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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic oophoritis✘Primary infertility
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Distinctive symptoms
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adnexitis 73% 13%
possibly immunological infertility — 43%
salpingitis 73% 13%
pregnancy 24% 66%
inflammation of the ovaries 72% 12%
endocrine infertility — 36%
very painful menstruation 56% —
primary infertility — 33%
vaginal discharge 52% —
can not get pregnant — 30%
chilly 44% —
anovulatory infertility — 25%
immunodeficiency 53% 9%
anovulation — 25%
touchy 40% —
rokitansky-kustner syndrome — 22%
abdominal pain 40% —
male infertility — 20%
chronic oophoritis 40% —
hyperanteflexia of the uterus — 20%
abscess of the tubes 40% —
lack of menstruation — 20%
pelvic abscess 39% —
uterine hypoplasia — 19%
often sick child 38% —
orphan — 18%
acute salpingitis 38% —
obstruction of the fallopian tubes — 18%
vegetative vascular dystonia 38% —
polycystic ovaries — 18%
endometriosis 37% —
swyer syndrome — 18%
gonorrhea 37% —
hematosalpinx — 17%
acute pain 42% 8%
hematocolpos — 17%
irritability 32% —
hormonal disorders — 17%
clamidiosis 31% —
hematometer — 16%
mycoplasma 31% —
pituitary gland — 16%
frequent colds 30% —
genital tuberculosis — 16%
dryness 30% —
cervical elongation — 16%
oncology 40% 8%
alimentary dystrophy — 16%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 28% —
ovulatory syndrome — 16%
abscess 26% —
uterine atresia — 16%
monthly painful 39% 12%
vulvar dysplasia — 16%
intra-phase infections 37% 10%
polycystic — 16%
patient's condition 35% 8%
cystic fibrosis — 15%
vulva infections 37% 11%
horseshoe kidney — 15%
disease dull abdominal pain 24% —
vaginal atresia — 15%
vulvovaginitis 37% 11%
hypertrophy of the uterine body — 15%
parametrite 24% —
ovarian hypoplasia — 15%
pulling pain in 24% —
anovulatory cycle — 15%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 24% —
hypothalamic syndrome — 15%
antibodies to ovarian tissue 24% —
effects of puberty — 14%
purulent discharge from the vagina 23% —
ejaculation disorders — 14%
mucous whites 23% —
monthly gas scanty — 14%
anaerobic infection 23% —
reason for the consequences of puberty — 14%
green discharge from the vagina 22% —
effects of poisoning — 14%
lower abdominal pain 22% —
kidney dystopia — 14%
gonorrhea in women 22% —
thyroid cyst — 14%
purulent peritonitis 22% —
from sex worse — 13%
clamidiosis in women 22% —
diphtheria — 13%
gonococcal salpingitis 22% —
ovarian insufficiency — 13%
ovarian cancer 21% —
lactation period — 13%
STDs 34% 11%
a lot of stress — 13%
vaginitis 20% —
pain during sexual intercourse — 13%
pulling abdominal pain 19% —
tuberculosis in the anamnesis — 13%
remission 19% —
hyperprolactinemia — 13%
appendicitis 19% —
cervical pregnancy — 13%
high temperature 19% —
monthly prolonged — 13%
germinogenic tumors 19% —
primary amenorrhea — 13%
acute appendicitis 19% —
kidney aplasia — 13%
weakening of immunity 19% —
underdevelopment — 13%
deterioration during pregnancy 18% —
a lot of medicines — 13%
ectopic pregnancy 18% —
congenital aplasia of the skin — 13%
nymphomania 18% —
doubling of the kidney — 13%
endometritis 32% 12%
I can't be alone — 13%
paranoia 17% —
ovarian hypofunction — 12%
trichomoniasis in women 17% —
removal of cysts — 12%
chronic appendicitis 17% —
emotional burnout — 12%
trichomoniasis 17% —
mental exhaustion — 12%
presses 17% —
lactation problems — 12%
vomiting at fever 17% —
delayed puberty — 12%
pain in the groin area 17% —
fasting — 12%
mycoplasmosis in women 17% —
premature sexual development — 12%
illness after hypothermia 17% —
scarlet — 12%
mucous discharge from the vagina 16% —
shereshevsky-turner syndrome — 12%
suspicion 16% —
consequence of hormone treatment — 12%
lowered 16% —
overflow of the head — 12%
bleeding 16% —
severe stress — 11%
abortions 16% —
emotional exhaustion — 11%
stressful pregnancy 16% —
hypogonadism — 11%
stress during pregnancy 16% —
mental tension — 11%
benign ovarian tumors 16% —
high intelligence — 11%
vomiting 16% —
consequences of a viral infection — 11%
peritonitis 29% 11%
emotional tension — 11%
pain when touched 15% —
neuroses in children — 11%
echolalia 15% —
complete lack of appetite — 11%
recovery period 15% —
lactation — 11%
metroendometritis 15% —
severe exhaustion — 11%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome in women 15% —
tubal infertility 18% 29%
piovar 15% —
neurosis — 10%
worse during menstruation 15% —
no strength — 10%
vaginal discharge in girls 15% —
no children — 10%
state of exacerbation 15% —
variable symptoms — 10%
stage of recovery 15% —
hypotrophy — 10%
childhood diseases 25% 8%
pituitary gland diseases — 10%
impaired uterine function 27% 10%
hypothyroidism — 10%
effects of taking antibiotics 14% —
omission of internal organs — 10%
numbness of the abdomen 14% —
toxicosis — 10%
mycoplasma genital dna positive 14% —
cognitive disorders — 10%
habitual miscarriage 14% —
ovarian dysfunction 13% 23%
benign neoplasms 14% —
consequences of childbirth — 9%
nausea 14% —
lot of operations in small things — 9%
endocervicitis 14% —
overwork — 9%
prolonged labor 14% —
helps others — 9%
fallopian tube cancer 14% —
early development — 9%
chronic condition 14% —
general intoxication syndrome — 9%

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