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Results: Differences General ✘Erythroplakia of the cervix✘Postpartum endometritis
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Distinctive symptoms
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endocervicitis 80% —
consequences of childbirth 14% 73%
precancer 78% —
consequences of infection 26% 69%
precancerous diseases of the cervix 76% —
impaired uterine function 51% 86%
pseudoerosion of the cervix 75% —
postpartum endometritis — 33%
eroded uterine lining 74% —
subinvolution of the uterus — 30%
cervical dysplasia 67% —
heaviness in the uterus — 24%
cervical cancer 67% —
postpartum infections — 23%
shape of uterus is wrong 66% —
pregnancy 34% 56%
leukoplakia 65% —
vesiculopustulosis in newborns — 19%
uterine cancer 63% —
pneumonia in newborns — 17%
uterine tumor 55% —
pain in the pubic area in women — 17%
omission of internal organs 52% —
impetigo — 17%
cervical resection 51% —
intrauterine pneumonia — 17%
lymphosarcoma 50% —
cold in the stomach — 15%
chronic endocervicitis 48% —
neonatal sepsis — 15%
cervical leukoplakia 47% —
pyometra — 15%
eversion of the uterus 47% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 14%
cervical pregnancy 46% —
moderate condition — 14%
cervical erosion 46% —
intoxication — 14%
touches genitals 45% —
pneumonia — 13%
vulva infections 69% 23%
gonorrhea — 13%
vulvovaginitis 69% 23%
general intoxication syndrome — 13%
papillomas on the body 43% —
leukocytosis — 13%
intra-phase infections 68% 23%
deterioration postpartum — 13%
angioplasty 43% —
sepsis — 13%
cancer 42% —
pneumonia with sepsis — 12%
rupture of the cervix 41% —
electric burns — 12%
erosion and ectropion of the cervix 41% —
feeling of heat in the stomach — 12%
cervical endometriosis 40% —
anaerobic infection — 12%
burning in the lower abdomen 40% —
pain in the uterus — 12%
human papillomavirus 39% —
anemia, unspecified — 12%
rupture of the uterus 38% —
fever abdominal pain — 12%
oncology 38% —
worse from cold — 12%
bloody discharge from the vagina 38% —
mycoplasma — 12%
increased bleeding 38% —
allergy to antibiotics — 11%
benign neoplasms 37% —
viral pneumonia — 11%
trauma 36% —
blisters — 11%
vaginitis 36% —
late pregnancy — 11%
abortions 36% —
external bleeding — 11%
immaturity 35% —
erythrocytic anemia — 11%
warts 35% —
infection genitourinary — 11%
shape of cervix is cylindrical 35% —
operative delivery — 11%
cervix is deformed 35% —
intrauterine infection — 11%
frequent antibiotics 34% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 11%
nymphomania 34% —
high-risk pregnancy — 11%
vaginal discharge 52% 16%
allergy to medications — 10%
increased 33% —
effects of poisoning — 10%
there are no complaints 33% —
acute abdomen — 10%
vaginal discharge with itching 33% —
effects of shock — 10%
excess estradiol 33% —
shock states of various genesis — 10%
lower abdominal pain in women 33% —
chronic anemia — 10%
hpv dna positive 33% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 10%
peeling 32% —
bacterial pneumonia — 10%
chronic vaginitis 31% —
streptococci — 10%
positive 30% —
chills — 10%
burning in the vagina 30% —
bronchial lesion — 9%
abdominal pain burning 30% —
early development — 9%
itching and burning in the vagina 30% —
control issues — 9%
mucous whites 30% —
anemia — 9%
female pelvic organs 52% 20%
worse during meals — 9%
burning of the vulva 29% —
bacteremia — 9%
itching of the vagina 28% —
spicy food — 9%
conducting an inspection 28% —
no appetite — 9%
warts 28% —
worse food — 9%
itching of female genitals 28% —
necrosis — 8%
full-blooded 28% —
onset of illness — 8%
consequences of surgery 27% —
impaired lung function — 8%
damage to the uterus 27% —
allergy — 8%
genital itching 27% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 8%
vaginal discharge in girls 27% —
attacks of pain — 8%
itching of the skin of the abdomen 27% —
immunodeficiency 13% 15%
from sex worse 27% —
insecurity feeling 26% —
better to be alone 26% —
discharge from the genital tract 26% —
fighting 26% —
purulent discharge from the vagina 42% 14%
endometriosis 25% —
pain in the vagina 24% —
angiopathy 24% —
burning itching 24% —
burning in the stomach 24% —
foreign body of the vagina 24% —
erection at night 24% —
consequences of abortion 24% —
medical examination 23% —
smoking desire 23% —
lengthening of cervix 23% —
hyperkeratosis 23% —
cancer in the anamnesis 22% —
spotting from the uterus 22% —
vaginal swelling 22% —
consequences of injuries 22% —
effects of puberty 21% —
rosehip 21% —
low body temperature 21% —
cytomegalovirus 21% —
fever in the body 21% —
dependence on plastic surgery 20% —
The skin is not 20% —
herpes 20% —
high fever 20% —
better at night 20% —
oncology in the anamnesis 20% —
lot of operations in small things 20% —
itchy skin 20% —
burns 20% —
history of surgery 47% 26%
a lot of medicines 19% —
aggressive 19% —
delusion 19% —
muscle rupture 19% —
smokes 19% —
squamous cell carcinoma 19% —
lowered 30% 10%
subacute condition 18% —
birth trauma 17% —
STDs 17% —
medical abortion 16% —
no discharge 16% —
bleeding ulcer 16% —
3 pregnancy 16% —
consequences of taking medications 25% 7%
vaccination 15% —
age 4 years 15% —
everything is bad 15% —
ulcers on the skin 15% —
worse at 12 o'clock 15% —
a new patient 15% —

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