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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Lack of water during pregnancyHidden penis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 88%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
pregnancy 96% 30%
testicular abnormalities 58%
increased uterine tone during pregnancy 62%
dropsy testicles 58%
body of uterus is rejected 61%
curvature of the penis 55%
consequences of childbirth 58%
epispadia 50%
female pelvic organs 56%
swelling of genitals 47%
placental abnormalities 54%
hernia 45%
operative delivery 44%
lymphostasis 43%
weakness during pregnancy 44%
spraying a stream of urine when urinating 42%
late pregnancy 43%
urine is caustic 41%
nausea pregnant 43%
underdevelopment 41%
frequent colds in childhood 42%
overweight 41%
nausea 42%
hypogonadism 40%
vomiting in pregnant 42%
filariasis 40%
vomiting 41%
scarring 39%
stressful pregnancy 40%
nicotine poisoning 39%
stress during pregnancy 40%
penis size 39%
there are no complaints 39%
phimosis 38%
dehydration in children 39%
drowning 37%
weakness of labor activity 39%
hypospadias 36%
postpartum infections 38%
a history of facelift 36%
blood diseases 38%
lack of urination 36%
premature placental abruption 38%
The skin is not 35%
early aging 37%
does sports 34%
effects of the flu 37%
bowel prolapse 33%
rapid childbirth 36%
streptococcal infections 33%
discharge from the genital tract 35%
obesity in children 32%
number of births increased 35%
worried about loved ones 32%
kidney diseases 34%
inguinal hernia 32%
impaired venous function 34%
cryptorchidism 32%
dizziness with vomiting 34%
bad from alcohol 31%
anomalies of kidney development 33%
obesity on the stomach 31%
fatigue during physical exertion 33%
delayed puberty 30%
fetal hypoxia 33%
is not deformed 30%
fatigue from work 33%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 29%
conducting an inspection 33%
infection genitourinary 29%
dizziness with nausea 32%
swelling 29%
consequences of infection 32%
skin irritation 29%
complications of childbirth 31%
postoperative scars 29%
intrauterine infection 31%
alcohol poisoning 29%
premature birth 30%
fat deposits 29%
consequences of acute respiratory 30%
skin problems 28%
flu 29%
delay in physical development 28%
increased 29%
genital neoplasms 27%
suffocation 28%
urination painful 27%
impaired uterine function 28%
feeling of fullness 27%
increased motor activity 28%
hydrocephalus 27%
motor activity 28%
variable symptoms 26%
dehydration 27%
helminths 26%
is better in nature 27%
effects of puberty 26%
consumes alcohol 27%
mental shock 26%
problems with studying 27%
streptococci 26%
congestive kidney 27%
wet skin 26%
dizziness 26%
abdominal surgery 25%
nausea vomiting 26%
everything is bad 25%
general intoxication syndrome 26%
emaciation 23%
dependence on the doctor 25%
rapid weight loss 23%
overwork 25%
soreness of the skin 22%
hypoxia 25%
consequences of surgery 21%
dryness 24%
up circulatory disorders 21%
acute condition 24%
heart dysfunction 21%
impaired lung function 23%
oncology 19%
consequences of taking medications 37% 19%
obesity 27% 42%
lowered 46% 32%
angiopathy 23% 29%
patient's condition 30% 19%
history of surgery 35% 41%
childhood diseases 31% 20%

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