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Results: Differences General ✘Ovarian vein thrombosis✘Chronic diffuse streptodermia
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
floating blood clot 96% —
pyoderma — 80%
history of vein surgery 91% —
which are covered with crusts — 62%
appendages of the uterus 87% —
eczema — 59%
antithrombin is elevated 86% —
dermatitis — 58%
subinvolution of the uterus 86% —
suppuration of the skin — 57%
stomach like a drum 85% —
chronic eczema — 57%
female pelvic organs 80% —
effects of starvation — 56%
purulent thrombophlebitis 73% —
skin problems — 52%
damage to the uterus 73% —
dermatitis and eczema — 50%
postpartum obesity 73% —
crusts on the skin — 49%
platelet aggregation increased 70% —
chronic diffuse streptodermia — 48%
impaired uterine function 69% —
allergic rash — 47%
acute appendicitis 69% —
peeling — 47%
appendicitis 67% —
eczema peeling — 47%
consequences of surgery 65% —
common rashes — 46%
consequences of childbirth 64% —
hypoxia — 46%
venous mesh on legs 100% 34%
dryness — 45%
paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria 64% —
rash pustules — 45%
varicose veins of the legs 99% 34%
effects of hypoxia — 44%
ovarian tumors 63% —
microbial eczema — 44%
varicose veins of the pelvis 63% —
streptococci — 44%
ovarian vein thrombosis 63% —
ulcers on the skin — 43%
chronic appendicitis 62% —
red rash — 43%
varicose veins during pregnancy 62% —
reddening of the skin — 42%
ovarian pregnancy 61% —
pinching nerves — 41%
veins swelling on the legs 96% 33%
rashes with peeling — 37%
renal vein thrombosis 60% —
fasting — 37%
protein s deficiency 59% —
skin is coming off — 37%
pain in the left groin 59% —
inflammatory skin changes — 37%
acute venous thrombosis 91% 31%
allergy — 36%
hemoglobinuria 58% —
atopic dermatitis — 36%
hyperthermia 57% —
absent-mindedness — 35%
pain in the right groin 57% —
rashes itchy — 34%
blockage of blood vessels 57% —
blisters — 34%
venous congestion 57% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 34%
veins bloating 90% 31%
drug disease — 34%
history of cardiovascular surgery 56% —
allergy to the skin — 34%
hyperhomocysteinemia 56% —
rashes dry — 34%
chills 55% —
consequences of infection — 34%
there are no complaints 55% —
dermatosis — 33%
purulent appendicitis 55% —
swelling from a bite — 32%
homocysteine 54% —
protein-energy deficiency — 32%
hemorrhagic diathesis 53% —
skin compaction — 32%
renal colic 53% —
small-point rash — 32%
full-blooded 53% —
infected wounds — 32%
sweating is increased 53% —
illness after hypothermia — 32%
ovarian cancer 53% —
small rash — 32%
feeling of pressure on the chest 52% —
neuralgia — 31%
calcinates 52% —
vascular spasm — 31%
severe chills 52% —
The skin is not — 30%
uterine appendages are increase 51% —
oily skin — 29%
pain in the veins of the legs 51% —
itchy skin — 29%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 51% —
periods of exacerbation — 28%
fever is active 50% —
radiation therapy — 28%
blood flow rate is reduced 50% —
drug allergy — 28%
salpingitis 50% —
scarring — 27%
changes in the blood 50% —
CHD — 27%
adnexitis 50% —
radiation damage — 27%
deterioration postpartum 50% —
spasm — 27%
ovarian insufficiency 50% —
peptic ulcer — 27%
thrombosis 79% 27%
increased sensitivity — 26%
inflammation of the ovaries 49% —
wound — 26%
deterioration from overheating 49% —
subacute condition — 26%
collagenosis 49% —
swelling — 25%
pain increases gradually 49% —
onset of illness 32% 48%
germinogenic tumors 49% —
pain in the uterus 49% —
connective tissue dysplasia 48% —
sweating with weakness 48% —
deep vein thrombosis 48% —
he's defending himself 48% —
pain over the pubic 48% —
impaired venous function 76% 26%
thrombocytosis 47% —
high temperature 47% —
pain in the side 47% —
angiopathy 46% —
endometritis 46% —
ovarian dysfunction 46% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery 46% —
prolonged fever 46% —
pain in the vagina 46% —
pregnancy 46% —
angioplasty 71% 24%
deterioration during pregnancy 45% —
slow onset of the disease 45% —
increased blood clotting 45% —
pain in the rectum 45% —
venous bleeding 45% —
squeezes his legs 45% —
operative delivery 44% —
colic 44% —
pain in the groin area 44% —
compressing pains in the heart 44% —
peripheral artery thrombosis 44% —
uterine tumor 43% —
consequences of taking medications 43% —
sedentary lifestyle 42% —
refuses to help 42% —
vulva infections 42% —
vulvovaginitis 42% —
tumors of the heart 41% —
pain in the veins 41% —
intra-phase infections 41% —
subfebrility 40% —
pain in the heart 40% —
painful swelling 40% —
increased motor activity 40% —
motor activity 40% —
calcification 40% —
abdominal surgery 39% —
cardiodilation 39% —
thrombosis with varicose 88% 47%
pain in the intestines 38% —
protein with increased 38% —
arterial occlusion 38% —
obesity 38% —
sensations in the legs 37% —
increased bleeding 37% —
smokes 37% —
pain in the legs 37% —
fighting 36% —
pain chest 36% —
sepsis 36% —
worse in morning 36% —
there is heart failure 36% —
heart failure 36% —
consequences of injuries 35% —
calcium 35% —
surgical infections 34% —
attacks of pain 34% —
presses 34% —
blood diseases 69% 33%
kidney diseases 34% —
feeling of bruising 34% —

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