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Results: Differences General ✘Vulvitis✘Intermenstrual pain syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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candidiasis 59% —
ovarian pain — 72%
fungus 34% —
monthly painful — 70%
genital itching 23% —
acute pain — 47%
vaginal discharge curd 21% —
vaginosis — 46%
chronic vaginitis 19% —
bacterial vaginosis — 46%
itching of female genitals 18% —
lower abdominal pain — 46%
itching of the vagina 18% —
painful ovulation — 44%
white discharge from the vagina 17% —
abdominal pain — 43%
vaginal discharge 12% —
soreness of the uterus — 35%
internal itching 11% —
anxiety — 35%
burning in the vagina 11% —
ovulatory syndrome — 34%
pain in the vagina 8% —
ovulatory pain — 34%
itching in the urethra 6% —
the pain threshold has been lowered — 28%
yellowish discharge from the vagina 5% —
patient's condition — 27%
itchy skin 5% —
rupture of the fallopian tube — 27%
green discharge from the vagina 4% —
unspecified mental disorders — 27%
itching of the labia 4% —
ovarian apoplexy — 25%
STDs 4% —
appendages of the uterus 1% 24%
candida fungi 3% —
female pelvic organs 1% 22%
genital pain in women 3% —
pain in the sacrum and coccyx — 21%
burns 3% —
coccyx injury — 20%
white abundant 3% —
adhesions in the pelvis — 20%
burning of the vulva 3% —
ligament rupture — 19%
genital herpes 3% —
endometriosis — 19%
burning after urination 2% —
inflammation of the ovaries 1% 19%
pain after injury — 18%
inflammation 1% 18%
intermenstrual pain syndrome — 17%
pain in the coccyx — 17%
acalculia — 17%
trauma 1% 17%
history of surgery 1% 17%
chronic oophoritis — 16%
apoplexy — 16%
anovulatory cycle — 16%
is very sensitive — 16%
violation of sensory integration — 15%
myocardial infarction — 15%
intra-phase infections 1% 16%
constant pain — 15%
feeling the heat in the anus — 15%
pelvic bone fracture — 15%
does not tolerate pain — 14%
hypoalgesia — 14%
lowered — 14%
necrosis — 13%
headaches — 13%
pregnancy — 13%
pain after a fracture — 13%
salpingitis 1% 14%
sensitivity to pain — 13%
pain in the sacrum — 13%
emotional — 13%
adnexitis 1% 14%
pain over the pubic — 13%
consequences of injuries 1% 13%
folliculitis — 12%
pain in the tendons — 12%
spinal injury — 12%
consequences of taking medications — 12%
thalamic syndrome — 12%
history of laparoscopic surgery — 11%
abdominal surgery — 11%
painful appearance — 11%
head injury — 11%
inflammation of the brain — 11%
sudden pain — 11%
nervous excitability — 11%
impressionability — 11%
impaired nervous system function — 11%
pituitary gland diseases — 11%
head surgery — 11%
periods of exacerbation — 10%
skin anesthesia — 10%
mood disorder — 10%
bone fracture — 10%
patient is motionless — 10%
oncology in the anamnesis — 10%
neurosis — 10%
organic brain damage — 10%
vulva infections 2% 11%
vulvovaginitis 2% 11%
high temperature — 9%
drug disease — 9%
damage to the nervous system — 9%
nausea — 9%
feeling of heat — 9%
brain damage — 9%
attacks of pain — 9%
swelling 1% 9%
oncology — 8%
coccyx fracture — 8%
increased 1% 8%

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