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Results: Differences General	✘Intermenstrual pain syndrome	✘Secondary amenorrhea
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 22%(3) 91%(18) Other hormones — 46%(3) Thyroid hormones — 45%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
monthly painful	70%	—
polycystic ovaries	—	31%
ovarian pain	72%	10%
stopped menstruation	—	30%
vaginosis	46%	—
hot flashes	—	30%
bacterial vaginosis	46%	—
menopause	—	29%
painful ovulation	44%	—
polycystic	—	28%
acute pain	47%	3%
cystic fibrosis	—	26%
lower abdominal pain	46%	8%
secondary amenorrhea	—	25%
abdominal pain	43%	6%
menstruation irregular	—	24%
ovulatory syndrome	34%	—
primary and secondary amenorrhea	—	21%
ovulatory pain	34%	—
prolactin deficiency	—	20%
the pain threshold has been lowered	28%	—
hyperprolactinemia	—	20%
rupture of the fallopian tube	27%	—
polycystic ovary syndrome pcos	—	18%
anxiety	35%	6%
uterine atresia	—	18%
ovarian apoplexy	25%	—
ovarian dysfunction	—	17%
soreness of the uterus	35%	10%
pituitary tumors	—	16%
pain in the sacrum and coccyx	21%	—
hot rush with sweating	—	16%
coccyx injury	20%	—
menopause sweating	—	16%
adhesions in the pelvis	20%	—
ovarian cysts	—	16%
unspecified mental disorders	27%	6%
primary amenorrhea	—	16%
ligament rupture	19%	—
ascherman syndrome	—	16%
endometriosis	19%	—
fsh deficiency	—	15%
pain after injury	18%	—
impaired uterine function	—	15%
intermenstrual pain syndrome	17%	—
sheehan syndrome	—	15%
pain in the coccyx	17%	—
resistant ovary syndrome	—	14%
acalculia	17%	—
congenital adrenal hyperplasia	—	13%
apoplexy	16%	—
congenital hyperplasia of the adrenal cortex	—	13%
anovulatory cycle	16%	—
menstruation disorder	—	13%
chronic oophoritis	16%	—
effects of taking hormones	—	13%
patient's condition	27%	9%
infertility female	—	13%
is very sensitive	16%	—
hematosalpinx	—	12%
violation of sensory integration	15%	—
uterine cyst	—	12%
pelvic bone fracture	15%	—
prolactinoma	—	12%
feeling the heat in the anus	15%	—
hormonal disorders	—	12%
does not tolerate pain	14%	—
vaginal atresia	—	12%
salpingitis	14%	—
hematocolpos	—	12%
hypoalgesia	14%	—
emaciation	—	12%
adnexitis	14%	—
excess fsh	—	12%
pain after a fracture	13%	—
ovarian tumors	—	12%
consequences of injuries	13%	—
rapid weight loss	—	12%
pain in the sacrum	13%	—
testicular feminization syndrome	—	12%
sensitivity to pain	13%	—
head tumor	—	11%
thalamic syndrome	12%	—
hematometer	—	11%
folliculitis	12%	—
hyperandrogenism in women	—	11%
pain in the tendons	12%	—
excess progesterone	—	11%
inflammation of the ovaries	19%	6%
damage to the uterus	—	11%
nervous excitability	11%	—
monthly short	—	11%
sudden pain	11%	—
adrenogenital syndrome	—	11%
head surgery	11%	—
anovulatory infertility	—	11%
impressionability	11%	—
kalman syndrome	—	11%
painful appearance	11%	—
anovulation	—	11%
inflammation of the brain	11%	—
lh deficiency	—	11%
periods of exacerbation	10%	—
aper syndrome	—	11%
patient is motionless	10%	—
obesity	—	11%
skin anesthesia	10%	—
endometritis	—	10%
myocardial infarction	15%	3%
tumors of the adrenal glands	—	10%
organic brain damage	10%	—
empty' Turkish saddle syndrome	—	10%
attacks of pain	9%	—
testicular atrophy	—	10%
feeling of heat	9%	—
acth deficiency	—	10%
nausea	9%	—
hirsutism	—	10%
swelling	9%	—
ovarian hypofunction	—	10%
high temperature	9%	—
ovarian insufficiency	—	10%
brain damage	9%	—
pimples on the body	—	10%
coccyx fracture	8%	—
shereshevsky-turner syndrome	—	10%
necrosis	13%	3%
complete lack of appetite	—	10%
inflammation	18%	8%
there are no complaints	—	10%
appendages of the uterus	24%	15%
swyer syndrome	—	9%
trauma	17%	8%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis	—	9%
emotional	13%	4%
sports amenorrhea	—	9%
headaches	13%	4%
excess of lh	—	9%
female pelvic organs	22%	14%
cervical canal atresia	—	9%
spinal injury	12%	4%
cervical syndrome	—	9%
pain over the pubic	13%	6%
increased hairiness	—	9%
constant pain	15%	8%
habitual miscarriage	—	9%
neurosis	10%	3%
hypogonadism	—	9%
impaired nervous system function	11%	5%
excess stg	—	9%
mood disorder	10%	4%
abnormalities of uterine development	—	9%
head injury	11%	5%
consequences of childbirth	—	9%
abdominal surgery	11%	5%
lactation	—	9%
intra-phase infections	16%	10%
decreased tsh	—	9%
history of surgery	17%	11%
pimples on the head	—	8%
oncology in the anamnesis	10%	5%
cause pathological menopause	—	8%
lowered	14%	9%
secondary hyperaldosteronism	—	8%
bone fracture	10%	5%
pain in the uterus	—	8%
drug disease	9%	5%
estradiol deficiency	—	8%
hyperaldosteronism	—	8%
neuroinfections	—	8%
development of external genital organs is incorrect	—	8%
miscarriage	—	8%
excess aldosterone	—	8%
acne face	—	8%
adrenal exhaustion	—	8%
false pregnancy	—	8%
pimples on the face	—	8%
acne	—	8%
itsenko-cushing syndrome (hypercorticism)	—	8%
artificial climax	—	8%
cervical canal stenosis	—	8%
excess testesterone	—	8%
underdevelopment	—	7%
to increase the mammary glands	—	7%
hypothyroidism	—	7%
rashes on the face	—	7%
empty	—	7%
abortions	—	7%
excess acth	—	7%
anxiety depressive disorder	—	7%
brain tumor	—	7%
illness from stress	—	7%
cortisol deficiency	—	7%
can not get pregnant	—	7%
constant abdominal pain	—	7%
hypothyroidism during pregnancy	—	7%
panhypopituitarianism	—	7%
pituitary adenoma	—	7%
consequences of infection	—	7%
premature menstruation	—	7%

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