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Results: Differences Similar ✘Autoimmune oophoritis✘Mycoplasmosis in women
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Distinctive symptoms
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mchc reduced 83% —
mycoplasmosis in women — 66%
increased ferritin 76% —
mycoplasmosis in men — 61%
increased alt 69% —
mycoplasma — 53%
resistant ovary syndrome 51% —
bacterial vaginosis — 51%
primary infertility 51% —
vaginosis — 51%
ovarian dysfunction 46% —
vaginal — 49%
appendicular-genital syndrome 45% —
itching in the intimate area in women — 46%
uterine appendages are increase 45% —
painful urination — 46%
ovarian insufficiency 43% —
infection genitourinary — 45%
chronic oophoritis 41% —
genital itching — 45%
ovarian tumors 40% —
vaginitis — 43%
stopped menstruation 37% —
pain in the bladder — 43%
primary and secondary amenorrhea 36% —
genital pain in women — 43%
adhesions in the pelvis 35% —
transparent vaginal — 42%
tubal infertility 34% —
burning in the vagina — 42%
monthly irregular 34% —
pain when urinating — 41%
endocrine infertility 33% —
pain in the vagina — 40%
chronic endocervicitis 32% —
burning when urinating — 40%
shows genitals 32% —
pulling pain in the uterus — 39%
autoimmune oophoritis 32% —
anaerobic infection — 39%
secondary amenorrhea 32% —
skin vaginal discharge with itching — 39%
oncology 32% —
pain during urination in women — 39%
ovulatory syndrome 31% —
cutting pain in the lower back — 39%
neoplasms in small pelvis 31% —
internal itching — 38%
secondary infertility 30% —
attacks vaginal itching — 38%
progesterone deficiency 30% —
burning pains when urinating — 37%
ovarian endometriosis 29% —
dysfunctional uterine bleeding — 37%
necrosis 29% —
pulls the lower back — 37%
benign ovarian tumors 29% —
lower back pain — 36%
impaired uterine function 29% —
burning in the lower abdomen — 35%
monthly prolonged 28% —
fever burning in the back — 34%
rare menstruation 28% —
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis — 34%
monthly short 28% —
bacterial cervicitis — 34%
primary amenorrhea 28% —
cystitis in women — 34%
follicular cyst 27% —
grey discharge from the vagina — 33%
ovarian cancer 27% —
back pain — 33%
germinogenic tumors 25% —
terminal leakage of urine — 32%
genital neoplasms 25% —
thrush — 32%
ovarian hypofunction 25% —
мочеиспускание циститы — 32%
lymphocytosis 24% —
itchy skin — 32%
endometriosis 24% —
itching of female genitals — 32%
lack of menstruation 23% —
candida balanitis — 32%
polycystic 23% —
pain in the middle of the back — 32%
uterine tumor 23% —
obstetric peritonitis — 31%
consequences of taking medications 22% —
severe pain in the lower back — 31%
delayed reaction 21% —
itching and burning in the vagina — 31%
belly enlargement 21% —
postpartum sepsis — 31%
cystic fibrosis 21% —
STDs — 31%
inflammation of the ovaries 56% 34%
pyelonephritis — 30%
heredity predisposition 20% —
cystitis — 30%
caution 19% —
pain in the labia region — 30%
presses 19% —
ureaplasma — 30%
benign neoplasms 18% —
mycoplasma dna positive — 29%
subacute condition 18% —
ureaplasmosis — 29%
cancer 17% —
genital herpes — 29%
hormonal disorders 17% —
genital herpes — 29%
onset of illness 16% —
herpes on the abdomen — 29%
appendages of the uterus 45% 33%
acute urethritis — 29%
uterine infertility 38% 26%
herpes on the genitals — 29%
patient's condition 22% 15%
inflammation — 29%
infertility female 48% 41%
atypical pneumonia — 28%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen — 28%
invasive candidiasis — 28%
purulent discharge from the urethra — 28%
sharp belly — 28%
burning of the vulva — 28%
leakage of urine — 28%
back pain is aching — 27%
discharge from the urethra — 27%
pulling back pain — 27%
pain before urination — 27%
postpartum infections — 27%
pain in the perineum in women — 27%
vaginal discharge in girls — 27%
purulent discharge from the vagina — 27%
appendages of uterus are painful — 27%
pelvioperitonitis — 27%
appendages of pain — 26%
burns — 26%
pain in the bladder — 26%
inflammation of the appendages — 26%
sepsis — 25%
pain during sexual intercourse — 25%
pulling abdominal pain — 25%
low acidity — 25%
bleeding during pregnancy — 24%
insecurity feeling — 24%
pain in the uterus — 24%
antenatal fetal death — 24%
habitual miscarriage — 24%
candidiasis — 23%
abdominal — 23%
fever abdominal pain — 23%
bleeding — 23%
burning itching — 23%
burning in the stomach — 23%
inflammation of the uterus 24% 46%
there are no complaints — 22%
miscarriage — 21%
pain in the groin area — 21%
viral pneumonia — 21%
death of relatives — 21%
1 pregnancy — 21%
death of a loved — 21%
peritonitis — 21%
fungus — 20%
subfebrile condition — 20%
stomach pain — 20%
ARVI — 20%
illness after hypothermia — 20%
inflammation of the stomach — 19%
aches — 19%
deterioration during pregnancy — 19%
pregnancy 17% 36%
hiv — 19%
herpes — 19%
bacteremia — 18%
pneumonia — 18%
urethritis 26% 44%
impaired gastric function — 17%
high temperature — 16%
vulva infections 30% 46%
acute pain — 16%
vulvovaginitis 30% 46%
endocervicitis 25% 41%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 16%
burning in the lower back — 14%
cutting pain before urination — 14%
abdominal pain 18% 30%
lower abdominal pain 23% 31%
consequences of infection 16% 22%

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