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Results: Differences Similar ✘Cervical hypertrophy✘Delay in separation of the afterbirth
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Distinctive symptoms
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hypertrophy of the uterine body 88% —
low body temperature — 69%
endocervicitis 78% —
muscle weakness — 65%
lengthening of cervix 60% —
paresis of legs — 62%
pulling pain in the sacrum 54% —
ones weakness in the leg muscles — 62%
abdominal pain when pressing 52% —
consequences of childbirth 27% 85%
pain in the vagina 48% —
lactation — 58%
cervical elongation 47% —
weakness in the legs — 56%
lower abdominal pain 46% —
paresis — 50%
vulvovaginitis 68% 20%
weakness after illness — 45%
vulva infections 68% 20%
damage to the uterus — 44%
white abundant 45% —
impaired uterine function — 43%
дискомфорт внизу живота 45% —
blood loss — 41%
intra-phase infections 67% 20%
delay in separation of the afterbirth — 40%
chronic endocervicitis 45% —
stomach stretches — 36%
transparent bubbles 44% —
placenta increment — 34%
cervical fibroids 44% —
throat separated — 34%
vaginal swelling 44% —
perforation of the uterus — 34%
precancerous diseases of the cervix 43% —
tame child — 33%
infertility female 43% —
bleeding uterine — 32%
pulling pain in 43% —
adenomyosis — 31%
short cervix 42% —
intrauterine septum — 31%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 42% —
skin horn — 29%
rupture of the cervix 41% —
attachment to the child — 29%
retention cyst 41% —
postpartum endometritis — 29%
discomfort in the vagina 41% —
placenta previa — 28%
monthly prolonged 39% —
placental abnormalities — 27%
pain during sexual intercourse 37% —
attachment to parents — 26%
pulling abdominal pain 37% —
uterine hypoplasia — 26%
copious menstruation 37% —
abnormalities of uterine development — 26%
precancer 36% —
rupture of the uterus — 25%
abdominal pain 36% —
traumatic shock — 24%
dense swelling 35% —
bloody discharge from the vagina — 24%
pain in the sacrum 35% —
removal of the uterus — 24%
sports injury 34% —
chest tension — 23%
often abdominal pain 34% —
consequences of abortion — 23%
swelling 33% —
endometriosis — 23%
myxedema 32% —
inflammation of the uterus — 23%
abdominal discomfort 32% —
birth trauma — 23%
swelling in the morning 32% —
coagulopathy — 21%
lung removed 31% —
porous skin — 21%
pain in the groin area 31% —
rapid growth — 21%
aches 29% —
complications of childbirth — 21%
calculating 28% —
severe exhaustion — 20%
heredity predisposition 28% —
consequences of taking medications — 20%
fatigue 26% —
no children — 19%
inflammation 48% 20%
a history of trauma — 19%
changes in the blood 26% —
underdevelopment — 18%
consequences of injuries 25% —
bacteremia — 18%
scarring 25% —
papules — 17%
angiopathy 24% —
sepsis — 17%
vaginal 46% 22%
vascular damage — 17%
female pelvic organs 57% 38%
pregnancy — 16%
fibroma 31% 20%
consequences of operation — 16%
uterine fibroids 35% 24%
skin condition — 16%
uterine tumor 32% 21%
onset of illness — 15%
benign neoplasms 26% 17%
childhood diseases — 15%
conservative 28% 19%
bleeding 24% 36%
abortions 29% 20%
blood diseases 22% 30%
consequences of infection 23% 15%
oncology 22% 15%

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