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Results: Differences Similar	✘Vaginal tears	✘Delay in separation of the afterbirth
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%(9) 16%(0) Measurements at the reception 31%(0) — Ultrasound of the organ — 26%(0) Angiography — 18%(0) Coagulogram — 18%(0) Histological studies — 16%(0) Sex hormones — 16%(1) Radiography of the area — 15%(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%
vaginal tears	86%	—
low body temperature	—	69%
hematoma	65%	—
muscle weakness	—	65%
rupture of the uterus	87%	25%
paresis of legs	—	62%
vaginal wall prolapse	59%	—
ones weakness in the leg muscles	—	62%
genital pain in women	53%	—
lactation	—	58%
promiscuous sexual relations	51%	—
consequences of childbirth	27%	85%
pain in the vagina	49%	—
weakness in the legs	—	56%
foreign body of the vagina	48%	—
paresis	—	50%
bursting	47%	—
weakness after illness	—	45%
aggressive	47%	—
delay in separation of the afterbirth	—	40%
aggression after alcohol	47%	—
stomach stretches	—	36%
pain in the labia region	46%	—
throat separated	—	34%
pain in the perineum in women	41%	—
placenta increment	—	34%
violence in childhood	41%	—
perforation of the uterus	—	34%
clitoris	39%	—
tame child	—	33%
severe childbirth	38%	—
bleeding uterine	—	32%
leukocytosis	38%	—
intrauterine septum	—	31%
discharge from the genital tract	38%	—
adenomyosis	—	31%
vaginitis	37%	—
skin horn	—	29%
number of births increased	37%	—
postpartum endometritis	—	29%
wound	36%	—
attachment to the child	—	29%
polytrauma	35%	—
placenta previa	—	28%
external bleeding	35%	—
placental abnormalities	—	27%
posthemorrhagic anemia	35%	—
abnormalities of uterine development	—	26%
foreign body sensation	35%	—
attachment to parents	—	26%
acute pain	35%	—
uterine hypoplasia	—	26%
intoxication of alcohol	35%	—
traumatic shock	—	24%
erythrocytic anemia	33%	—
uterine fibroids	—	24%
hemoglobin increased	33%	—
removal of the uterus	—	24%
neutrophilosis	32%	—
chest tension	—	23%
pain in the groin area	32%	—
birth trauma	—	23%
infected wounds	32%	—
endometriosis	—	23%
mental shock	31%	—
consequences of abortion	—	23%
subfebrile condition	30%	—
inflammation of the uterus	—	23%
increased ESR	30%	—
coagulopathy	—	21%
calculating	28%	—
uterine tumor	—	21%
consumes alcohol	28%	—
porous skin	—	21%
early development	28%	—
rapid growth	—	21%
anemia	26%	—
abortions	—	20%
scarring	26%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	20%
insensitivity to pain	26%	—
vulvovaginitis	—	20%
there are no complaints	24%	—
severe exhaustion	—	20%
high temperature	24%	—
intra-phase infections	—	20%
skin problems	23%	—
fibroma	—	20%
female pelvic organs	59%	38%
conservative	—	19%
vascular damage	38%	17%
no children	—	19%
bleeding	55%	36%
a history of trauma	—	19%
injury	46%	30%
underdevelopment	—	18%
bloody discharge from the vagina	38%	24%
bacteremia	—	18%
complications of childbirth	33%	21%
papules	—	17%
damage to the uterus	56%	44%
benign neoplasms	—	17%
vulva infections	31%	20%
sepsis	—	17%
vaginal	33%	22%
consequences of operation	—	16%
consequences of infection	24%	15%
skin condition	—	16%
pregnancy	—	16%
onset of illness	—	15%
childhood diseases	—	15%
oncology	—	15%
impaired uterine function	42%	43%
blood loss	40%	41%

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