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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences Similar Birth traumaShort cervix during pregnancy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 43%(1)56%(3)
Gynecologist's examination 51%(0)14%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 29%(0)17%(0)
Measurements at the reception 27%(0)17%(0)
General inspection 31%(0)8%(0)
General urine test 33%(1)
General blood test 30%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%12%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
damage to the uterus 85%
cervical pregnancy 48% 90%
scar on the uterus 75%
threat of miscarriage 36%
genital injuries in girls 73%
short cervix during pregnancy 22%
hyperanteflexia of the uterus 73%
placental infarction 18%
perforation of the uterus 66%
leakage of amniotic fluid 18%
cervical endometriosis 63%
enlargement of the uterus 17%
consequences of childbirth 76% 13%
pressure in the throat 15%
intrauterine septum 60%
lengthening of cervix 15%
bubble drift 60%
consequences of miscarriage 15%
adenomyosis 59%
premature placental abruption 14%
cervical dysplasia 59%
postponed pregnancy 14%
saddle uterus 59%
own reveals itself at night 14%
tremor of the chin 59%
placenta previa 14%
pain in the coccyx 58%
abandonment of school 14%
postoperative scars 57%
hypertension during pregnancy 13%
perineal rupture 56%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy 13%
tremor 52%
consequences of taking medications 13%
vaginal fistulas 52%
2 trimester of pregnancy 13%
a history of trauma 51%
early miscarriage 13%
female pelvic organs 73% 20%
brachydactyly 13%
injury 64% 11%
pregnancy 43% 56%
uterine hypoplasia 50%
habitual miscarriage 12%
intestinal fistula 49%
connective tissue dysplasia 12%
vaginal tears 48%
number of births increased 12%
rupture of the uterus 48%
emotional 12%
injuries 48%
number of births has been reduced 12%
bloody discharge from the vagina 47%
hormonal disorders 12%
vaginitis 46%
pain in the vagina 12%
bone fistula 46%
acceleration of movements 11%
scarring 46%
miscarriage 11%
misalignment of pelvis 45%
myxedema 11%
vaginal 58% 11%
bursting 11%
polytrauma 44%
there are no complaints 11%
gynecological operations 44%
lower abdominal pain 11%
endometriosis 44%
worse pregnancy 10%
inflammation of the uterus 43%
problems with studying 10%
consequences of operation 42%
painful appearance 10%
loss of balance 38%
deterioration during pregnancy 10%
fistula 36%
stretching 10%
hematoma 36%
appendages of the uterus 10%
impaired uterine function 52% 14%
helminths 10%
bone deformation 35%
drug allergy 9%
refuses treatment 35%
traumatic illness 9%
constipation 35%
dependence on the doctor 9%
conservative 35%
mood disorder 9%
postpartum contractions 49% 13%
increased sensitivity 9%
stiffness 34%
abdominal pain 9%
impaired coordination 34%
allergy 8%
hematuria 33%
onset of illness 8%
control issues 32%
impaired arterial function 8%
nausea 32%
bleeding 8%
convulsions 32%
swelling 8%
endocervicitis 45% 12%
hypertension 8%
vomiting 31%
patient's condition 7%
vulva infections 39% 10%
premature birth 40% 11%
refuses to help 39% 10%
vulvovaginitis 39% 10%
ruptures of the tissues of the birth canal 26%
intra-phase infections 38% 10%
abortions 38% 18%
inflammation 27% 7%

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