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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic oophoritis✘Endometrioid ovarian cyst
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 81%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
salpingitis 80% —
ovarian cysts — 60%
inflammation of the ovaries 79% 3%
uterine cyst — 54%
very painful menstruation 59% —
monthly abundant and prolonged — 38%
vaginal discharge 57% —
very abundant monthly — 38%
immunodeficiency 58% 2%
endometriosis 40% 77%
chilly 49% —
uterine polyps — 35%
chronic oophoritis 45% —
clots menstruation — 25%
abscess of the tubes 44% —
cyst of the left ovary — 22%
touchy 43% —
copious menstruation with clots — 21%
pelvic abscess 43% —
endometrial polyps — 19%
monthly painful 43% —
polyps — 18%
vegetative vascular dystonia 43% —
uterine fibroids 11% 27%
often sick child 42% —
dysfunctional uterine bleeding — 14%
acute salpingitis 42% —
discharge after menstruation — 14%
acute pain 46% 3%
blood dark — 12%
gonorrhea 41% —
bleeding uterine 15% 26%
abdominal pain 44% 2%
endometrioid ovarian cyst — 10%
STDs 37% —
endometrial hyperplasia — 10%
oncology 44% 6%
myopia — 10%
vulvovaginitis 41% 3%
ovarian pain — 7%
irritability during 36% —
atypical endometrial hyperplasia — 7%
desire for sour 36% —
removal of cysts — 6%
irritability 36% —
hyperplasia of endometrium of uterus — 6%
vulva infections 41% 3%
soreness of the uterus — 6%
intra-phase infections 40% 3%
worse after a bath — 5%
mycoplasma 34% —
ovarian fibroma — 5%
clamidiosis 34% —
long monthly cycle — 5%
lowered 39% 4%
adhesions in the pelvis — 5%
dry 33% —
the desire to have children — 5%
frequent colds 33% —
removal of the uterine body — 5%
patient's condition 38% 4%
fever of unclear genesis — 5%
periodic illness 33% 1%
stomach bloating strong — 4%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 30% —
uterine fibroma — 4%
appendages of the uterus 38% 7%
copious urination — 4%
childhood diseases 28% —
huge stomach — 4%
abscess 28% —
cervical diathermocoagulation — 4%
pulling pain in 27% —
thyroid cyst — 4%
peritonitis 32% 3%
gases when urinating — 4%
parametrite 27% —
endometrial cancer — 4%
antibodies to ovarian tissue 27% —
bloating — 4%
gonorrhea in women 26% —
excess prolactin — 4%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 26% —
vaginal cyst — 4%
disease dull abdominal pain 26% —
uterine fibromyoma — 4%
clamidiosis in women 25% —
excess progesterone — 4%
mucous whites 25% —
effects of hormone — 4%
anaerobic infection 25% —
follicular ovarian cyst — 4%
purulent discharge from the vagina 25% —
primary infertility — 4%
pelvioperitonitis 25% —
postmenopause — 4%
gonococcal salpingitis 24% —
fever weakness — 3%
green discharge from the vagina 24% —
skin overgrowth — 3%
inflammation 29% 4%
migrating larva — 3%
surgical infections 23% —
emotional exhaustion — 3%
ovarian cancer 23% —
anovulatory infertility — 3%
tubal infertility 22% —
follicular cyst — 3%
appendicitis 21% —
anovulatory cycle — 3%
germinogenic tumors 21% —
unbearable pain — 3%
acute appendicitis 21% —
submucous uterine fibroids — 3%
vaginitis 21% —
liver dysfunction — 3%
tuberculosis 20% —
thyroid diseases — 3%
pain in the vagina 20% —
monthly short — 3%
impaired uterine function 30% 8%
hepatosis — 3%
nymphomania 20% —
removal of fibroids — 3%
pulling abdominal pain 20% —
spasmodic pain — 3%
menstruation irregular 20% —
consequence of hormone treatment — 3%
mycoplasmosis in women 20% —
progesterone deficiency — 3%
history of surgery 28% 6%
constipation — 3%
ectopic pregnancy 20% —
liver atrophy — 3%
history of laparoscopic surgery 28% 6%
postpartum obesity — 3%
infertility female 29% 7%
fibroma — 3%
trichomoniasis in women 19% —
alert — 3%
purulent peritonitis 24% 3%
hepatosis fatty — 3%
pain in the groin area 19% —
violation of thyroid function — 3%
trichomoniasis 19% —
constipation flatulence — 3%
presses 19% —
adhesions in the intestines — 3%
vomiting at fever 19% —
enlargement of the uterus — 3%
deterioration during pregnancy 19% —
prolonged urination — 3%
chronic appendicitis 19% —
gastrointestinal problems — 3%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 25% 5%
subacute condition — 3%
mucous discharge from the vagina 18% —
volume of thyroid gland is reduced — 3%
benign ovarian tumors 18% —
up circulatory disorders — 2%
illness after hypothermia 18% —
increased bleeding — 2%
consequences of infection 22% 2%
menopause — 2%
vomiting 18% —
anesthesia — 2%
abortions 18% —
scarring — 2%
endometritis 35% 15%
metastases — 2%
echolalia 17% —
emotional — 2%
uterine appendages are increase 22% 3%
polycystic ovaries — 2%
stress during pregnancy 17% —
feeling of fullness — 2%
stressful pregnancy 17% —
cystic fibrosis — 2%
state of exacerbation 16% —
hypertension — 2%
pain when touched 16% —
liver problems — 2%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome in women 16% —
imbalance — 2%
piovar 16% —
consequences of pregnancy — 2%
effects of taking antibiotics 16% —
slight temperature — 2%
chronic condition 16% —
overweight — 2%
gonococcus dna positive 16% —
ovarian insufficiency — 2%
periods of exacerbation 16% —
calculating — 2%
vaginal discharge in girls 16% —
hormonal disorders — 2%
uterine infertility 23% 5%
ovarian hypofunction — 2%
weakening of immunity 21% 3%
shortened cycle — 2%

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