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Results: Differences General ✘Obstruction of the fallopian tubes✘Paget's Vulva disease
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Distinctive symptoms
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роды и вскармливание 50% 7%
breast cancer — 56%
ovarian cysts 40% —
solid tumors — 56%
endometrioid ovarian cyst 35% —
metastases — 54%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes 34% —
breast tumor — 51%
worse from movement 33% —
paget 's cancer — 50%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes 33% —
melanoma — 48%
pain when moving 31% —
cancer — 47%
joint hypermobility syndrome 29% —
noise in the head is constant — 47%
obliteration of the fallopian tube 24% —
skin cancer — 45%
hydrosalpinx 22% —
radiation therapy — 45%
salpingitis 22% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 44%
tubal pregnancy 22% —
radiation damage — 43%
tubal infertility 22% —
vulvar sarcoma — 43%
soreness of the uterus 21% —
oily skin — 43%
ascherman syndrome 20% —
lymphosarcoma — 42%
ectopic pregnancy 20% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 40%
infertility female 19% —
patient's condition — 40%
endometriosis 18% —
superficially spreading melanoma — 39%
history of laparoscopic surgery 17% —
nodular melanoma — 39%
ureteritis 17% —
uterine cancer — 38%
abdominal injuries during pregnancy 17% —
dubreuil 's melanosis — 37%
adhesions in the pelvis 16% —
osteoporosis — 37%
ovarian cyst during pregnancy 16% —
intestinal tumor — 36%
mycoplasma 15% —
squamous cell carcinoma — 36%
ovarian torsion 15% —
paget's disease — 36%
abdominal pain is worse from movement 15% —
tumors of the rectum — 36%
monthly painful 15% —
noise in the head — 36%
ureaplasma 14% —
warts — 36%
neoplasms in small pelvis 14% —
bone deformation — 36%
gonorrheal urethritis 14% —
genital neoplasms 9% 45%
urogenital mycoplasmosis 14% —
neoplasms of the vulva 12% 48%
mycoplasmosis in women 14% —
lentigo — 35%
lower abdominal pain 14% —
history of chest surgery — 35%
genital tuberculosis 14% —
osteitis — 35%
ovarian apoplexy 14% —
lowered — 34%
very painful menstruation 14% —
breast sarcoma — 33%
history of appendectomy 14% —
benign neoplasms — 33%
with the desire for pregnancy 14% —
effects of radiation — 32%
can not get pregnant 13% —
adenocarcinoma of the rectum — 32%
mucous whites 13% —
inflammation of the nipple — 32%
1 pregnancy 13% —
rectal cancer — 31%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen 13% —
human papillomavirus — 31%
urogenital clamidiosis 13% —
papules — 31%
acute sigmoiditis 13% —
rash on the labia — 30%
ovarian endometriosis 13% —
cervical cancer — 30%
peritonitis 13% —
consequences of infection — 30%
abscess of the tubes 13% —
lot of moles — 30%
endometrial polyps 12% —
skin spots — 30%
pelvic abscess 12% —
genital itching — 30%
pain from sudden movements 12% —
soreness of the skin — 30%
abdominal pregnancy 12% —
suspicion — 29%
tumors of the peritoneum 12% —
hyperpigmentation — 29%
acute enterocolitis 12% —
recovery period — 29%
proctitis 12% —
itchy skin — 29%
purulent discharge from the vagina 12% —
metastatic brain tumors — 29%
monthly prolonged 12% —
stage of recovery — 29%
cystectomy 12% —
bowel cancer — 28%
a lot of stress 11% —
elderly patients — 28%
clamidiosis 11% —
moles appear — 28%
better sitting 11% —
lymph node damage — 28%
uterine fibroids 11% —
which are covered with crusts — 28%
acute appendicitis 11% —
nevus spitz — 27%
enlargement of the uterus 11% —
brown moles — 27%
inflammation of the ovaries 11% —
large mole — 27%
skewed pelvis 11% —
compression fracture of the spine — 27%
acute colitis 11% —
postmenopausal osteoporosis — 27%
worse from sudden movements 11% —
itching of female genitals — 27%
enterocolitis 11% —
dermatitis — 27%
abdominal pain 11% —
history of surgery 14% 41%
abnormalities of uterine development 11% —
consequences of surgery 14% 41%
damage to the uterus 11% —
redness of the vulva — 26%
urethritis 11% —
hormonal disorders — 26%
uterine polyps 11% —
metabolic disorder — 26%
polycystic ovaries 11% —
skin problems 9% 35%
gonorrhea 11% —
itching constant — 25%
inflammation of the appendages 11% —
refuses treatment — 25%
better stationary 11% —
subarticular melanoma — 25%
stiffness in the joints 11% —
bone cancer — 25%
cervical pregnancy 11% —
bartholin gland cancer — 25%
polycystic 10% —
better in morning — 25%
appendicitis 10% —
basal — 25%
deterioration during pregnancy 10% —
dermatosis — 25%
myxedema 10% —
sunburn — 25%
acute abdominal pains 10% —
swelling of the vulva — 25%
duodenitis 10% —
choroid melanoma — 25%
adynamia 10% —
surgical infections 7% 32%
shape of large intestine is changed 10% —
melanoma of the eye — 25%
nervous exhaustion 10% —
primary-multiple tumors — 24%
removal of cysts 10% —
carcinoid — 24%
menstruation irregular 10% —
brain tumor — 24%
acute duodenitis 10% —
epithelioma — 24%
often abdominal pain 10% —
brain cancer — 24%
infectious colitis 10% —
dysplastic nevus — 24%
intra-phase infections 20% 8%
neuroendocrine tumors — 24%
periodic abdominal pain 10% —
burns — 24%
apoplexy 9% —
rashes on the genitals — 24%
inflammation of the stomach 9% —
better in afternoon — 24%
stomach pain 9% —
consequences of taking medications 15% 39%
acute abdomen 9% —
uterine tumor 10% 34%
hematoma 9% —
finger fracture — 23%

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