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Results: Differences General ✘Adhesions in the pelvis✘Мукоцеле аппендикса
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Distinctive symptoms
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cold feet hands 93% —
appendicitis — 69%
psychogenic depression 87% —
history of appendectomy 35% 89%
adhesions in the pelvis 82% —
acute appendicitis — 50%
tension in the shoulders 80% —
oncology — 49%
sleep restless 79% —
benign neoplasms — 46%
burning in the body 77% —
appendix cancer — 46%
diarrhea alternates with constipation 76% —
chronic appendicitis — 45%
cold legs 73% —
pain in the lower abdomen on the right — 44%
religiosity 72% —
right-sided symptoms — 43%
defecation painful 70% —
pain in the right groin — 42%
cold hands 68% —
calcification — 42%
skin overgrowth 62% —
retention cyst — 41%
burns 61% —
intestinal mucosa — 40%
hoarseness voice 60% —
unstable stool — 39%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes 55% —
inversion of the intestines — 39%
patient's condition 52% —
pain in the right side of the abdomen — 37%
pain throughout the body 51% —
subacute condition — 36%
no appetite 50% —
calcium — 36%
anemia 49% —
abdominal pain on the right — 36%
endometriosis 85% 35%
fecal vomiting — 34%
appendages of the uterus 44% —
pain in the groin area — 32%
acute vaginitis 43% —
intestinal resection — 32%
body of uterus is motionless 43% —
bowel cancer — 32%
pelvioperitonitis 41% —
lowered — 30%
obliteration of the fallopian tube 39% —
intestinal tumor — 29%
ascherman syndrome 38% —
lot of operations in small things — 28%
pulls the lower back 37% —
nausea vomiting — 27%
painful ovulation 37% —
thin — 27%
intra-phase infections 36% —
rapid weight loss — 26%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes 35% —
emaciation — 26%
intermittent constipation 35% —
presses — 25%
pain in the pelvis 35% —
stage of recovery — 24%
deterioration from lifting weights 35% —
cancer — 24%
abdominal surgery 34% —
recovery period — 24%
pulling pain in the sacrum 34% —
there are no complaints 22% 46%
constipation 33% —
angioplasty — 23%
abdominal injuries 32% —
increased — 21%
the consequences of physical activity are worse 32% —
history of surgery 32% 47%
ovarian apoplexy 32% —
pain due to flatulence 22% 33%
aching pain in the anus 32% —
pain over the pubic 24% 35%
internal irritation 31% —
surgical infections 24% 35%
inflammation 82% 49%
stool with gases 22% 32%
constipation during pregnancy 30% —
abundant stool 21% 31%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 30% —
violation of the stool 18% 27%
chronic vaginitis 30% —
acute abdomen 20% 29%
disease dull abdominal pain 30% —
vomiting 17% 25%
infertility female 30% —
intoxication 17% 24%
chronic peritonitis 29% —
bloating 28% 29%
postpartum bleeding 29% —
abdominal pain 25% 26%
tubal pregnancy 29% —
lower abdominal pain 31% 32%
chronic oophoritis 29% —
nausea 25% 25%
gastrointestinal problems 28% —
consequences of surgery 28% —
pregnancy 28% —
constant abdominal pain 28% —
constant aching pain 27% —
uterine infertility 27% —
regular stool 27% —
parametrite 27% —
frequent stools 26% —
worse during menstruation 26% —
appendages of pain 26% —
aching lower back 26% —
ectopic pregnancy 26% —
vaginitis 25% —
salpingitis 25% —
intra-abdominal abscesses 25% —
catatrauma 25% —
habitual miscarriage 25% —
frequent constipation 25% —
adnexitis 25% —
inflammation of the ovaries 25% —
frequent bloating 25% —
pain in internal organs 25% —
constipation flatulence 25% —
worse constipation 25% —
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 25% —
pulling abdominal pain 24% —
genital pain in women 24% —
abdominal pain constipation 24% —
bleeding during pregnancy 24% —
removal of the uterine body 24% —
pain in the bladder 24% —
pain in the sacrum 24% —
hypertension 24% —
fatigue during physical exertion 23% —
endometritis 23% —
the consequences of abdominal surgery 23% —
pain in the rectum 23% —
purulent peritonitis 23% —
onset of illness 23% —
STDs 23% —
miscarriage 22% —
menstruation disorder 22% —
worse from exercise 22% —
resorption 22% —
deterioration during pregnancy 22% —
make the main 22% —
apoplexy 21% —
refuses to help 21% —
vulva infections 21% —
intestinal obstruction 21% —
a history of endoscopic surgery 21% —
pain when moving 21% —
consequences of taking medications 21% —
vulvovaginitis 21% —
omission of internal organs 21% —
illness after hypothermia 21% —
myocardial infarction 20% —
remission 20% —
pain during exercise 20% —
acute injury 20% —
general tension 20% —
ascites 20% —
constant pain 19% —
general swelling does 19% —
refuses treatment 19% —
worse from movement 19% —
consequences of physical exertion 19% —
abscess 19% —
pain from the load 19% —
is better in nature 19% —
painful appearance 19% —
patient is motionless 18% —
aching 18% —
consequences of childbirth 18% —
overwork 18% —
periods of exacerbation 18% —
immunodeficiency 18% —
attacks of pain 17% —
acute condition 17% —
necrosis 17% —
bleeding 17% —
swelling 16% —
impaired arterial function 16% —
impaired uterine function 45% 29%
history of laparoscopic surgery 45% 29%
female pelvic organs 40% 26%
pain in the intestines 38% 28%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 32% 23%
peritonitis 36% 31%
acute pain 29% 24%
trauma 27% 23%

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