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Results: Differences General	✘Urogenital mycoplasmosis	✘Autoimmune oophoritis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(2) General blood test — 81%(3) Blood biochemistry — 72%(3) Sex hormones 10%(1) 41%(3) Infection tests 13%(0) 16%(0) Measurements at the reception 9%(0) 16%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 23%(0) Gynecologist's examination — 20%(0) Coagulogram 9%(1) —
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%	—
inflammation of the ovaries	—	57%
infection genitourinary	23%	—
primary infertility	—	53%
bacterial cervicitis	21%	—
resistant ovary syndrome	—	52%
nonspecific urethritis	21%	—
ovarian dysfunction	—	48%
there are no complaints	19%	—
uterine appendages are increase	—	46%
pyometra	18%	—
menstruation disorder	—	45%
mycoplasmosis in women	18%	—
appendicular-genital syndrome	—	45%
mycoplasma respiratory infection	18%	—
ovarian insufficiency	—	45%
consequences of miscarriage	16%	—
chronic oophoritis	—	43%
lack of water during pregnancy	16%	—
ovarian tumors	—	40%
periods of exacerbation	15%	—
uterine infertility	—	39%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy	15%	—
adhesions in the pelvis	—	38%
diligent	14%	—
infertility female	12%	49%
consequences of abortion	14%	—
adnexitis	—	37%
frequent antibiotics	13%	—
stopped menstruation	—	36%
miscarriage	13%	—
primary and secondary amenorrhea	—	36%
peritonitis	12%	—
menstruation irregular	—	35%
weakening of immunity	12%	—
tubal infertility	—	34%
helminths	12%	—
chronic endocervicitis	—	34%
appendages of the uterus	11%	45%
endocrine infertility	—	33%
drug disease	—	33%
secondary amenorrhea	—	33%
clamidiosis in women	—	33%
autoimmune oophoritis	—	33%
gonorrhea in women	—	33%
increased	—	33%
secondary infertility	—	32%
neoplasms in small pelvis	—	32%
ovulatory syndrome	—	32%
trichomoniasis	—	31%
oncology	—	31%
shows genitals	—	31%
pregnancy	10%	41%
trichomoniasis in women	—	31%
gonorrheal urethritis	—	31%
ovarian endometriosis	—	31%
progesterone deficiency	—	30%
necrosis	—	30%
urogenital clamidiosis	—	30%
benign ovarian tumors	—	29%
primary amenorrhea	—	28%
monthly short	—	28%
monthly prolonged	—	28%
ovarian cancer	—	27%
follicular cyst	—	27%
clamidiosis	—	26%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis	—	26%
ovarian hypofunction	—	26%
gonorrhea	—	26%
female pelvic organs	15%	41%
endometriosis	—	25%
lymphocytosis	—	25%
germinogenic tumors	—	25%
intra-phase infections	24%	48%
lack of menstruation	—	24%
lower abdominal pain	—	23%
polycystic	—	23%
consequences of taking medications	—	22%
uterine tumor	—	22%
cystic fibrosis	—	22%
salpingitis	15%	37%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	22%
belly enlargement	—	21%
heredity predisposition	—	20%
caution	—	20%
remission	—	20%
consequences of childbirth	—	19%
benign neoplasms	—	19%
presses	—	18%
hormonal disorders	—	18%
surgical infections	—	18%
abdominal pain	—	18%
cancer	—	17%
lowered	9%	26%
consequences of infection	—	17%
impaired uterine function	16%	29%
urethritis	15%	26%
endometritis	14%	24%
patient's condition	12%	22%
abortions	12%	21%
subacute condition	10%	18%
onset of illness	9%	16%
history of surgery	8%	15%
vulvovaginitis	25%	31%
vulva infections	25%	31%
immunodeficiency	15%	18%
endocervicitis	25%	25%
inflammation	35%	35%

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