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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Autoimmune oophoritisHyperanteflexia of the uterus
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General blood test 83%(6)
Sex hormones 40%(4)33%(2)
Blood biochemistry 70%(3)
Ultrasound of the organ 23%(0)31%(0)
Elements and vitamins 26%(1)
Ultrasound of the pelvic organs 25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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mchc reduced 83%
monthly painful 40%
increased alt 70%
painful menstruation the first day 40%
inflammation of the ovaries 57%
spastic dysmenorrhea 39%
primary infertility 54%
pain in the sacrum 39%
resistant ovary syndrome 53%
very painful menstruation 38%
ovarian dysfunction 48%
vulvar dysplasia 36%
lowered 66% 17%
lengthening of cervix 35%
uterine appendages are increase 46%
miscarriage 35%
menstruation disorder 45%
pain before menstruation 34%
appendicular-genital syndrome 45%
involution of the mammary glands 34%
ovarian insufficiency 44%
monthly gas scanty 31%
chronic oophoritis 44%
shape of uterus is wrong 30%
ovarian tumors 40%
ascherman syndrome 30%
adhesions in the pelvis 38%
pain in the uterus 28%
salpingitis 37%
delayed puberty 27%
adnexitis 37%
pain in the vagina 26%
primary and secondary amenorrhea 36%
vaginal discharge 26%
stopped menstruation 36%
spasmodic pain 24%
tubal infertility 36%
history of laparoscopic surgery 23%
gonorrhea in women 35%
impaired uterine function 29% 51%
menstruation irregular 35%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 19%
chronic cervicitis 34%
acute pain 19%
clamidiosis in women 34%
роды и вскармливание 17% 33%
drug disease 33%
endometritis 24% 38%
autoimmune oophoritis 33%
vulvovaginitis 31% 34%
endocrine infertility 33%
vulva infections 31% 34%
secondary amenorrhea 33%
caution 20% 22%
ovulatory syndrome 33%
history of surgery 15% 17%
secondary infertility 33%
increased 33%
neoplasms in small pelvis 33%
trichomoniasis 32%
gonorrheal urethritis 32%
trichomoniasis in women 32%
oncology 31%
benign ovarian tumors 31%
progesterone deficiency 31%
shows genitals 31%
urogenital clamidiosis 31%
necrosis 30%
ovarian endometriosis 30%
monthly short 29%
monthly prolonged 28%
ovarian cancer 27%
follicular cyst 27%
long monthly cycle 26%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 26%
gonorrhea 26%
urethritis 26%
clamidiosis 26%
endocervicitis 25%
ovarian hypofunction 25%
germinogenic tumors 25%
endometriosis 25%
amenorrhea 24%
lymphocytosis 24%
periodic illness 24%
uterine tumor 23%
polycystic 23%
lower abdominal pain 23%
infertility female 49% 24%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 22%
cystic fibrosis 22%
patient's condition 22%
appendages of the uterus 45% 22%
belly enlargement 21%
abortions 21%
heredity predisposition 20%
consequences of pregnancy 19%
benign neoplasms 19%
exhaustion after illness 19%
immunodeficiency 18%
presses 18%
exhaustion 18%
hormonal disorders 18%
surgical infections 18%
cysts 18%
abdominal pain 18%
subacute condition 18%
onset of illness 17%
consequences of infection 17%
cancer 17%
intra-phase infections 48% 34%
uterine infertility 39% 30%
consequences of taking medications 22% 17%

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