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Comparison results

 
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Distinctive symptoms
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fibrous endometrial polyp 98%
consequences of miscarriage 52%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 66%
miscarriage 45%
uterine tumor 61%
postpartum bleeding 41%
bleeding uterine 52%
delay in separation of the afterbirth 40%
cervical polyp 51%
consequences of childbirth 38%
oncology 49%
incomplete abortion 38%
menopause 48%
frozen pregnancy 30%
postmenopause 46%
cervical canal polyps 30%
consequences of medical abortion 44%
gynecological operations 25%
consequences of taking medications 41%
posthemorrhagic anemia 24%
deterioration from eggs 40%
feeling of blood loss 23%
benign neoplasms 40%
uterine polyps 31% 49%
inflammation 37%
anemia 18%
inflammation of the uterus 37%
removal of the uterus 19% 35%
endometrial hyperplasia 36%
consequences of infection 16%
cramping pain in the lower abdomen 36%
consequences of abortion 37% 48%
hypertension 36%
abortions 39% 47%
tumour in the abdomen 35%
medical abortion 35% 40%
endometrioid ovarian cyst 35%
vacuum 32% 36%
white discharge from the vagina 35%
Eco number increased 35%
fibrosarcoma 35%
lower abdominal pain 35%
white milk 35%
premenopause 34%
intra-phase infections 33%
vulvovaginitis 33%
vulva infections 33%
cause consequences of abortion 33%
hormonal disorders 33%
hypertension 33%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 32%
consequences of operation 31%
atypical endometrial hyperplasia 31%
weakening of immunity 31%
there are no complaints 31%
ascherman syndrome 59% 27%
blood diseases 30%
monthly prolonged 30%
stomach cramping pain 29%
pulling abdominal pain 29%
pregnancy 48% 17%
discharge from the genital tract 29%
hypertension during pregnancy 28%
immunodeficiency 28%
uterine fibroids 28%
pain in the uterus 28%
diabetes mellitus 28%
abdominal pain 28%
later menarche 27%
prolonged labor 27%
He's been ill for a long time 27%
angiopathy 26%
pain in the vagina 26%
consequence of hormone treatment 26%
profuse uterine bleeding 25%
STDs 25%
lymphopenia 25%
complications of childbirth 24%
worse from increased pressure 24%
submucous uterine fibroids 24%
infertility female 24%
fibroma 24%
polyps 74% 48%
is worse from sugar 24%
effects of taking hormones 23%
bleeding 59% 34%
refuses to help 23%
rare menstruation 22%
thyroid diseases 22%
aches 22%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 22%
impaired uterine function 59% 35%
obesity 21%
uterine infertility 21%
female pelvic organs 63% 41%
fighting 20%
vascular tumor 20%
periods of exacerbation 20%
overweight 20%
copious menstruation 20%
control issues 19%
enlargement of the uterus 19%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 19%
endometriosis 19%
malignization 19%
stage of recovery 19%
recovery period 18%
effects of hormone 18%
fever of unclear genesis 18%
increased pressure in the morning 17%
injury 17%
type 1 diabetes mellitus 17%
arterial hypertension in adults 16%
vaginal 50% 32%
paranoia 15%
suspicion 15%
increased sensitivity 14%
wound 13%
emotional 13%
patient behavior 13%
high temperature 13%
impaired arterial function 13%
patient's condition 12%

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