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Results: Differences Similar ✘Ovarian fibroma✘Serous ovarian cystadenoma
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Distinctive symptoms
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ovarian fibroma 46% —
ovarian cyst — 47%
patient's condition 34% —
tumors of the sigmoid colon — 45%
family man 34% —
with the diverticula of the sigmoid colon — 45%
fibroma 32% —
pseudomucinous ovarian cyst — 45%
uterine appendages removed 31% —
papillary ovarian cyst — 45%
ovaries removed 31% —
абсцеструб — 41%
ascites 28% —
abscesspelvis — 40%
polyserosite 27% —
ectopic pregnancy — 39%
pleurisy 24% —
ovarian cancer — 38%
shortness of breath with flatulence 24% —
pregnancy — 38%
fluid in the abdomen 22% —
pulls the lower back — 38%
hydrothorax 21% —
germinogenic tumors — 35%
fibroma of the lungs 20% —
tubal infertility — 34%
cancerous cachexia 20% —
pulls legs — 34%
oncology in the anamnesis 19% —
cyst of the yellow body of the ovary — 34%
resistant ovary syndrome 19% —
pulling pain when urinating — 33%
ovarian dysfunction 18% —
cause the effects of physical overstrain — 33%
uterine cyst 18% —
foreign body of the rectum — 33%
inflammation of the appendages 18% —
cramping pain in the lower abdomen — 33%
appendages of pain 18% —
follicular ovarian cyst — 33%
ovarian insufficiency 17% —
kidney sarcoma — 32%
oncology 54% 35%
appendicitis during pregnancy — 32%
ovarian hypofunction 17% —
foreign body of the intestine — 31%
uterine fibroids 17% —
ovarian pregnancy — 31%
abdominal breathing 17% —
pulling pain in — 30%
pain in the pleura 17% —
kidney dystopia — 30%
dyspnea 17% —
tubal pregnancy — 30%
frequent bloating 17% —
tumors of the peritoneum — 30%
anemia and weakness 17% —
squeezing abdominal — 30%
anemia 17% —
pulling pains in the lower abdomen — 30%
weak breathing 16% —
metastatic ovarian cancer — 30%
abdominal pain 16% —
ovarian tumors in girls 18% 47%
weakness and palpitations 15% —
pulling pains in the legs — 29%
fibrosarcoma 15% —
aches — 29%
palpitations with shortness of breath 15% —
consequences of severe stress — 28%
intestinal lethargy 15% —
consequences of physical stress — 28%
very correct 15% —
pressure in the anus — 28%
weakness when breathing 15% —
mom oncology — 28%
removed organs 15% —
changes your mind — 27%
hypotrophy 14% —
follicular cyst — 27%
cancer in the anamnesis 14% —
constipation — 27%
lack of air feeling 14% —
monthly gas scanty — 27%
bloating 14% —
stomach cramping pain — 26%
weakening of immunity 13% —
genital pain in women — 26%
pain when breathing 13% —
bloody discharge from the vagina — 26%
immunodeficiency 12% —
pulling abdominal pain — 26%
thin 12% —
abscess — 26%
tachycardia 12% —
stomach cancer — 26%
weakness after illness 12% —
ovarian cysts 16% 42%
palpitations 12% —
gastric adenocarcinoma — 26%
quickly gets tired 12% —
dense tumor — 26%
there is emaciation in the neck 12% —
benign epithelial tumors — 25%
premature sexual development — 25%
frequent constipation — 25%
abdominal pain constipation — 25%
acute appendicitis — 25%
stomach tumors — 25%
appendicitis — 24%
inflammation of the uterus — 24%
abnormalities of intestinal development — 24%
leg pain with edema — 24%
consequences of abortion — 24%
emotional burnout — 24%
onychophagia mental exhaustion — 24%
intestinal diverticula — 24%
squeezes his legs — 24%
anomalies of kidney development — 24%
lower abdominal pain — 23%
severe stress — 23%
STDs — 23%
purulent peritonitis — 23%
intestinal abscess — 23%
mental tension — 23%
emotional exhaustion — 23%
vaginal — 23%
intra-phase infections 14% 37%
abdominal swelling — 22%
Common symptoms are weakness — 22%
emotional tension — 22%
consultation of a gastroenterologist — 22%
bone tumors — 22%
speeded up urination — 22%
pain in the groin area — 22%
high intelligence — 22%
painful urination — 22%
severe exhaustion — 22%
infertility female — 21%
peritonitis — 21%
omission of internal organs — 21%
abortions — 21%
sharp belly — 21%
no strength — 21%
lymphosarcoma — 20%
illness from stress — 20%
swelling of the legs — 20%
metastases — 20%
vascular tumor — 19%
pain in the legs — 19%
irritability — 19%
fatigue — 19%
general weakness — 19%
it's better to be alone — 18%
kidney disease — 18%
ovarian tumors 34% 52%
unspecified mental disorders — 18%
feeling of bruising — 18%
mood disorder — 18%
cancer 16% 34%
nausea — 18%
vomiting — 17%
acute pain — 17%
emotional — 17%
swelling — 16%
intestinal tumor 13% 29%
appendages of the uterus 30% 45%
benign neoplasms 17% 32%
female pelvic organs 27% 41%
benign ovarian tumors 27% 41%
hormonal disorders 12% 25%
ovarian dysfunction 27% 40%
inflammation 20% 30%
removal of ovaries 36% 46%
tumour in the abdomen 30% 39%
adnexitis 17% 26%
vulva infections 14% 22%
removal of the uterus 17% 25%
inflammation of the ovaries 17% 25%
salpingitis 17% 25%
often abdominal pain 16% 24%
growing pains 15% 23%
vulvovaginitis 14% 22%
does not feel pain 12% 19%
inflammatory bowel diseases 13% 19%
abdominal pain 12% 18%
pain in the intestines 13% 19%
there are no complaints 11% 16%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 11% 16%
consequences of taking medications 10% 15%
gynecological operations 23% 25%
impaired uterine function 19% 20%

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