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Results: Differences General	✘Urogenital mycoplasmosis	✘O71.0
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 10%(1) 30%(1) General urine test — 32%(1) General blood test — 30%(1) Infection tests 13%(0) — Coagulogram 9%(1) — Measurements at the reception 9%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
urogenital mycoplasmosis	41%	—
removal of the uterine body	—	88%
endocervicitis	25%	—
the feeling of a fight	—	78%
infection genitourinary	23%	—
vaginal tears	—	66%
bacterial cervicitis	21%	—
impaired uterine function	16%	77%
nonspecific urethritis	21%	—
gases from the vagina	—	61%
there are no complaints	19%	—
inflammation of postoperative scars	—	61%
pyometra	18%	—
vaginal discharge	—	57%
mycoplasmosis in women	18%	—
transverse position of the fetus	—	55%
mycoplasma respiratory infection	18%	—
skin fibroma	—	55%
lack of water during pregnancy	16%	—
generic tumor	—	54%
consequences of miscarriage	16%	—
white abundant	—	54%
urethritis	15%	—
female pelvic organs	15%	68%
salpingitis	15%	—
mom oncology	—	52%
immunodeficiency	15%	—
postpartum bleeding	—	51%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy	15%	—
acute abdomen	—	51%
periods of exacerbation	15%	—
swelling of the upper part belly	—	50%
diligent	14%	—
anatomically narrow pelvis	—	49%
consequences of abortion	14%	—
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium	—	48%
frequent antibiotics	13%	—
history of surgery	8%	55%
miscarriage	13%	—
consequences of childbirth	—	47%
infertility female	12%	—
damage to the uterus	—	46%
patient's condition	12%	—
bloody discharge from the vagina	—	46%
abortions	12%	—
accumulation of gases in the stomach	—	46%
weakening of immunity	12%	—
fighting	—	46%
helminths	12%	—
skewed pelvis	—	45%
appendages of the uterus	11%	—
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	45%
subacute condition	10%	—
scarring	—	45%
onset of illness	9%	—
abdominal pain	—	45%
lowered	9%	—
gases in the stomach	—	44%
abdominal pain when pressing	—	44%
skin dystrophy	—	44%
scar inflammation	—	43%
natural childbirth	—	43%
bleeding uterine	—	43%
external bleeding	—	42%
collapse	—	42%
purulent peritonitis	—	41%
bloating pain	—	41%
pain in the vagina	—	41%
consequences of surgery	—	41%
postoperative scars	—	40%
large fruit	—	40%
pain due to flatulence	—	40%
operative delivery	—	40%
fibrosarcoma	—	40%
tumour in the abdomen	—	39%
fibroma	—	39%
complications of childbirth	—	39%
uterine tumor	—	39%
consequences of taking medications	—	38%
pregnancy complications	—	37%
effects of shock	—	36%
sensations in the hands	—	36%
bloating	—	36%
suffocation	—	36%
ascites	—	36%
large child	—	36%
shock states of various genesis	—	36%
pain in the intestines	—	34%
abscess	—	34%
pain when touched	—	34%
bone deformation	—	34%
digestive disorders	—	33%
bacteremia	—	33%
sepsis	—	33%
dystrophy	—	32%
impaired gastric function	—	31%
acute condition	—	31%
surgical infections	—	31%
presses	—	31%
bleeding	—	30%
consequences of infection	—	29%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	29%
endometritis	14%	42%
skin problems	—	28%
blood diseases	—	28%
oncology	—	27%
peritonitis	12%	38%
pregnancy	10%	30%
intra-phase infections	24%	37%
vulvovaginitis	25%	38%
vulva infections	25%	38%
inflammation	35%	46%

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