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Results: Differences General	✘Coccigodinia	✘Adhesions in the pelvis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 72%(2) Endoscopy — 36%(0) Sex hormones — 27%(1) Infection tests — 26%(0) Gynecologist's examination — 25%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 21%(0) Measurements at the reception — 20%(0) CT of the organ — 20%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	98%
osteochondrosis pain	88%	—
adhesions in the pelvis	—	76%
osteochondrosis	67%	—
depression	—	76%
spondylopathy	60%	—
anemia	—	72%
neurological pain	59%	—
likes order	—	64%
back pain	57%	—
chilly	—	63%
deterioration due to weather changes	56%	—
burns	—	61%
prostate abscess	53%	—
adhesions of the fallopian tubes	—	57%
change in the weather pain worse	53%	—
neck pain	—	55%
life changes	49%	—
sleep restless	—	55%
proctalgia	44%	—
weakness after illness	—	53%
coccigodinia	41%	—
dyspnea	—	52%
pain in the anus during defecation	39%	—
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	42%
weather dependence	39%	—
impaired uterine function	—	41%
paraproctitis	37%	—
appendages of the uterus	—	41%
intestinal spasms	37%	—
body of uterus is motionless	—	40%
constant pain	57%	18%
acute vaginitis	—	40%
a lot of stress	36%	—
pelvioperitonitis	—	38%
prostatitis	36%	—
obliteration of the fallopian tube	—	36%
monthly painful	35%	—
ascherman syndrome	—	35%
changes in feces	34%	—
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases	—	35%
impaired prostate function	34%	—
peritonitis	—	34%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	34%	—
pulls the lower back	—	34%
birth trauma	34%	—
pain in the pelvis	—	34%
severe stress	32%	—
painful ovulation	—	33%
sedentary lifestyle	30%	—
obstruction of the fallopian tubes	—	33%
neuritis	30%	—
deterioration from lifting weights	—	33%
unbearable pain	30%	—
intermittent constipation	—	32%
neuralgia	29%	—
abdominal surgery	—	31%
muscle tension	29%	—
constipation	—	31%
does not tolerate pain	27%	—
ovarian apoplexy	—	31%
muscle pain	27%	—
pulling pain in the sacrum	—	31%
spasm	26%	—
history of surgery	—	30%
feeling of bruising	25%	—
the consequences of physical activity are worse	—	30%
pain in the rectum	46%	21%
history of appendectomy	—	30%
wave-like pain	20%	—
lower abdominal pain	—	29%
aching	36%	17%
internal irritation	—	29%
aching pain in the anus	48%	31%
chronic oophoritis	—	28%
parametrite	39%	25%
infertility female	—	28%
worse during menstruation	38%	25%
chronic vaginitis	—	28%
consequences of pregnancy	27%	17%
disease dull abdominal pain	—	28%
abscess	27%	17%
chronic peritonitis	—	27%
stress	25%	16%
acute pain	—	27%
trauma	32%	25%
tubal pregnancy	—	27%
postpartum bleeding	—	27%
роды и вскармливание	—	27%
constipation during pregnancy	—	27%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	—	27%
bloating	—	26%
stomach bloating strong	—	26%
consequences of surgery	—	26%
gastrointestinal problems	—	26%
regular stool	—	25%
ectopic pregnancy	—	25%
uterine infertility	—	25%
constant aching pain	—	25%
constant abdominal pain	—	25%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis	—	24%
appendages of pain	—	24%
aching lower back	—	24%
the pain is worse from exertion	—	24%
frequent bloating	—	24%
frequent stools	—	24%
adnexitis	—	24%
vaginitis	—	23%
inflammation of the ovaries	—	23%
constipation flatulence	—	23%
pain in internal organs	—	23%
genital pain in women	—	23%
pain over the pubic	—	23%
worse constipation	—	23%
removal of the uterine body	—	23%
frequent constipation	—	23%
habitual miscarriage	—	23%
catatrauma	—	23%
salpingitis	—	23%
intra-abdominal abscesses	—	23%
nausea	—	23%
abdominal pain	—	23%
bleeding during pregnancy	—	22%
pulling abdominal pain	—	22%
the consequences of abdominal surgery	—	22%
caesarean section in the anamnesis	—	22%
pain in the sacrum	—	22%
fatigue during physical exertion	—	22%
endometritis	—	22%
surgical infections	—	22%
periodic abdominal pain	—	22%
hypertension	—	22%
pain in the bladder	—	22%
caesarean section	—	22%
deterioration during pregnancy	—	21%
there are no complaints	—	21%
onset of illness	—	21%
pain due to flatulence	—	21%
purulent peritonitis	—	21%
STDs	—	21%
patient's condition	22%	43%
pain when touched	27%	48%
vulva infections	—	20%
apoplexy	—	20%
consequences of taking medications	—	20%
intestinal obstruction	—	20%
abundant stool	—	20%
illness after hypothermia	—	20%
pain when moving	—	20%
vulvovaginitis	—	20%
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	20%
menstruation disorder	—	20%
worse from exercise	—	20%
miscarriage	—	20%
stool with gases	—	20%
acute injury	—	19%
refuses to help	—	19%
omission of internal organs	—	19%
ascites	—	19%
pain during exercise	—	19%
general tension	—	19%
acute abdomen	—	19%
general swelling does	—	18%
refuses treatment	—	18%
consequences of physical exertion	—	18%
painful appearance	—	18%
is better in nature	—	18%
pain from the load	—	18%
nausea from pain	—	18%
myocardial infarction	—	18%
violation of the stool	—	17%
patient is motionless	—	17%
overwork	—	17%
periods of exacerbation	—	17%
worse from movement	—	17%
immunodeficiency	—	17%
attacks of pain	—	16%
bleeding	—	16%
vomiting	—	16%
acute condition	—	16%
necrosis	—	15%
intoxication	—	15%
swelling	—	15%
periodic illness	—	15%
impaired arterial function	—	15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	23%	30%
defecation painful	47%	53%
intra-phase infections	30%	33%
inflammation	30%	31%

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