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Results: Differences Similar	✘Adhesions of the fallopian tubes	✘Bleeding during pregnancy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%(1) 85%(3) Gynecologist's examination 39%(0) 20%(0) Measurements at the reception 34%(0) 16%(0) Endoscopy 44%(0) — Spermogram 35%(1) — Ultrasound of the organ 18%(0) 16%(0) Infection tests 31%(0) — Histological studies 19%(0) — General blood test — 17%(1) General inspection — 12%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	90%
ascherman syndrome	68%	—
miscarriage	—	70%
salpingitis	65%	—
disease from resentment	—	56%
tubal infertility	57%	—
threat of miscarriage	—	54%
adhesions in the pelvis	55%	—
nosebleed	—	52%
intra-phase infections	53%	—
back pain	—	49%
acute salpingitis	52%	—
pregnancy	38%	85%
adnexitis	51%	—
postpartum bleeding	—	45%
impaired uterine function	51%	—
low placenta location	—	41%
appendages of the uterus	51%	—
bleeding during pregnancy	—	39%
inflammation of the ovaries	50%	—
premature placental abruption	—	35%
chronic oophoritis	47%	—
cramping back pain	—	34%
purulent discharge from the vagina	45%	—
pain in the lumbosacral region	—	33%
obliteration of the fallopian tube	45%	—
deterioration during pregnancy	23%	54%
STDs	45%	—
aches	23%	53%
vulvitis	42%	—
consequences of childbirth	—	30%
vulva infections	42%	—
cervical erosion	—	30%
on palpation of the epididymis increased	41%	—
external bleeding	—	29%
promiscuous sexual relations	41%	—
hemolytic disease of the fetus	—	28%
herpes on the abdomen	40%	—
hemolytic disease of newborns	—	27%
nymphomania	39%	—
cervical pregnancy	—	27%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes	39%	—
rupture of the uterus	—	27%
urogenital mycoplasmosis	39%	—
number of miscarriages is reduced	—	25%
worse from getting feet wet	38%	—
discharge from the genital tract	—	25%
cramping pain in the lower abdomen	38%	—
internal bleeding	—	25%
deterioration from cooling legs	38%	—
large fruit	—	24%
gonorrheal urethritis	38%	—
pain in the sacrum	—	24%
consequences of abortion	38%	—
cervical polyp	—	24%
vaginal	37%	—
sputum lumps	—	23%
aching stomach	37%	—
nausea	—	22%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	36%	—
feeling of bruising	—	22%
urogenital chlamydia	36%	—
arterial bleeding	—	22%
can not get pregnant	35%	—
late miscarriage	—	22%
from sex worse	35%	—
lower back pain	—	22%
balanced	35%	—
polyps	—	22%
infertility female	35%	—
lengthening of cervix	—	22%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	34%	—
worse pregnancy	—	21%
white abundant	34%	—
progesterone deficiency	—	21%
herpes on the genitals	34%	—
number of miscarriages is increased	—	21%
mucous discharge from the vagina	34%	—
dizziness with fever	—	21%
genital herpes	34%	—
isthmic-cervical insufficiency	—	21%
genital herpes	34%	—
diseases of infants	—	21%
pulling pain in	34%	—
nausea pregnant	—	20%
pain from sudden movements	33%	—
discoordinated labor activity	—	20%
tubal pregnancy	33%	—
constant abdominal pain	—	20%
secondary syphilis	33%	—
uterine atony	—	20%
scar on the uterus	31%	—
lower abdominal pain	26%	45%
abundance of mucus	31%	—
polyhydramnios during pregnancy	—	19%
vaginal discharge in girls	31%	—
copious menstruation	—	19%
endometrial hyperplasia	30%	—
changes in the blood	—	18%
uterine infertility	30%	—
increased sensitivity	—	18%
urethritis	30%	—
pain in the uterus	—	18%
pulling abdominal pain	30%	—
pain in the intestines	—	18%
endometrioid cyst	29%	—
spasm	—	18%
bloody discharge from the vagina	29%	—
hemorrhagic shock	—	18%
worse from sudden movements	29%	—
dizziness with nausea	—	17%
gonorrhea	29%	—
eye spasm	—	17%
chlamydia	28%	—
enlargement of the uterus	—	17%
mycoplasma	28%	—
antenatal fetal death	—	17%
endometriosis	28%	—
angiopathy	—	17%
sensitivity to medications	28%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	17%
make the main	26%	—
nausea with fever	—	17%
abdominal discomfort	26%	—
feeling of blood loss	—	17%
pain when moving	25%	—
cardiac disorder	—	17%
medical abortion	25%	—
alert	—	17%
resorption	25%	—
pain in the side	—	17%
postoperative scars	25%	—
pain in the rectum	—	16%
pain in the groin area	25%	—
death of relatives	—	16%
refuses to help	24%	—
nose large eyes	—	16%
illness after hypothermia	24%	—
death of a loved	—	16%
myositis	24%	—
intensive physical load	—	16%
herpes	23%	—
muscle hypertonus	—	15%
illness from stress	23%	—
stretching	—	15%
vacuum	23%	—
effects of shock	—	15%
syphilis	23%	—
sputum	—	15%
pain from the load	22%	—
vascular spasm	—	15%
refuses treatment	22%	—
pregnancy complications	—	15%
worse when moving	22%	—
hematoma	—	14%
weakening of immunity	22%	—
dizziness	—	14%
adaptation disorders	21%	—
blood loss	—	14%
immunodeficiency	20%	—
pain in the intestines	—	14%
wounds	19%	—
chills	—	14%
consequences of operation	19%	—
constant pain	—	14%
treatment with antibiotics	34%	13%
pain throughout the body	—	13%
consequences of infection	18%	—
benign neoplasms	—	13%
onset of illness	18%	—
heart dysfunction	—	13%
female pelvic organs	46%	29%
high temperature	—	12%
acute pain	27%	12%
weakness	—	12%
stomach cramping pain	30%	19%
oncology	—	11%
abdominal	26%	17%
injury	—	11%
sharp belly	23%	15%
varicose veins of the uterus	—	10%
stomach pain	23%	15%
abdominal pain	20%	26%
motor activity	23%	15%
blood diseases	18%	23%
skin problems	18%	11%
ectopic pregnancy	30%	33%

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