosis in women
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 78%(0) Sex hormones — 36%(1) Infection tests — 35%(2) Gynecologist's examination — 27%(0) Ultrasound of the urinary system — 24%(0) Measurements at the reception — 21%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	46%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	68%
candidiasis	65%	23%
mycoplasmosis in women	—	67%
fungus	53%	20%
mycoplasmosis in men	—	59%
vaginal discharge curd	22%	—
mycoplasma	1%	54%
white discharge from the vagina	19%	—
vaginosis	—	50%
green discharge from the vagina	8%	—
bacterial vaginosis	—	50%
yellowish discharge from the vagina	6%	—
burning when urinating	—	50%
itching in the urethra	5%	—
urination painful	1%	46%
white with an unpleasant odor	4%	—
endometritis	1%	45%
itching of the labia	4%	—
infection genitourinary	—	44%
cervical erosion	4%	—
pain when urinating	—	44%
white abundant	4%	—
vulva infections	2%	46%
acute vaginitis	3%	—
intra-phase infections	2%	45%
candida fungi	3%	—
urethritis	1%	43%
unpleasant odor from the vagina	3%	—
transparent vaginal	—	42%
mucous whites	2%	—
itching during pregnancy	—	42%
vaginal mucosa hyperemic	2%	—
infertility female	1%	42%
hyperemia of genitals	2%	—
anaerobic infection	—	40%
mucous discharge from the vagina	2%	—
vaginitis	2%	42%
cutting pain in the bladder	—	38%
endocervicitis	3%	41%
pain during urination in women	—	38%
genital pain in women	4%	41%
female pelvic organs	2%	39%
cutting pain in the lower back	—	36%
pulls the lower back	—	36%
pregnancy	—	36%
lower back pain	—	36%
pulling pain in the uterus	—	36%
burning in the lower abdomen	2%	38%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	—	36%
STDs	3%	39%
adnexitis	—	35%
salpingitis	—	34%
inflammation of the ovaries	—	34%
bacterial cervicitis	—	34%
itching of the lower back	—	34%
itchy back skin	—	34%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis	—	34%
cystitis in women	—	33%
terminal leakage of urine	—	33%
pain in the lumbar back	—	33%
burning sensation in the back	—	33%
back pain	—	33%
grey discharge from the vagina	—	33%
appendages of the uterus	1%	33%
itchy skin	5%	37%
clamidiosis in women	—	31%
urination cystitis	—	31%
obstetric peritonitis	—	31%
thrush	—	31%
gonorrhea in women	—	31%
postpartum sepsis	—	31%
burning itching	1%	32%
inflammation	1%	32%
lower abdominal pain	1%	31%
mycoplasma dna positive	—	30%
ureaplasmosis	—	30%
herpes on the abdomen	—	30%
cystitis	—	30%
ureaplasma	1%	31%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	—	29%
urogenital clamidiosis	—	29%
leakage of urine	—	29%
pain in the vagina	10%	39%
pain in the labia region	—	29%
vaginal discharge	20%	49%
abdominal pain	1%	30%
acute urethritis	—	29%
pyelonephritis	—	29%
pain in the middle of the back	—	29%
gonorrheal urethritis	—	29%
abdominal pain burning	—	28%
atypical pneumonia	—	28%
pain in the perineum in women	—	28%
inflammation of the kidneys	—	28%
pelvioperitonitis	—	28%
purulent discharge from the urethra	—	28%
soreness of the uterus	—	28%
invasive candidiasis	—	28%
trichomoniasis	1%	29%
vaginal discharge with itching	3%	31%
trichomoniasis in women	1%	29%
severe pain in the lower back	—	27%
abdominal pain with fever	—	27%
discharge from the urethra	—	27%
lingering pain in the lower back	—	26%
internal itching	12%	38%
purulent discharge from the vagina	2%	28%
abdominal pregnancy	—	26%
acute abdomen	1%	27%
pain before urination	—	26%
postpartum infections	—	26%
aching lower back	—	25%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis	—	25%
uterine infertility	1%	26%
itching of the skin of the abdomen	1%	26%
itching and burning in the vagina	3%	28%
genital herpes	4%	29%
appendages of pain	—	25%
sepsis	—	25%
low acidity	—	25%
pain in the uterus	—	24%
history of surgery	—	24%
insecurity feeling	—	24%
clamidiosis	—	24%
habitual miscarriage	—	24%
back pain is aching	—	24%
gonorrhea	1%	25%
genital itching	27%	51%
acute back pain	—	23%
antenatal fetal death	—	23%
bleeding during pregnancy	—	23%
fever abdominal pain	—	23%
bleeding	—	23%
external bleeding	—	23%
pain in the bladder	—	23%
pulling abdominal pain	—	23%
antenatal death	—	23%
back aching	—	23%
pain during sexual intercourse	2%	25%
burns	3%	26%
inflammation of the appendages	2%	25%
burning in the stomach	1%	23%
there are no complaints	—	22%
viral pneumonia	—	22%
deterioration during pregnancy	—	22%
consequences of infection	—	22%
burning in the vagina	17%	39%
vaginal discharge in girls	4%	26%
burning of the vulva	6%	27%
acute abdominal pains	—	21%
miscarriage	—	21%
sharp pain in the stomach	—	21%
pain in the groin area	—	21%
death of a loved	—	21%
death of relatives	—	21%
1 pregnancy	—	20%
peritonitis	—	20%
abortions	—	20%
illness after hypothermia	—	20%
ARVI	—	19%
subfebrility	—	19%
inflammation of the stomach	—	19%
herpes	—	19%
hiv	—	19%
consequences of childbirth	—	18%
bacteremia	—	18%
pneumonia	—	18%
aching	—	17%
immunodeficiency	—	17%
helps others	—	17%
itching of female genitals	28%	45%
impaired gastric function	1%	17%
acute pain	—	16%
high temperature	—	16%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	1%	16%
patient's condition	1%	15%
lowered	—	14%
increased	—	14%
pain and burning in the back	—	14%
burning sensation along the spine	—	14%
lower back pain burning	—	14%
cutting pain before urination	—	14%
burning in the lower back	—	14%
itching of the vagina	27%	37%

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