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Comparison results

 
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Distinctive symptoms
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consequences of pregnancy 67% 23%
hypertrophy of the uterine body 82%
responsible 38%
cervical resection 9% 75%
endometritis 38%
cervical diathermocoagulation 59%
postpartum bleeding 37%
endocervicitis 10% 67%
rupture of the uterus 30%
cervical uterine fibroids 52%
weakness of labor activity 29%
pain during sexual intercourse 44%
bleeding 48% 20%
periodic abdominal pain 41%
bleeding during pregnancy 26%
vulvovaginitis 17% 57%
impaired uterine function 25%
vulva infections 17% 57%
external bleeding 25%
pulling pain in the sacrum 40%
postpartum endometritis 24%
intra-phase infections 17% 56%
caesarean section 23%
cervical elongation 39%
caesarean section in the anamnesis 23%
transparent bubbles 38%
vaginal tears 23%
discomfort in the lower abdomen 38%
hypotension 23%
lengthening of cervix 37%
removal of the uterine body 22%
pulling pain in 37%
lower abdominal pain in women 22%
infertility female 37%
traumatic shock 22%
precancerous diseases of the cervix 37%
dic syndrome 22%
white abundant 36%
arterial bleeding 22%
vaginal swelling 36%
hemorrhagic diathesis 21%
discomfort in the perineum 35%
postpartum contractions 21%
menstrual cycle is short 35%
роды и вскармливание 21%
discomfort in the vagina 34%
placenta increment 20%
retention cyst 34%
effects of shock 20%
monthly prolonged 33%
placenta previa 19%
very abundant monthly 32%
feeling of blood loss 19%
monthly abundant and prolonged 32%
pregnancy complications 18%
precancer 31%
deterioration postpartum 18%
cysts 31%
consequences of taking medications 17%
sports injury 30%
acute blood loss 17%
dense swelling 30%
anesthesia 17%
pain in the sacrum 29%
prolonged labor 17%
vaginal discharge 9% 38%
prolonged uterine bleeding 17%
inflammation 12% 41%
retention of the placenta and fetal membranes 17%
often abdominal pain 28%
uterine fibroids during pregnancy 17%
angioplasty 27%
lowered 16%
pain in the vagina 13% 40%
premature placental abruption 16%
chronic cervicitis 13% 40%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 16%
abdominal discomfort 27%
venous bleeding 16%
myxedema 27%
impaired arterial function 16%
swelling in the morning 27%
palpitations 16%
increased 9% 35%
shock states of various genesis 16%
lung removed 26%
damage to the uterus 15%
uterine fibroids 17% 42%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy 15%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 12% 36%
multiple pregnancy 15%
heredity predisposition 23%
discoordinated labor activity 15%
calculating 23%
post-traumatic shock 15%
lower abdominal pain 15% 38%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 15%
overwork 22%
pain in the anus in women 15%
history of surgery 18% 39%
eversion of the uterus 15%
swelling 7% 28%
groin pain in women 14%
pulling abdominal pain 9% 29%
coagulopathy 14%
abortions 8% 25%
impaired venous function 14%
changes in the blood 5% 22%
weakness after illness 14%
muscle damage 8% 24%
bursting in the lower abdomen 14%
scarring 7% 22%
internal bleeding 14%
consequences of infection 7% 20%
low body temperature 14%
angiopathy 7% 20%
bursting pain in the lower abdomen 14%
conservative 11% 23%
body of uterus is soft 14%
rupture of the cervix 23% 34%
operative delivery 14%
trauma 20% 27%
fetoplacental insufficiency 14%
consequences of injuries 17% 21%
uterine fibroma 13%
birth trauma 25% 28%
consequences of surgery 13%
pain in the groin area 26% 27%
high-risk pregnancy 13%
large fruit 13%
the volume of blood loss is increased 13%
hypotension with weakness 13%
operations on the vagina and cervix 13%
criticality 13%
uterine fibromyoma 13%
subinvolution of the uterus 12%
pain in the uterus 12%
cold in the stomach 12%
increased fibrinogen 12%
pain gives in the groin 12%
bursting abdominal pain 12%
pressing pain in the rectum 12%
citrate intoxication 12%
profuse uterine bleeding 12%
perineal rupture 12%
spotting from the uterus 12%
flies in front of the eyes 11%
pale skin 11%
nausea from fatigue 11%
placental abnormalities 11%
appendages of pain 11%
abnormalities of uterine development 11%
scar on the uterus 11%
drug disease 11%
thrombosis 11%
pelvic presentation of the fetus 11%
trali syndrome 11%
free fluid in the pelvic cavity is determined 11%
postpartum infections 11%
abdominal surgery 11%
aching 35% 22%
pain in the rectum 11%
thrombocytopenia 10%
patient's condition 10%
pain in the collarbone 10%
wound 10%
impaired kidney function 10%
body is cold 10%
dizziness from fatigue 10%
hypotension in the morning 10%
pain in the intestines 10%
threat of miscarriage 10%
exhaustion 10%
dizziness permanent 10%
tachycardia 10%
abdominal pain 43% 31%
vascular damage 10%
erythropenia 10%
general narcosis 10%
cervix is ​​soft 10%
worse in the fog 10%
cervical pregnancy 10%
acute venous thrombosis 10%
hemorrhagic syndrome 10%
does not eat enough 10%
abdominal distension a 10%
anomalies of labor activity 10%
constant nausea 10%
pulmonary edema 10%
oncology 9%
muscular dystonia 9%
constant heartbeat 9%
uterine tumor 9%
palpation of the mesogastric abdomen 9%
bursting 9%
vaginal hysterectomy 9%
pregnancy toxicosis 9%
uterus removed 9%
quickly gets tired 9%
sheehan syndrome 9%

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