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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic diffuse streptodermia✘Ovarian vein thrombosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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pyoderma 80% —
floating blood clot — 96%
which are covered with crusts 60% —
history of vein surgery — 92%
eczema 59% —
appendages of the uterus — 88%
dermatitis 58% —
stomach tense — 87%
suppuration of the skin 57% —
subinvolution of the uterus — 87%
chronic eczema 57% —
antithrombin is elevated — 87%
effects of starvation 56% —
purulent thrombophlebitis — 74%
skin problems 52% —
damage to the uterus — 73%
dermatitis and eczema 50% —
platelet aggregation increased — 70%
crusts on the skin 49% —
postpartum obesity — 70%
chronic diffuse streptodermia 48% —
impaired uterine function — 69%
eczema peeling 47% —
acute appendicitis — 69%
allergic rash 47% —
appendicitis — 67%
peeling 47% —
venous mesh on legs 34% 100%
hypoxia 46% —
varicose veins of the legs 34% 100%
common rashes 46% —
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria — 65%
dry 45% —
consequences of surgery — 65%
rash pustules 45% —
varicose veins of the pelvis — 64%
microbial eczema 44% —
ovarian vein thrombosis — 64%
effects of hypoxia 44% —
consequences of pregnancy — 64%
streptococci 44% —
veins swelling on the legs 32% 96%
ulcers on the skin 43% —
ovarian tumors — 63%
red rash 42% —
chronic appendicitis — 62%
reddening of the skin 42% —
hematuria — 62%
pinching nerves 42% —
varicose veins during pregnancy — 62%
fasting 37% —
renal vein thrombosis — 61%
rashes with peeling 37% —
ovarian pregnancy — 61%
inflammatory skin changes 37% —
acute venous thrombosis 31% 92%
skin is coming off 37% —
protein s deficiency — 60%
atopic dermatitis 36% —
pain in the left groin — 60%
allergy 36% —
pain in the right groin — 59%
absent-mindedness 35% —
veins bloating 31% 90%
rashes dry 34% —
hemoglobinuria — 58%
purulent rashes on the skin 34% —
hyperthermia — 58%
allergy to the skin 34% —
venous congestion — 58%
red dots 34% —
hyperhomocysteinemia — 57%
rashes itchy 34% —
chills — 56%
drug disease 34% —
purulent appendicitis — 56%
blisters 34% —
history of cardiovascular surgery — 56%
consequences of infection 34% —
there are no complaints — 55%
dermatosis 33% —
renal colic — 54%
infected wounds 33% —
full-blooded — 54%
illness after hypothermia 32% —
ovarian cancer — 53%
small rash 32% —
sweating is increased — 53%
skin compaction 32% —
severe chills — 53%
swelling from a bite 32% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 53%
small-point rash 32% —
uterine appendages are increase — 52%
protein-energy deficiency 32% —
pain in the veins of the legs — 52%
vascular spasm 31% —
calcinates — 52%
neuralgia 31% —
thrombosis 27% 79%
itchy skin 29% —
feeling of compression in the chest — 52%
oily skin 29% —
deterioration postpartum — 51%
periods of exacerbation 28% —
fever is active — 51%
radiation therapy 28% —
gynecological operations in the anamnesis — 51%
drug allergy 28% —
changes in the blood — 51%
radiation damage 27% —
adnexitis — 51%
scarring 27% —
deterioration from overheating — 50%
CHD 27% —
ovarian insufficiency — 50%
spasm 27% —
inflammation of the ovaries — 50%
peptic ulcer 27% —
collagenosis — 50%
increased sensitivity 26% —
blood flow rate is reduced — 50%
subacute condition 26% —
salpingitis — 50%
wound 26% —
impaired venous function 26% 76%
imbalance 26% —
germinogenic tumors — 49%
swelling 25% —
pain in the uterus — 49%
onset of illness 48% 32%
pain over the pubic — 49%
connective tissue dysplasia — 49%
pain increases gradually — 49%
sweating with weakness — 49%
deep vein thrombosis — 48%
he's defending himself — 48%
thrombocytosis — 47%
роды и вскармливание — 47%
high temperature — 47%
angioplasty 24% 71%
pain in the side — 47%
angiopathy — 46%
ovarian dysfunction — 46%
prolonged fever — 46%
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 46%
slow onset of the disease — 46%
pain in the vagina — 46%
endometritis — 46%
uterine tumor — 45%
venous bleeding — 45%
colic — 45%
deterioration during pregnancy — 45%
operative delivery — 45%
increased blood clotting — 45%
pain in the rectum — 45%
peripheral artery thrombosis — 44%
pain in the groin area — 44%
compressing pains in the heart — 44%
consequences of taking medications — 43%
vulvovaginitis — 42%
sedentary lifestyle — 42%
intra-phase infections — 42%
vulva infections — 42%
refuses to help — 42%
calcification — 41%
thrombosis with varicose 47% 88%
tumors of the heart — 41%
pain in the veins — 41%
pain in the heart — 40%
motor activity — 40%
increased motor activity — 40%
painful swelling — 40%
subfebrility — 40%
cardiodilation — 39%
constantly moving — 39%
pain in the intestines — 39%
abdominal surgery — 39%
sensations in the legs — 38%
obesity — 38%
protein with increased — 38%
arterial occlusion — 38%
sepsis — 37%
pain in the legs — 37%
increased bleeding — 37%
smokes — 37%
pain chest — 36%
heart failure — 36%
there is heart failure — 36%
fighting — 36%
worse in morning — 36%
blood diseases 33% 69%
feeling of bruising — 35%
consequences of injuries — 35%
impaired kidney function — 35%
attacks of pain — 34%
presses — 34%
history of surgery 31% 65%
surgical infections — 34%
vascular damage 39% 73%

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