Comparison results

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	77%(0)	65%(1)
Blood biochemistry	—	90%(2)
Coagulogram	—	52%(2)
General blood test	—	52%(2)
Other hormones	—	46%(1)
Gynecologist's examination	—	44%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ	43%(0)	—
Ultrasound of the scrotum organs	37%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

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100%

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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

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100%

testicular hypoplasia

93%

—

number of births has been reduced

—

92%

endocrine infertility

88%

—

decrease in myoglobin

—

90%

testesterone deficiency

77%

—

weakness of labor activity

—

90%

cryptorchidism

75%

—

anomalies of labor activity

—

81%

omission of internal organs

64%

—

female pelvic organs

24%

91%

infertility female

58%

—

hyperandrogenism in women

—

65%

underdevelopment

57%

—

pelvic bone fracture

—

61%

violation of the function of the testicles

55%

—

prolonged urination

—

57%

brittle teeth

46%

—

number of births increased

—

57%

effects of hormone

44%

—

hypoxia during childbirth

—

57%

congenital herpes infection

42%

—

binge

—

55%

congenital abnormalities of the ureter

42%

—

fracture with displacement

—

55%

hormonal failure

42%

—

latent iron deficiency

—

53%

pulling pain in

41%

—

iron deficiency anemia

—

52%

kidney disease

41%

—

infection genitourinary

—

52%

premature babies

39%

—

hypochromia

—

52%

sexual arousal

39%

—

bone growths

—

51%

fragility of bones

38%

—

bone tumors

—

50%

abdominal pregnancy

37%

—

blood diseases

—

50%

uterine hypoplasia

37%

—

complications of childbirth

—

50%

seminoma

37%

—

metabolic syndrome

—

49%

congenital rubella

37%

—

delayed reaction

—

47%

childhood diseases

37%

—

pregnancy complications

—

47%

no children

37%

—

no strength

—

47%

uterine infertility

36%

—

encephalitis

—

47%

congenital aplasia of the skin

35%

—

nervous excitability

—

46%

fetal hypoxia

32%

—

oncology in the anamnesis

—

46%

measles

32%

—

lymphosarcoma

—

45%

anomalies of kidney development

32%

—

protein reduced

—

45%

worse from excitement

30%

—

hypoxia

24%

69%

pale skin

30%

—

bradycardia

—

45%

worse from exercise

30%

—

a history of trauma

—

45%

pain in the groin area

30%

—

thyroid diseases

—

45%

rubella

30%

—

impaired uterine function

—

45%

flu

29%

—

leukoencephalitis

—

44%

growth disorders in children

28%

—

hypertension

—

43%

suffocating

27%

—

obesity

—

43%

toxicosis

27%

—

fatigue

—

42%

herpes

27%

—

bone fracture

—

42%

effects of puberty

27%

—

overweight

—

41%

pale skin

27%

—

muscle weakness

—

41%

aches

27%

—

changes in the blood

—

41%

speech slurred

26%

—

anemia

—

40%

high height

26%

—

palpitations

—

40%

pain from the load

26%

—

subacute condition

—

39%

conservative

26%

—

hypertension

—

38%

dependence on plastic surgery

25%

—

acute pain

—

38%

cancer

23%

—

damage to the nervous system

—

37%

necrosis

23%

—

injury

—

36%

skin problems

21%

—

impaired arterial function

22%

51%

history medical mother's

29%

49%

worse pregnancy

27%

45%

deterioration during pregnancy

27%

45%

pregnancy

50%

65%

oncology

21%

35%

consequences of taking medications

21%

34%

hormonal disorders

46%

55%

there are no complaints

31%

36%

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