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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Premature discharge of amniotic fluidHematometer
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Distinctive symptoms
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chorioamnionitis 70%
cervical canal stenosis 95%
cervical pregnancy 60%
vaginal polyp 79%
short cervix 59%
vaginal septum 75%
short cervix during pregnancy 56%
spotting from the uterus 74%
pelvic presentation of the fetus 52%
intrauterine septum 67%
premature babies 51%
consequences of abortion 67%
premature rupture of fetal membranes 49%
abortions 65%
premature discharge of amniotic fluid 47%
cause consequences of abortion 63%
isthmic-cervical insufficiency 45%
uterine polyps 63%
premature birth 44%
anomalies of the female genital organs 59%
multiple pregnancy 43%
cervical polyp 57%
narrow pelvis 39%
weakness of labor activity 56%
number of births has been reduced 38%
uterine tumor 55%
pyometra 37%
scar on the uterus 55%
skewed pelvis 36%
ascherman syndrome 54%
intranatal death 36%
the emerging myomatous node 53%
uterine tissue palpation purulent 36%
polyps 52%
fetal heart rate is elevated 36%
lochiometer 51%
sepsis 34%
tame child 51%
pregnancy complications 34%
cramps in uterus 51%
postponed pregnancy 33%
cervical canal atresia 51%
lowered 32%
removal of the uterine body 50%
premature maturation of the placenta 32%
uterine fibroids 49%
bronchopulmonary dysplasia 32%
heaviness in the uterus 48%
postpartum infections 32%
heaviness in the lower abdomen 48%
purulent uterine discharge 32%
feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen 48%
early development 31%
secondary amenorrhea 46%
leakage of amniotic fluid 31%
uterine atresia 46%
respiratory distress syndrome 30%
cramping pain in the lower abdomen 46%
patient's condition 30%
lower abdominal pain in women 45%
deeply premature baby 29%
vaginal atresia 44%
cervix is ​​soft 29%
menstruation disorder 44%
swelling in the morning 29%
pharyngeal cancer 44%
consequences of infection 27%
endometrial cancer 43%
pulmonary edema 27%
cervical uterine fibroids 43%
death of the child 27%
cervical canal polyps 42%
bone deformation 27%
hemorrhagic disease of newborns 41%
obstetric peritonitis 26%
submucous uterine fibroids 41%
there are no complaints 26%
spastic abdominal pain 38%
operative delivery 26%
oncology 38%
postpartum sepsis 26%
abdominal pain in children 38%
dropsy of pregnant women 26%
cervical cancer 38%
peritonitis in children 26%
endometrial polyps 38%
neonatal sepsis 25%
stomach cramping pain 37%
1 pregnancy 25%
flies in front of the eyes 37%
blunt abdominal trauma 25%
spasm 36%
lack of water during pregnancy 24%
discharge from the genital tract 36%
caesarean section 24%
uterine cancer 36%
suffocation 24%
scarring 36%
abdominal pain after water 24%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 35%
caesarean section in the anamnesis 24%
periodic abdominal pain 35%
strict parents 24%
heaviness in the abdomen 35%
magnesia 24%
severe dizziness 35%
pelvioperitonitis 24%
impaired uterine function 29% 64%
emotional child 23%
birth trauma 34%
j98 4 other lung lesions 23%
dark eyes 33%
high-risk pregnancy 23%
pain in the vagina 33%
constant abdominal pain 23%
amenorrhea 33%
premature placental abruption 23%
traumatic shock 33%
external pharynx open 23%
blood diseases 18% 50%
grief is the loss of a loved one 23%
pulse is strong 32%
fear of losing mom 23%
effects of radiation 32%
anesthesia 23%
sluggish baby 31%
vulva infections 22%
body of uterus is soft 21% 51%
vulvovaginitis 22%
sudden pain 30%
necrotic enterocolitis of newborns 22%
large child 29%
mom gastritis 22%
effects of shock 29%
feeling of uterine prolapse 22%
shock states of various genesis 29%
impaired lung function 22%
pain in the uterus 20% 49%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy 22%
lymphosarcoma 28%
minimum physical load 21%
oncology in the anamnesis 27%
catatrauma 21%
radiation therapy 27%
intra-phase infections 21%
metastases 27%
rapid childbirth 21%
radiation damage 26%
swelling 21%
presses 25%
hypoxia during childbirth 21%
weakness after illness 25%
surgical infections 20%
acute pain 24%
crises in myasthenia gravis 20%
cancer 24%
parental deprivation 20%
consequences of medical abortion 20%
severe hypoxia 20%
vacuum 21% 41%
consequences of fear 20%
frequent dizziness 13% 33%
natural childbirth 20%
on palpation the uterus painful 27% 46%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 20%
spasmodic pain 13% 31%
consequences of grief 20%
dizziness 11% 27%
aspirin bronchial asthma 20%
postpartum contractions 22% 38%
doubts 19%
abnormalities of uterine development 22% 38%
allergy to salicylates 19%
hypotension 11% 26%
transparent vaginal 19%
imbalance 10% 25%
ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis 19%
arterial bleeding 17% 30%
hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain 19%
complications of childbirth 18% 31%
episiotomy 19%
lower abdominal pain 32% 45%
better in morning 19%
consequences of taking medications 31% 43%
periodic illness 19%
chills 16% 28%
cerebral palsy 19%
conservative 16% 28%
infection genitourinary 19%
pain when touched 16% 27%
fetal hypoxia 19%
abdominal pain 26% 36%
endometritis 19%
impaired arterial function 13% 23%
fever tachycardia 19%
anemia 15% 25%
vitamin c reduced 19%
trauma 22% 32%
scurvy 19%
enlargement of the uterus 29% 35%

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