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Results: Differences General	✘Gonococcal salpingitis	✘Symphysitis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	58%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis	70%	—
back pain	—	51%
gonorrhea	65%	—
pulling pains in the legs	—	50%
salpingitis	64%	—
deterioration during pregnancy	—	45%
inflammation of the ovaries	64%	—
quickly gets tired	—	43%
hydrosalpinx	57%	—
who lead a sedentary lifestyle	—	30%
intra-phase infections	53%	—
consequences of childbirth	—	29%
piosalpinx	51%	—
genital pain in women	—	29%
adnexitis	50%	—
anatomically narrow pelvis	—	27%
appendages of the uterus	50%	—
calcium	—	27%
vulvovaginitis	48%	—
acute cystitis	—	26%
vulva infections	48%	—
decreased calcium	—	26%
ovarian pain	48%	—
skewed pelvis	—	25%
soreness of the uterus	46%	—
pain in the pubic area in women	—	25%
impaired uterine function	46%	—
pain in the bones of the pelvis	—	24%
female pelvic organs	46%	—
shooting pains	—	24%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes	45%	—
lowered	—	23%
uterine mucosa hyperemic	45%	—
tuberculosis of the bladder	—	23%
pain at the beginning of urination	45%	—
pregnancy	77%	100%
gonorrheal arthritis	45%	—
lumbar spondyloarthrosis	—	23%
lower abdominal pain	44%	—
genital tuberculosis	—	22%
deterioration from lifting weights	40%	—
symphysitis	—	22%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes	40%	—
large fruit	—	22%
acute salpingitis	39%	—
ovarian pregnancy	—	22%
pulling pain in the sacrum	39%	—
shooting pains on the leg	—	22%
ovarian dysfunction	38%	—
2 pregnancy	—	22%
tubal infertility	38%	—
motor activity	—	20%
leg pain fever	37%	—
increased motor activity	—	20%
gonorrhea in women	37%	—
tuberculosis of the spine	—	20%
cramping pain in the lower abdomen	37%	—
ehlers - danlos syndrome	—	19%
pyometra	36%	—
pain in the legs	21%	40%
chinga	36%	—
hard muscles	—	19%
pain when urinating	36%	—
bone deformation	—	19%
abdominal pain	35%	—
sciatica	—	19%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	35%	—
sciatic nerve pain	—	19%
stomach like a drum	35%	—
ankylosing spondylitis	—	19%
tubal pregnancy	34%	—
infringement of the sciatic nerve	—	19%
peritonitis	34%	—
pregnancy is 5 weeks	—	19%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	33%	—
shooting back pain	—	19%
stools with effort	33%	—
shooting pain in the lower back	—	19%
abdominal pain with fever	32%	—
chronic pyelonephritis	—	19%
consequences of infection	32%	—
lumbago	—	19%
acute abdomen	32%	—
pinching nerves	—	19%
abdominal pregnancy	31%	—
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	—	19%
ascherman syndrome	31%	—
tuberculosis of bones	—	18%
pain before urination	31%	—
pyelitis	—	18%
ectopic pregnancy	30%	—
limps	—	18%
uterine infertility	30%	—
increased	—	18%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	30%	—
spondyloarthrosis	—	18%
stomach cramping pain	30%	—
pain in the bladder	—	17%
worse during menstruation	30%	—
radiculitis	—	17%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity	29%	—
to increase the mammary glands	—	17%
pain gives in the leg	29%	—
pain when walking	—	17%
dense swelling	28%	—
natural childbirth	—	17%
intra-abdominal abscesses	28%	—
convulsions	—	17%
endometritis	27%	—
calcium metabolism disorders	—	17%
pulling abdominal pain	27%	—
can't walk	—	17%
tension in the spine	27%	—
pain over the pubic	—	17%
often abdominal pain	27%	—
rheumatic inflammation	—	17%
myositis	27%	—
make the main	—	16%
legs are elongated	27%	—
smoking desire	—	16%
fever abdominal pain	27%	—
operative delivery	—	16%
acute pain in the legs	26%	—
vitamin d deficiency	—	16%
scurvy	26%	—
pain in the tendons	—	16%
purulent peritonitis	26%	—
vitamin c reduced	—	16%
vaginal discharge	26%	—
rickets	—	16%
swelling	26%	—
lactation problems	—	16%
myxedema	26%	—
ankylosis	—	16%
difficult defecation	25%	—
3 pregnancy	—	15%
infertility female	25%	—
history medical mother's	—	15%
menstruation disorder	25%	—
pyelonephritis	—	15%
sharp pain in the stomach	25%	—
worse when walking	—	15%
urination disorder	25%	—
spondylopathy	—	15%
acute abdominal pains	25%	—
1 pregnancy	—	15%
migrating larva	25%	—
sedentary lifestyle	—	15%
mucous hyperemia	25%	—
increased calcium	—	15%
infectious arthritis	24%	—
osteomyelitis	—	15%
urination painful	24%	—
cystitis	—	15%
inflammatory infiltrate	24%	—
aching joints	—	15%
inflammation of the stomach	23%	—
worse from exercise	—	15%
very high fever	23%	—
lactation	—	15%
subfebrility	23%	—
pain in the bones	—	15%
ascites	23%	—
blood diseases	—	15%
consumes alcohol	22%	—
dependence on food	—	15%
severe fever	22%	—
acute venous thrombosis	—	14%
abscess	21%	—
enteropathy	—	14%
overwork	21%	—
pain during exercise	—	14%
arthritis	21%	—
is better in nature	—	14%
leukocytosis	21%	—
pain from the load	—	14%
impaired gastric function	20%	—
effects of poisoning	—	14%
bleeding	19%	—
cramps in the legs	—	14%
high temperature	19%	—
neuralgia	—	14%
pain in the vagina	37%	16%
inflammation of the kidneys	—	14%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	18%	—
pain in the veins	—	14%
onset of illness	18%	—
malabsorption	—	14%
cutting at the beginning of urination	16%	—
worse during meals	—	13%
cutting pain before urination	16%	—
worse food	—	13%
pain in the ovaries pulling	16%	—
high height	—	13%
inflammation	38%	23%
smokes	—	13%
pain in the sacrum	27%	17%
pain when touched	—	13%
joint diseases	20%	12%
tuberculosis	—	13%

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