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Results: Differences General ✘Intermenstrual pain syndrome✘Adhesions in the pelvis
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Distinctive symptoms
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ovarian pain 72% —
cold feet hands — 93%
monthly painful 70% —
psychogenic depression — 87%
bacterial vaginosis 46% —
tension in the shoulders — 80%
vaginosis 46% —
sleep restless — 79%
anxiety 35% —
burning in the body — 77%
soreness of the uterus 35% —
diarrhea alternates with constipation — 76%
ovulatory syndrome 34% —
cold legs — 73%
ovulatory pain 34% —
religiosity — 72%
the pain threshold has been lowered 28% —
defecation painful — 70%
unspecified mental disorders 27% —
cold hands — 68%
rupture of the fallopian tube 27% —
endometriosis 19% 85%
pain in the sacrum and coccyx 21% —
inflammation 18% 82%
coccyx injury 20% —
adhesions in the pelvis 20% 82%
ligament rupture 19% —
skin overgrowth — 62%
pain after injury 18% —
burns — 61%
acalculia 17% —
hoarseness voice — 60%
pain in the coccyx 17% —
adhesions of the fallopian tubes — 55%
intermenstrual pain syndrome 17% —
pain throughout the body — 51%
abdominal pain 43% 25%
no appetite — 50%
acute pain 47% 29%
anemia — 49%
anovulatory cycle 16% —
impaired uterine function — 45%
is very sensitive 16% —
acute vaginitis — 43%
violation of sensory integration 15% —
body of uterus is motionless — 43%
feeling the heat in the anus 15% —
pelvioperitonitis — 41%
pelvic bone fracture 15% —
obliteration of the fallopian tube — 39%
hypoalgesia 14% —
ascherman syndrome — 38%
does not tolerate pain 14% —
pain in the intestines — 38%
lowered 14% —
pulls the lower back — 37%
emotional 13% —
peritonitis — 36%
sensitivity to pain 13% —
obstruction of the fallopian tubes — 35%
pain after a fracture 13% —
history of appendectomy — 35%
headaches 13% —
deterioration from lifting weights — 35%
consequences of injuries 13% —
pain in the pelvis — 35%
lower abdominal pain 46% 31%
intermittent constipation — 35%
spinal injury 12% —
pulling pain in the sacrum — 34%
thalamic syndrome 12% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 11% 45%
folliculitis 12% —
constipation — 33%
pain in the tendons 12% —
aching pain in the anus — 32%
impaired nervous system function 11% —
the consequences of physical activity are worse — 32%
inflammation of the brain 11% —
abdominal injuries — 32%
impressionability 11% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 32%
head injury 11% —
internal irritation — 31%
pituitary gland diseases 11% —
disease dull abdominal pain — 30%
head surgery 11% —
chronic vaginitis — 30%
sudden pain 11% —
pulling pains in the lower abdomen — 30%
nervous excitability 11% —
infertility female — 30%
neurosis 10% —
constipation during pregnancy — 30%
bone fracture 10% —
postpartum bleeding — 29%
oncology in the anamnesis 10% —
chronic peritonitis — 29%
organic brain damage 10% —
tubal pregnancy — 29%
mood disorder 10% —
constant abdominal pain — 28%
skin anesthesia 10% —
consequences of surgery — 28%
high temperature 9% —
gastrointestinal problems — 28%
drug disease 9% —
bloating — 28%
damage to the nervous system 9% —
parametrite — 27%
feeling of heat 9% —
uterine infertility — 27%
brain damage 9% —
regular stool — 27%
increased 8% —
constant aching pain — 27%
coccyx fracture 8% —
aching lower back — 26%
oncology 8% —
appendages of pain — 26%
painful ovulation 44% 37%
worse during menstruation — 26%
frequent stools — 26%
ectopic pregnancy — 26%
habitual miscarriage — 25%
catatrauma — 25%
frequent constipation — 25%
vaginitis — 25%
intra-abdominal abscesses — 25%
worse constipation — 25%
constipation flatulence — 25%
frequent bloating — 25%
pain in internal organs — 25%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis — 25%
patient's condition 27% 52%
surgical infections — 24%
hypertension — 24%
pulling abdominal pain — 24%
bleeding during pregnancy — 24%
removal of the uterine body — 24%
abdominal pain constipation — 24%
genital pain in women — 24%
pain in the bladder — 24%
pain in the rectum — 23%
STDs — 23%
the consequences of abdominal surgery — 23%
endometritis — 23%
fatigue during physical exertion — 23%
purulent peritonitis — 23%
onset of illness — 23%
abdominal surgery 11% 34%
menstruation disorder — 22%
deterioration during pregnancy — 22%
make the main — 22%
there are no complaints — 22%
worse from exercise — 22%
resorption — 22%
miscarriage — 22%
stool with gases — 22%
pain due to flatulence — 22%
omission of internal organs — 21%
illness after hypothermia — 21%
abundant stool — 21%
pain when moving — 21%
a history of endoscopic surgery — 21%
intestinal obstruction — 21%
refuses to help — 21%
ascites — 20%
general tension — 20%
appendages of the uterus 24% 44%
acute abdomen — 20%
pain during exercise — 20%
remission — 20%
intra-phase infections 16% 36%
acute injury — 20%
refuses treatment — 19%
consequences of physical exertion — 19%
worse from movement — 19%
general swelling does — 19%
abscess — 19%
is better in nature — 19%
pain from the load — 19%
consequences of childbirth — 18%
aching — 18%
immunodeficiency — 18%
overwork — 18%
female pelvic organs 22% 40%
violation of the stool — 18%
bleeding — 17%
intoxication — 17%
acute condition — 17%
vomiting — 17%
impaired arterial function — 16%
nausea 9% 25%
history of surgery 17% 32%
pregnancy 13% 28%
chronic oophoritis 16% 29%
salpingitis 14% 25%
pain over the pubic 13% 24%
adnexitis 14% 25%

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