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Results: Differences General	✘Intrauterine infection	✘Postpartum cervical ulcer
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 32%(1) 13%(1) General blood test 17%(3) 10%(4) Coprogram 16%(1) — Gynecologist's examination — 15%(0) Blood biochemistry 15%(1) — Infection tests 14%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	90%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
back sweating	88%	—
peptic ulcer	—	64%
tender child	84%	—
postpartum cervical ulcer	—	54%
intoxication	80%	—
consequences of childbirth	16%	66%
sweating arms legs	77%	—
operations on the vagina and cervix	—	38%
hypoxia	56%	—
eroded uterine lining	—	36%
fetal hypoxia	54%	—
rupture of the cervix	—	31%
lags behind in the development	53%	—
pyometra	—	30%
speech absence	49%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	25%
suffocation	46%	—
prolonged uterine bleeding	—	24%
intrauterine infection	43%	—
birth trauma	—	23%
intrauterine pneumonia	42%	—
scarring of the cervix	—	22%
arvi during pregnancy	38%	—
uterine mucosa hyperemic	—	22%
herpes	38%	—
operative delivery	—	22%
cytomegalovirus	36%	—
vaginal cracks	—	21%
diabetic cataract	32%	—
rupture of the uterus	—	21%
clamidiosis	31%	—
congestion purulent wounds	—	21%
tremor	30%	—
wound	—	21%
thrombocytopenia in newborns	29%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	21%
tremor of the chin	28%	—
swelling of the wound	—	20%
nephritic syndrome	28%	—
consequences of infection	—	20%
hepatitis	28%	—
bacterial cervicitis	—	20%
toxoplasmosis	28%	—
vaginal tears	—	20%
viral pneumonia	27%	—
vaginal mucosa hyperemic	—	20%
rubella	27%	—
cervical pregnancy	—	20%
convulsions	27%	—
cervix is deformed	—	19%
coxsackie	26%	—
prolonged labor	—	19%
bacterial pneumonia	26%	—
skin problems	—	19%
liver problems	26%	—
endometritis	—	18%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis	25%	—
cervical dysplasia	—	18%
herpetic hepatitis	25%	—
vaginal discharge	—	18%
bach flower	24%	—
pain in the vagina	—	18%
headache in the temples	23%	—
the wounds are festering	—	17%
enterovirus infection	23%	—
complications of childbirth	—	17%
head tremor	23%	—
trichomoniasis in women	—	17%
malaria	23%	—
wound inflammation	—	17%
viral meningoencephalitis	22%	—
postpartum endometritis	—	17%
fetoplacental insufficiency	22%	—
cervical resection	—	17%
pseudomonas infection	22%	—
trichomoniasis	—	17%
salpingitis	22%	—
postpartum bleeding	—	16%
scarlet	22%	—
mucous whites	—	16%
tonic convulsions	22%	—
swelling	—	16%
typhlitis	22%	—
vaginal swelling	—	16%
hemolytic disease of newborns	22%	—
premature discharge of amniotic fluid	—	16%
intrauterine fetal development delay	22%	—
the wound is bleeding	—	16%
lowered	32%	8%
pseudomembranous colitis	—	16%
mycoplasma	38%	14%
burning in the vagina	—	16%
viral diarrhea	21%	—
history of surgery	—	16%
up circulatory disorders	21%	—
postpartum contractions	—	15%
enterocolitis	21%	—
staphylococcus aureus	—	15%
hemolytic anemia	21%	—
vaginal discharge in girls	—	15%
hemorrhagic syndrome	21%	—
trauma	—	15%
connective tissue dysplasia	21%	—
scar on the uterus	—	15%
heart dysfunction	20%	—
isthmic-cervical insufficiency	—	15%
interstitial pneumonia	20%	—
feeling of bruising	—	14%
discirculatory encephalopathy	20%	—
pain in the uterus	—	14%
damage to the nervous system	20%	—
vaginitis	—	14%
hepatosplenomegaly	19%	—
deterioration postpartum	—	14%
hydrocephalus	19%	—
rapid childbirth	—	14%
cataract	19%	—
trophic ulcer	—	14%
adrenal insufficiency	19%	—
burning itching	—	13%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	19%	—
large fruit	—	13%
duodenitis	19%	—
anaerobic infection	—	13%
meningoencephalitis	19%	—
necrosis	—	13%
fluid in the abdominal cavity	19%	—
natural childbirth	—	13%
increased	18%	—
daytime fever	—	13%
enlargement of the spleen	18%	—
high temperature	—	13%
hepatitis c	18%	—
bleeding uterine	—	13%
viral hepatitis b	18%	—
surgical infections	—	13%
vascular sclerosis	18%	—
burning of the skin	—	12%
encephalitis	18%	—
mucous hyperemia	—	12%
syphilis	18%	—
premature birth	—	12%
ARVI	18%	—
history medical mother's	—	12%
cramps in the legs	18%	—
bleeding ulcer	—	12%
cardiomyopathy	18%	—
weakening of immunity	—	11%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	17%	—
calculating	—	11%
thrombocytopenia	17%	—
burns	—	11%
toxicosis	17%	—
itchy skin	—	11%
appendages of the uterus	17%	—
subfebrility	—	11%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	17%	—
large child	—	11%
enlarged liver	17%	—
wounds heal poorly	—	11%
leukoencephalitis	17%	—
scratches	—	11%
cerebral circulation disorder	17%	—
immunodeficiency	—	10%
hiv	17%	—
better in afternoon	—	10%
gastrointestinal problems	28%	9%
early development	—	10%
pregnancy	32%	13%
leukocytosis	—	10%
organic brain damage	16%	—
increased bleeding	—	10%
not enough time	16%	—
pain throughout the body	—	10%
liquid stool	16%	—
scarring	—	10%
diarrhea	16%	—
soreness of the skin	—	10%
brain damage	15%	—
endocervicitis	21%	31%
hormonal disorders	15%	—
bleeding	—	9%
headaches	15%	—
vulva infections	18%	26%
diabetes mellitus	15%	—
vulvovaginitis	18%	26%
there are no complaints	14%	—
intra-phase infections	18%	26%
angiopathy	14%	—
burning in the uterus	—	8%
onset of illness	14%	—
female pelvic organs	16%	22%
childhood diseases	14%	—
impaired uterine function	17%	22%
impaired arterial function	14%	—
postpartum infections	24%	26%
patient's condition	13%	—
initial cataract	12%	—
pregnancy complications	25%	11%
blood diseases	23%	9%

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