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Results: Differences General ✘Genital allergy✘Hematocolpos
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Distinctive symptoms
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balanoposthitis in boys 72% —
vaginal septum — 85%
latex allergy 69% —
hematocolpos — 79%
genital allergy 100% 33%
vaginal atresia — 71%
redness of the labia 65% —
spits — 66%
redness of the vulva 63% —
uterine atresia — 58%
swelling of the labia 63% —
intrauterine septum — 47%
swelling of the vulva 61% —
closes — 46%
urethritis 61% —
blindness — 46%
itching of the clitoris 60% —
anomalies of the hymen — 45%
contact allergy 59% —
vaginal sarcoma — 45%
acute urethritis 58% —
lack of menstruation — 42%
drug allergy 56% —
female pelvic organs — 41%
contact dermatitis 55% —
hypoestrogenism — 40%
acute allergic reactions 55% —
kidney fibroma — 40%
skin itching redness 55% —
vaginal cracks — 38%
burning of the vulva 54% —
acute pain — 38%
allergy to cosmetics 54% —
benign vaginal tumors — 36%
pubic itch 54% —
wilms ' tumor — 35%
allergy to the skin 54% —
abdominal pain during menstruation — 35%
intolerance to drugs 53% —
oncology — 35%
swelling with itching 53% —
very painful menstruation — 35%
itching of female genitals 83% 28%
hypervitaminosis a — 35%
delayed reaction 52% —
defecation during urination — 34%
burns 52% —
feces does not come out — 34%
genital itching 81% 27%
pain in the lower abdomen during menstruation — 34%
burning on the labia 51% —
lower abdominal pain — 33%
hyperemia of genitals 50% —
vulvar dysplasia — 33%
allergy to odors 49% —
lower abdominal pain in women — 33%
skin problems 48% —
main complaint itching — 33%
reddening of the skin 47% —
history of surgery — 33%
main complaint is allergy 47% —
stomach pain constant — 32%
redness of the perineum 46% —
urination disorder — 32%
allergic swelling 46% —
urogenital mycoplasmosis — 32%
itching in the perineum 46% —
uterine tumor — 32%
burning itching 45% —
mycoplasmosis in women — 32%
dermatitis 45% —
epidemic encephalitis — 32%
itching of the vagina 74% 28%
congenital herpes infection — 32%
dermatosis 43% —
does not urinate — 31%
nonspecific allergy 42% —
genital neoplasms — 31%
increased sensitivity 41% —
ovarian fibroma — 31%
dry skin 41% —
kidney sarcoma — 31%
swelling from a bite 41% —
unbearable pain — 30%
pain in the labia region 41% —
genital herpes — 30%
itching and burning in the vagina 40% —
anomalies of the female genital organs — 30%
burning in the vagina 40% —
delay menstruation — 30%
dry skin itching 39% —
internal edema — 30%
internal itching 38% —
transient blindness — 30%
white skin 38% —
cutting pain in the lower abdomen — 30%
clitoris 37% —
constant pain — 29%
STDs 63% 24%
constant abdominal pain — 29%
from sex worse 36% —
discomfort in the vagina — 29%
allergy to chemicals 36% —
appendages of the uterus — 29%
feeling of puffiness 35% —
benign ovarian tumors — 29%
gonorrhea 35% —
congenital rubella — 29%
clamidiosis 34% —
constipation — 28%
red spots on the skin 34% —
monthly gas scanty — 28%
dryness 34% —
uterine hypoplasia — 28%
dark spots on the skin 34% —
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis — 28%
allergy 52% 17%
pain in the eyes — 28%
allergy to food 33% —
trauma — 28%
atopic dermatitis 33% —
eyes close — 28%
respiratory allergy 32% —
kidney cancer — 28%
burning of the skin 31% —
doubling of the kidney — 28%
allergic rash 30% —
itching of the skin of the abdomen — 27%
blood diseases 30% —
worse during menstruation — 27%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 29% —
uterine fibroids — 26%
lowered 29% —
scarring — 26%
difficulty breathing 28% —
gynecological operations in the anamnesis — 26%
the skin is dark 28% —
pain during sexual intercourse — 26%
allergy to medications 28% —
abdominal pain — 26%
syphilis 28% —
mycoplasma — 26%
red rash 28% —
abdominal pain during defecation — 26%
responsible 26% —
uterine cancer — 26%
decreased concentration of attention 26% —
frequent constipation — 26%
drug disease 44% 16%
vaginitis — 26%
skin spots 26% —
consequences of injuries — 25%
worse during meals 25% —
scar inflammation — 25%
worse food 25% —
monthly painful — 25%
wound 24% —
severe itching of the skin — 25%
presses 24% —
urination with blood — 25%
subacute condition 24% —
pain in the uterus — 25%
the fast man 24% —
gastrointestinal problems — 24%
conducting an inspection 23% —
delayed urination — 24%
itchy skin 58% 34%
defecation painful — 24%
swelling of genitals 51% 27%
measles — 24%
ejaculate color red 20% —
difficult defecation — 23%
pregnancy 51% 29%
acute abdominal pains — 23%
patient's condition 36% 15%
heavy eyes — 23%
consequences of taking medications 36% 16%
ovarian tumors — 23%
inflammation 41% 22%
speeded up urination — 23%
vulvovaginitis 41% 22%
tumour in the abdomen — 22%
vulva infections 41% 22%
encephalitis — 22%
swelling 39% 24%
urination painful — 22%
genital pain in women 47% 35%
fibroma — 22%
soreness of the skin 34% 25%
sharp pain in the stomach — 22%
increased 28% 21%
rubella — 22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 22% 17%
menstruation disorder — 22%
abdominal swelling — 22%
1 pregnancy — 22%
immaturity — 22%
pain in the vagina 32% 53%
intestinal tumor — 21%
eye surgery — 21%

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