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Results: Differences General ✘Genital injuries in girls✘Electrical injury
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%(0)
Gynecologist's examination 33%(0)—
Measurements at the reception 26%(0)6%(0)
Endoscopy 30%(0)—
General blood test 28%(1)—
General urine test 22%(1)—
Infection tests 19%(0)—
Coprogram —11%(1)
Radiography of the extremities —11%(0)
Other hormones —10%(1)
CT of the organ —9%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —38%
spits 61% —
feeling of electricity — 24%
genital pain in women 59% —
electric burns — 23%
careless 59% —
epilepsy attacks — 22%
foreign body of the vagina 57% —
epilepsy — 21%
bloody discharge from the vagina 55% —
there are many dreams — 15%
vaginal discharge 54% —
a serious man — 15%
hematoma 54% —
lifeguard — 15%
pain in the labia region 51% —
spinal fracture — 14%
external bleeding 49% —
burns — 14%
groin pain in women 49% —
life changes — 14%
sexual violence anamnesis 49% —
heart dysfunction — 13%
pelvic bone fracture 48% —
arrhythmia — 13%
pricks 47% —
spinal injury — 13%
bruise 45% —
arrhythmia tachycardia — 13%
damage to the uterus 45% —
concussion of the brain — 12%
clitoris 45% —
dry — 12%
laceration 45% —
myoglobinuria — 12%
bleeding 45% —
respiratory arrhythmia — 12%
girl masturbates 45% —
fracture of the humerus — 12%
cut wound 43% —
internal heat — 12%
sexualized child behavior 43% —
compression fracture of the spine — 12%
internal bleeding 42% —
dislocation of the vertebrae — 11%
injury rate 53% 10%
cough — 11%
consequences of taking medications 41% —
i'm being watched — 11%
tetanus in children 40% —
unformed feces — 11%
big buttocks 40% —
diarrhea — 11%
injury of the ureter 39% —
traumatic illness — 11%
swelling of the labia 39% —
destructive — 11%
childhood diseases 38% —
disorders of consciousness — 11%
pain in the groin area 38% —
respiratory insufficiency — 11%
bruise 38% —
intoxication of alcohol — 10%
pain in the anus in women 38% —
vomiting — 10%
swelling of the vulva 38% —
hypertension — 10%
radiation damage 38% —
tachycardia — 10%
perineal rupture 37% —
up circulatory disorders — 10%
spotting from the uterus 36% —
can't get together — 10%
shows genitals 36% —
headaches — 10%
genital neoplasms 36% —
sensitive sleep — 10%
postpartum bleeding 35% —
fracture with displacement — 10%
urethral injuries 34% —
shoulder injury — 10%
vascular damage 49% 13%
emphysema of the lungs — 10%
rupture of the cervix 34% —
time jumps in blood pressure — 10%
fistula 34% —
contractures of the joints — 10%
tenesmus 34% —
increased — 10%
neoplasms of the vulva 33% —
convulsions with loss of consciousness — 10%
chemical burn 33% —
impaired lung function — 10%
mental shock 44% 9%
fog in the head — 10%
frostbite 33% —
tonic convulsions — 10%
swelling of genitals 32% —
bubbles on the skin — 10%
bladder injury 32% —
nausea — 10%
rupture of the uterus 32% —
ventricular fibrillation — 10%
tetanus 32% —
palpitations — 10%
radiation therapy 32% —
apathy — 9%
masturbation 32% —
contracture — 9%
rapid childbirth 32% —
tachycardia attacks — 9%
vaginal tears 31% —
arrhythmia attacks — 9%
little joy 31% —
dislocation — 9%
deterioration postpartum 31% —
nausea and diarrhea — 9%
gonorrhea 31% —
consequences of a fracture — 9%
wound 46% 14%
dry skin — 9%
swelling 39% 7%
cramps in the legs — 9%
abrasion 30% —
diarrhea vomiting — 9%
pain in internal organs 30% —
headache with dizziness — 9%
consequences of injuries 42% 10%
pre-fainting condition — 9%
sports injury 30% —
burning of the skin — 9%
discharge from the genital tract 30% —
psychological suppression — 9%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 29% —
gastrointestinal problems — 9%
history of surgery 39% 8%
cardiac arrest — 9%
pain in the vagina 28% —
can not think — 9%
impulsiveness 28% —
variable symptoms — 9%
effects of radiation 28% —
crackling in the lungs — 9%
traumatic shock 28% —
there are no complaints — 9%
abdominal injuries 28% —
nausea vomiting — 8%
pain in the rectum 28% —
dizziness — 8%
severe stress 27% —
general weakness — 8%
bursting 27% —
pedantry — 8%
trauma 43% 14%
overexcitation of the psyche — 8%
pain in the wound 26% —
cardiodilation — 8%
up radiation sickness 26% —
enlargement of the heart — 8%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 26% —
reddening of the skin — 8%
inflammation 26% —
traumatic brain injury — 8%
arterial bleeding 25% —
bradycardia — 8%
appendages of the uterus 24% —
wet skin — 8%
effects of shock 24% —
sensations in the extremities — 8%
problems with studying 24% —
fainting — 8%
consequences of pregnancy 23% —
acute injury — 8%
destructive behavior 23% —
head injury — 8%
paresis 23% —
hyperthermia — 8%
caution 23% —
angiopathy — 7%
pain in the intestines 23% —
onset of illness — 7%
vascular tumor 22% —
feeling of heat — 7%
hematuria 22% —
damage to the nervous system — 7%
increased bleeding 22% —
high temperature — 7%
patient is motionless 22% —
emotional — 7%
muscle weakness 22% —
imbalance — 7%
feeling of bruising 21% —
exhaustion — 7%
presses 21% —
anesthesia — 7%
weakness after illness 21% —
acute pain 20% —
cancer 20% —
lowered 18% —
angioplasty 27% 7%
oncology 26% 6%

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