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Results: Differences General	✘Germinogenic tumors	✘Cancer of the uterine body
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%(1) 31%(4) Histological studies 33%(0) 24%(0) General blood test 27%(0) 29%(10) Coagulogram 23%(1) 26%(5) Sex hormones 43%(2) 6%(1) General urine test 23%(0) 18%(18) Creatinine clearance 27%(0) — MRI of the brain 25%(0) 2%(0) ECG 24%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	11%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
cancer	95%	53%
lymphosarcoma	7%	94%
seminoma	40%	—
vaginal sarcoma	—	18%
metastases	53%	12%
uterine cancer	—	16%
oncology	57%	32%
endometrial cancer	—	15%
ascites	28%	5%
removal of the uterine body	—	13%
teratoma	21%	—
impaired uterine function	—	13%
testicular cancer	19%	—
postmenopause	—	11%
germinogenic tumors	18%	—
cervical cancer	—	11%
genital neoplasms	16%	—
bowel cancer	—	11%
alpha fetoprotein increased	13%	—
pain in the uterus	—	10%
history of testicular surgery	12%	—
enlargement of the uterus	—	10%
ovarian cancer	12%	—
vaginal discharge watery	—	10%
ovarian teratoma	12%	—
squamous cell carcinoma	—	10%
immaturity	11%	—
transparent vaginal	—	9%
orchiectomy	11%	—
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	9%
mom oncology	10%	—
bleeding uterine	—	9%
hemorrhagic cystitis	10%	—
cervical resection	—	8%
neuroblastoma	10%	—
mesothelioma	—	8%
metastases in the spine	10%	—
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	—	8%
dropsy testicles	9%	—
operations on the vagina and cervix	—	8%
testicular pain	9%	—
endometrial polyps	—	8%
trophoblastic tumors	9%	—
endothelioma	—	8%
benign neoplasms	9%	—
endometrial hyperplasia	—	8%
mediastinal tumors	15%	4%
profuse discharge from uterus	—	8%
cystitis	9%	—
cysts and polyps	—	8%
childhood diseases	8%	—
endometrioid ovarian cyst	—	8%
sacrococcygeal teratoma	8%	—
hereditary breast cancer	—	7%
lower abdominal pain in men	8%	—
neuroendocrine tumors	—	7%
belly enlargement	8%	—
uterine fibroids	—	7%
louis-bar syndrome	8%	—
tumors of the large intestine	—	7%
ovarian apoplexy	8%	—
sarcoma of the spine	—	7%
testicular abnormalities	8%	—
breast sarcoma	—	7%
brain cancer	8%	—
anovulatory infertility	—	7%
brain tumors	8%	—
spotting from the uterus	—	7%
liver metastases	7%	—
profuse uterine bleeding	—	7%
neoplasms in small pelvis	13%	4%
discharge from the genital tract	—	7%
diabetes insipidus	7%	—
professional cancer	—	7%
acute abdomen	7%	—
rectal cancer	—	7%
soreness of the uterus	7%	—
hyperplasia of endometrium of uterus	—	7%
ovarian pain	7%	—
tumour in the abdomen	7%	14%
nasopharyngeal tumors	7%	—
intestinal tumor	3%	10%
bronchial adenoma	7%	—
white abundant	—	7%
alpha-fetoprotein is lowered	7%	—
lung sarcoma	—	6%
ovarian dysgerminoma	7%	—
precancer	—	6%
superior vena cava syndrome	7%	—
paranoia	—	6%
cns tumors	7%	—
obesity	—	6%
skin problems	7%	—
constant pain	—	6%
effects of chemotherapy	12%	3%
breast cancer in pregnant women	—	6%
liposarcoma	6%	—
erection at night	—	6%
melanoma	6%	—
rectal surgery	—	6%
scrotum pain	6%	—
polyps	—	6%
cough	6%	—
lynch syndrome	—	6%
metastatic brain tumors	6%	—
uterine infertility	—	6%
vascular asterisks	6%	—
cancer pain	—	6%
does not tolerate pain	6%	—
uterine polyps	—	6%
headaches	6%	—
constant lower back pain	—	6%
brain tumor	6%	—
infertility female	—	6%
intra-abdominal abscesses	6%	—
cell carcinoma colon cancer	—	6%
convulsions	6%	—
intestinal mucosa	—	6%
malignization	6%	—
pain throughout the body	—	6%
tumors of the scrotum	6%	—
uterine adenocarcinoma	—	6%
rash on the abdomen	6%	—
uterine cyst	—	6%
bone cyst	6%	—
squamous epithelium in urine	—	5%
cytomegalovirus infection in children	5%	—
tumors of the sigmoid colon	—	5%
without dynamics	5%	—
purulent discharge from the vagina	—	5%
peritonitis	5%	—
bladder cancer	—	5%
varicocele	5%	—
heaviness in the uterus	—	5%
tinnitus	5%	—
desire for cold food	—	5%
cramps in the legs	5%	—
menopause	—	5%
variable symptoms	5%	—
anovulation	—	5%
up vascular mesh	5%	—
the body is not his	—	5%
milk rashes	5%	—
weight change	—	5%
stomach bloating strong	5%	—
lower abdominal pain in women	—	5%
bloating	5%	—
submucous uterine fibroids	—	5%
ataxia	5%	—
human papillomavirus	—	5%
history of pancreatic surgery	5%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	5%
pain in the coccyx	5%	—
breast tumor	—	5%
myocardial infarction	5%	—
adenocarcinoma of the colon	—	5%
difficult to swallow	5%	—
severe pain in the lower back	—	5%
rhabdomyosarcoma	5%	—
pain in the lumbosacral region	—	5%
sternotomy	5%	—
ovarian pregnancy	—	5%
small rash	5%	—
cramping pain in the lower abdomen	—	5%
apoplexy	5%	—
pain in the lumbosacral region	—	5%
small-point rash	5%	—
pyometra	—	5%
common rashes	5%	—
ovulatory syndrome	—	5%
dense tumor	5%	—
growth of uterine fibroids	—	5%
chondrosarcoma	5%	—
mucus in urine analysis	—	5%
insulinoma	5%	—
warts	—	5%
liver cancer	5%	—
papillomas on the body	—	5%
purulent peritonitis	5%	—
intestinal resection	—	5%
nausea	4%	—
saliuria	—	4%
cryptorchidism	4%	—
genital pain in women	—	4%
pancreatic cancer	4%	—
carcinoid	—	4%
dyspnea	4%	—
executive	—	4%
vomiting	4%	—
thrombosis	—	4%
2 children	4%	—
peritoneal carcinomatosis	—	4%
tumors of peripheral nerves	4%	—
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine	—	4%
hepatosplenomegaly	4%	—
monthly prolonged	—	4%
acute abdominal pains	4%	—
pain in the ureter	—	4%
necrosis	4%	—
acute back pain	—	4%

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