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Results: Differences General ✘Cervical canal stenosis✘Infertility in women
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Distinctive symptoms
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cervical canal atresia 67% —
endometriosis — 80%
cervix is deformed 65% —
miscarriage — 55%
endocervicitis 74% 7%
ovarian cysts — 53%
stopped menstruation 58% —
habitual miscarriage — 43%
postmenopause 56% —
monthly gas scanty — 41%
vulva infections 63% 6%
painful ovulation — 38%
vulvovaginitis 63% 6%
pain before menstruation — 34%
scarring of the cervix 53% —
monthly meager and short — 33%
intra-phase infections 63% 9%
male infertility — 33%
menopause 51% —
irritability during menstruation — 32%
vaginal septum 50% —
chest pain before menstruation — 30%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 48% —
irritability before menstruation — 28%
pain during sexual intercourse 48% —
cyst of the left ovary — 28%
uterine cancer 48% —
monthly short 37% 64%
scar inflammation 47% —
cysts — 25%
uterine atresia 44% —
tubal infertility — 24%
ureaplasma 44% —
chilly — 24%
cramping pain in the lower abdomen 44% —
obstruction of the fallopian tubes — 24%
urogenital mycoplasmosis 43% —
ovarian dysfunction — 24%
vaginal discharge 43% —
very abundant monthly — 23%
pain in the groin area 42% —
monthly abundant and prolonged — 23%
pharyngeal cancer 41% —
swelling of the mammary glands — 22%
genital herpes 40% —
endocrine infertility — 22%
improvement during menstruation 40% —
endometritis — 21%
submucous uterine fibroids 39% —
polycystic ovaries — 21%
cancer 39% —
primary infertility — 21%
cervical canal polyps 39% —
monthly painful 33% 53%
uterine tumor 52% 12%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes — 19%
groin pain in women 38% —
uterine infertility — 18%
cervical polyp 38% —
secondary infertility — 17%
lymphosarcoma 38% —
ascherman syndrome — 16%
tightness in the throat 37% —
hormonal disorders — 15%
inflammation 45% 6%
bleeding — 15%
cervical cancer 36% —
patient's condition — 14%
stomach cramping pain 35% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 14%
scarring 42% 5%
from sex worse — 14%
bloody discharge from the vagina 35% —
appendages of the uterus — 13%
shape of uterus is wrong 35% —
possibly immunological infertility — 13%
oncology 46% 10%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 12%
lowered 34% —
perforation of the uterus — 11%
feeling of bruising 33% —
general narcosis — 11%
chronic cervicitis 45% 10%
hyperprolactinemia — 11%
intrauterine septum 45% 10%
painful menstruation the first day — 11%
pain in the uterus 33% —
discharge from the genital tract — 11%
enlargement of the uterus 33% —
menstruation irregular 32% 43%
removal of the uterine body 33% —
prolactin deficiency — 10%
periodic abdominal pain 33% —
profuse uterine bleeding — 10%
pain in the sacrum 32% —
adenomyosis — 10%
history of surgery 44% 10%
mycoplasmosis in women — 10%
polyps 40% 6%
genital tuberculosis — 10%
abortions 39% 6%
clamidiosis in women — 10%
myxedema 30% —
gonorrhea in women — 10%
lower abdominal pain 30% —
saddle uterus — 10%
trauma 30% —
trichomoniasis in women — 9%
refuses to help 28% —
ovarian endometriosis — 9%
feeling in the throat 28% —
hyperplasia of endometrium of uterus — 9%
scar on the uterus 37% 8%
anovulation — 9%
refuses treatment 26% —
anovulatory infertility — 9%
stiffness in the joints 25% —
ovarian pregnancy — 9%
long monthly cycle 34% 8%
excess prolactin — 9%
gonorrhea 34% 8%
trichomoniasis — 9%
abdominal pain 24% —
progesterone deficiency — 9%
infertility female 41% 15%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis — 9%
radiation damage 24% —
pituitary cyst — 9%
dystrophy 24% —
nausea pregnant — 9%
mycoplasma 34% 8%
1 pregnancy — 9%
there are no complaints 30% 5%
blood in semen — 9%
blood diseases 30% 5%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis — 8%
amenorrhea 31% 7%
cervical pregnancy — 8%
swelling 22% —
endometrial hyperplasia — 8%
uterine polyps 49% 26%
consequences of taking medications — 8%
skin problems 21% —
traumatic illness — 8%
conservative 26% 6%
endometrial polyps — 8%
effects of taking hormones 29% 9%
tuberculosis — 8%
menstruation disorder 29% 9%
uterine hypoplasia — 8%
radiation therapy 25% 6%
cysts and polyps — 8%
pain throughout the body 25% 6%
uterine appendages are increase — 8%
abnormalities of uterine development 35% 16%
endometrioid ovarian cyst — 8%
periodic illness 22% 5%
ovarian insufficiency — 8%
consequences of pregnancy 25% 8%
the Mantoux reaction — 8%
increased 20% 6%
inflammation of the ovaries — 8%
STDs 31% 21%
uterine cyst — 8%
herpes 27% 17%
clamidiosis — 8%
pituitary tumors — 8%
problems with the father — 8%
polycystic — 7%
effects of hormone — 7%
acute pain — 7%
bleeding uterine — 7%
apoplexy — 7%
pulmonary tuberculosis — 7%
cystic fibrosis — 6%
pain chest — 6%
obesity — 6%
abdominal surgery — 6%
cytomegalovirus — 6%
mental shock — 6%
family man — 6%
shortened cycle — 6%
pituitary gland diseases — 6%
weight change — 6%
responsible — 6%
роды и вскармливание 22% 28%
surgical infections — 5%
lags behind in the development — 5%
nausea — 5%
stress — 5%
presses — 5%
impaired lung function — 5%
exhaustion — 5%
onset of illness — 5%
hematuria — 5%
uterine fibroids 33% 36%
can not get pregnant 41% 42%

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